Comments (22)

• kat 14 years ago archived

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  Jack is my new favorite character. (Sorry, Sid.)

  • Rinikex 14 years ago archived

    Yeah, Jack is awesome.

  • svartalf 14 years ago archived

    I'd say it's a bit of a push. Each are awesome in differing ways- and I can't pick a "favorite" here.

• Marvelous TK 14 years ago archived

  Now that's a negotiating position.

  • svartalf 14 years ago archived

    Heh... She thought she could just bully him since she's got "authority" to keep him out of jail because they need his abilities. Sadly for her, he can read her almost like a book- and he's liable to know just about how far he can push things... He just pushed it a bit too far in the bar, really. Everybody makes mistakes...

• Andy 14 years ago archived

  That's a dangerous game of chicken he's playing. I imagine prison would be all the more terrible for someone with his powers.

  • Fairportfan 14 years ago archived

    In the immortal words of Kenny Rogers: "You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em - know when to walk away, know when to run."

    
    

    A good con man trusts his instincts in reading people and situations.

    • svartalf 14 years ago archived

      Instincts? Heh... He doesn't need instincts...he's got magic eyes and can read 'em outright without guessing.

  • svartalf 14 years ago archived

    It's a dangerous game, yes. But he's already living that game- and his special abilities give him the edge; he can see just how far he can press things with people in this context.

• Sauronbane 14 years ago archived

  Pfft. This guy. Knowing how to win the argument without effort :P Jack's hilarious.

• Ľubomír Brindza 14 years ago archived

  That family runs the entire town, doesn't it?

• Sir_Krackalot 14 years ago archived

  Oh look. Yet ANOTHER Barber.

  • RK 14 years ago archived

    I don't get this "every woman is a Barber" thing. Is it some joke I've missed?

    • Hornet 14 years ago archived

      It's because all the women by and large have similar features and the same powerful personality.

      • KomiIsDrawing 14 years ago archived

        Except Florrie, who is an actual Barber :)

        • Threnodi 14 years ago archived

          But but didn't the detective lady sign her notes N Barber? In her case that seemed a bit more solid! ^_^; Also one of the Barber grandchildren is a grandson, yes? So the 'every woman a Barber' impulse could get people into trouble anyhow. ; )

          • mike 14 years ago archived

            "Cpt. Nicola Barber", as a matter of fact.

            • mike 14 years ago archived

              ...which may explain her "Oh, God, what is Harry up to now?" expression when Jack mentioned the woman on the train...

        • Me-me 14 years ago archived

          At least they're not pignoses any more!

          Considering where you were... you've come a long way.

      • Kate A 14 years ago archived

        Except Florrie, who is an actual Barber :)

        
        

        It's cool, though, I know I have a long way to go with a few things, and making faces more distinctive is one of them.

• Nonesuch 14 years ago archived

  I admire his sense of loyalty. I really do.

• B.D 6 years ago archived

  O'Malley can bluff with no cards at all. A politician has no chance against him.