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63. Pillow Talk, page posted 3/11/11

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Pillow Talk — Page 29
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Author Commentary

flashbaaaaaack~

In retrospect I am REALLY not fond of the expressions on this page. They are actually not that good. It’s funny how these commentaries come a few weeks after having finished the comic, so I look back at them with a “eww” face.

but anyway enough self-deprecating, it’s Justin! And he.. hasn’t really changed two years ago!

BY THE WAY GUYS THE NEWS SECTION CHANGED AND WE ARE ACCEPTING GUEST COMICS PLEASE OH GOD IT WOULD BE PRETTY RAD YOU KNOW just read up on information!!!!

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281 Reader Comments On This Page

Comment ID #151412

Oh, Tess…. Getting yelled at by some kid isn’t reason enough to break his arm. You sure are on a major power-trip, aren’t ya?

In other news: Come ON, Jess, you don’t want this so stop it.

Kep. March 11, 2011, 6:55 AM EST.

Comment ID #151418

Okay this is what I got;

they’re playing football, but Aaron accidently hits the ball to Tess’ head and she decides to puncture it. Aaron get’s mad and most likely insults and/or shouts at Tess angrily. Big bad boyfriend comes on scene, unhappy with the insults decides to break his arm.

Wow what a dick.

Ryan March 11, 2011, 8:55 AM EST.

Comment ID #151488

I don’t know if I agree that it’s that weird for there to be a flashback within a flashback. This is essentially Jess saying “He was trying to kiss me, and all I could think of was Rachel watching Roger stomp…”

I am surprised nobody has criticised the ABSURDLY DENSE EXPOSITION in this chapter. It is kind of a way of ploughing through a lot of story set up in a framework designed for flashbacks.

SuitCase March 11, 2011, 6:21 PM EST.

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