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[Camp Comic] Tuesday, May 30, 2017 - Food for Thought
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[Camp Comic] Tuesday, May 30, 2017 - Food for Thought
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We are but star dust, drifting through space, living in the moment.
Oh, you meant specifically at the camp?
Well, uh, that's simple, you weren't wanted. I mean, it's right in the name.
Meanwhile here's Linus casually asking the question that's bugged me since issue #1.
....RIDE!!
Or like The Prisoner (1967).
Or like Neon Genesis Evangelion.
A clear and rational explanation that leaves no questions whatsoever!
Then explain the food drops. Where are they coming from?
I was wearing this t-shirt when I was visiting my parents and they slowly got "Wee don wantcha." It was like a light bulb. For the record they thought the name and t-shirt were hilarious.
Who sets up supply airdrops for a place like this? And why airdrops and not something cheaper like a regular supply truck? Airdrops seem like a government thing, but given this seems to be the U.S., it's hard to imagine the government being content to just drop a bunch of supplies and otherwise ignore a place like this (I mean, other issues with allowing/creating a camp of abandoned children aside).
How does word get out to so many diverse people? Seventeen's family are so backwoods that the idea of them having any common spaces or experiences with some of the more well-to-do families depicted seems unlikely.
"Why are we here" seems so easy on the face of it, but deeper thought shows that the whole scenario is very, very weird.
And wherever they're coming from, the kids never seem to see a plane or where they're coming from.
Maybe the Camp exists in a pocket dimension. A place where the unwanted things are sent.
Don't get me wrong, I adore the gags and the cute stories, but I like a little exploration to go with my humor
Super excited.
Do the kids eventually age out? Or did they intend for them to not make it to 18?
Colin is a counselor. In fact, he's the counselor.
Some say he's the best counselor and I am one of them.
Oh, man, those poor kids.
They do take care of each other for the most part. At least the main trio and cute little Fred.