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EdieMammon β Your Poison Of Choice COMIC chapter 5 part I
Published: 2014-02-18 17:04:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 2832; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 4
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Ah, the long awaited ECT chapter. Enjoy.Related content
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I just noticed that in almost every single comic, Iggyβs in a straight jacket.
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Clawdia and her administration are not mental health professionals first and foremost. They don't have any better way of dealing with their patients.
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i like how koops just randomly states that iggy is tall. where does iggy get the lankiness from anyways?Β
ohh, you're not very nice to your self, iggy. but he speaks the truth, iggy will never be who he once was. he really shouldnt be seeing a miniature floating version of his younger self... boy does he have a lot of mental issues, or was that just a way to convey meaning through Β the comic?
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His fear of losing faith in himself, at least. Iggy's approaching adulthood. Some people grow a little too fast height-wise and not so fast mucle-wise; that's the nature of lankiness
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well some people never really get to much width and just have a tall thin body overall even with time, i was wondering if he got his body structure from a family member or something. Β Β i do think the lanky look suits him though, not sure why
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It's "nerdier" than his original shape. So's the hairstyle; without him having to cut back on his hair gel usage.
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heh heh make sense, i do have a thing for the nerdy and, or crazy characters... Β
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Yes, and the style becomes him so naturally... Let's not say that to his face.
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i have a feeling he wont appreciate it if we do
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Perhaps you could add Napier to the Story; maybe as one of the hospital staff. :thumb432655578:
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That's a good idea; I actually do need someone alongside Clawdia in this chapter.
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Napier will do nicely. 
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Nice work, it was neat to see past Iggy alongside current Iggy
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Yeah 
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