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Thursday, 02 March 2006 05:05
WTF??? What a pair of douchebags! Bet their favorite shows are mainly shows like "Simple Life" and "The Biggest Loser"!
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 02 March 2006 05:34
don't forget charmed, they love it...
Thursday, 02 March 2006 05:44
Three Fifths? Well, at least we're worth more than Fox Executives and Internet Trolls. Combined. :D
Thursday, 02 March 2006 05:45
I'm feeling slightly mocked...
3/5s
Everyone knows we're a good 7/10s!!!
3/5s
Everyone knows we're a good 7/10s!!!
Thursday, 02 March 2006 06:27
Don't worry, they'll burn in the special Hell.
Not many people now it is also reserved for people who make rude comments about the movie Serenity.
Not many people now it is also reserved for people who make rude comments about the movie Serenity.
Thursday, 02 March 2006 06:44
Some people are alive simply becouse it's illegal ta kill'em !! Like people named Owen and Chris !!
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 02 March 2006 07:03
Damn them, freakin idiots
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 02 March 2006 08:07
I think we're looking at this a little wrong. Someone has gone through the time, and effort to openly mock us in a way non star wars, star trek, comic book ect. fans make fun of fans of those things. That means something right? Like we've become noticable enough just like those other things so those with no imagination, and are sheep to main streem pop culture can try and make fun of us in a febal attempt to make themselves feel "cool". Personaly I take this as a sign that we've done something right. Plus I mean come on they also quoted Monty Pyton. Like 90% of the human race dosent have Holy Grail sitting on their shelf. They clearly can't think of too much on their own. These are the kinds of idiots who do everthing MTV tells them to. I still say we send them a buch of crapy e-mails anyway though. You know just to show that we care.
Thursday, 02 March 2006 08:35
You can't buy publicity like this folks. Embrace it!
They are jerks, and small-minded ones at that, but people might just check out Serenity because they mock us.
They are jerks, and small-minded ones at that, but people might just check out Serenity because they mock us.
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 02 March 2006 09:28
can we still kill them?
Thursday, 02 March 2006 10:47
They obviously wanna bag Serenity, but what i noticed is that they quoted a line that wasn't in any adverts. So they obviously saw Serenity at least once. So they bag us out all they like. They obviously helped contribute to sales figures.
bwahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Yes, you're right. I have lost it.
Luc
bwahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Yes, you're right. I have lost it.
Luc
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 02 March 2006 14:35
What if it's just a joke?
That particular comic has made fun of, well, just about everything, in the span of years that it's been online.
Perhaps some of us Browncoats are taking a fairly absurdist comic a little too much to heart.
Or perhaps I'm completely off my gourd and we're secretly the most hated fangroup in the 'verse.
That particular comic has made fun of, well, just about everything, in the span of years that it's been online.
Perhaps some of us Browncoats are taking a fairly absurdist comic a little too much to heart.
Or perhaps I'm completely off my gourd and we're secretly the most hated fangroup in the 'verse.
Thursday, 02 March 2006 16:20
I don't think there's a most hated fan group in the 'verse. Least non that I can think of. Even Trekkies can be somewhat cuddly at times. (Sorry Trekkies)
I think it's funny that they did end up seeing the movie, just so they could make fun of it.
Says a lot.
I think it's funny that they did end up seeing the movie, just so they could make fun of it.
Says a lot.
Thursday, 02 March 2006 16:25
Yeah, bring it on... I like being outnumbered... that's what makes us special. ;p We'll always be cooler than the Trekkers 'cause we're underdogs.
'Sides, any publicity is good publicity. (Also agree, the fact that he quoted from the movie and went to effort to mention it was 'Joss Whedon's Serenity'... could be they're fans too.)
'Sides, any publicity is good publicity. (Also agree, the fact that he quoted from the movie and went to effort to mention it was 'Joss Whedon's Serenity'... could be they're fans too.)
Thursday, 02 March 2006 20:46
I am not so upset over the quote, it's the 3/5ths comment that bugs me a bit. Then again, guys who write comics like these, don't have girlfriends that aren't either digital or inflatable. They lash out because they want to be like us.
I'm secure in the fact that every Browncoat counts as 1.5 people (some as 2 or more!) and if their "comic" had 1/10th the fanbase Joss does, I'd be amazed.
'Tis but a scratch! We've had worse...right FOX?
I'm secure in the fact that every Browncoat counts as 1.5 people (some as 2 or more!) and if their "comic" had 1/10th the fanbase Joss does, I'd be amazed.
'Tis but a scratch! We've had worse...right FOX?
Thursday, 02 March 2006 21:50
Actually, I have to agree with posters like TCM...the comic's funny.
The only part that kinda irks me is the "Joss Whedon fans are only considered 3/5 a person" and that's becuase I remember some of my American History (even though I am rutting Canuck) which deal with how slaves were treated before the Civil War. And even that's a rather interesting tie-in to Firefly/Serenity cuz of the Civil War/post-Civil War undertones of both the series and the movie.
BEB
The only part that kinda irks me is the "Joss Whedon fans are only considered 3/5 a person" and that's becuase I remember some of my American History (even though I am rutting Canuck) which deal with how slaves were treated before the Civil War. And even that's a rather interesting tie-in to Firefly/Serenity cuz of the Civil War/post-Civil War undertones of both the series and the movie.
BEB
Thursday, 02 March 2006 22:07
The three-fifths statement.... Weren't slaves counted as three-fifths of a person for census purposes in the South?
Thursday, 02 March 2006 22:29
Ugh . . . chill out! Dude's a fan. He's poking fun at himself . . .something we sould all learn to do.
Thursday, 02 March 2006 22:32
"I'm feeling slightly mocked...3/5s Everyone knows we're a good 7/10s!!!"
7/10s????
70\100!!!!!!
7/10s????
70\100!!!!!!
Friday, 03 March 2006 00:04
If you go to <http://www.sorethumbsonline.com> you will find:
Posted By Chris at 2:12 PM
Since it seems to be the subject of various message board discussions around the internet today, I reckon I should clarify the jokes about SERENITY and Joss Whedon in today's strip. I am a Joss Whedon fan, as is Owen. However, I also think it is tons of fun to inexplicably badmouth something that everyone 'versally loves.
Just thought i'd add it in case ppl were thinking of flaming these guys.
Posted By Chris at 2:12 PM
Since it seems to be the subject of various message board discussions around the internet today, I reckon I should clarify the jokes about SERENITY and Joss Whedon in today's strip. I am a Joss Whedon fan, as is Owen. However, I also think it is tons of fun to inexplicably badmouth something that everyone 'versally loves.
Just thought i'd add it in case ppl were thinking of flaming these guys.
ANONYMOUS
Friday, 03 March 2006 00:53
thank you BMB i was just about to say that then i read your comment. I mean he even used "'versally" how bad can he be?? lol
ANONYMOUS
Friday, 03 March 2006 04:02
i hate this but some ppl have posted some interesting views on this comic
i think its good publicity but there are nicer ways to do it...
i think its good publicity but there are nicer ways to do it...
Friday, 03 March 2006 20:58
I'm not flaming him, and I find the strip awful humorous. All I'm saying is the 3/5 of a person thing crosses a line. (And I should know...around these parts (Ohio) I am known as THE linecrosser)
Most folk won't understand the 1800's Census reference, and those that do, will see that as equivalent to the "N"-word.
It is one thing to make fun, it is another thing entirely to be derogatory. I reckon most folk see this as the latter.
Just my take on it. I saw it for what it was, but seeing it the way people en masse do, can't say it is all sorts o' pleasin'.
Keep flyin' folk, this ain't nothin' but a mosquito bite. ;)
Most folk won't understand the 1800's Census reference, and those that do, will see that as equivalent to the "N"-word.
It is one thing to make fun, it is another thing entirely to be derogatory. I reckon most folk see this as the latter.
Just my take on it. I saw it for what it was, but seeing it the way people en masse do, can't say it is all sorts o' pleasin'.
Keep flyin' folk, this ain't nothin' but a mosquito bite. ;)
ANONYMOUS
Friday, 03 March 2006 23:27
I agree about the negativity of the "3/5ths" comment. I do not believe that the artists was trying to be clever (referencing the comparison of 1800 U.S. Civil War to the Civil war of Firefly/Serenity) as much as he finds the fact acceptable (and even humorous) that your value as a citizen can be diminished based on race. Basically, the artist is blatently using History as simile, and making a direct comparison between Whedon fans and "Niggers" (with full derogatory implication applied).
Only a Civiil war/Civil rights history buff whoul know about one of the crucial but little known precursors to the Civil War..the House of Representations/U.s.Bank taxation issue surrounding the House of Representatives. Southern States wanted male adult slaves counted as state occupants, giving Southern States more manpower in the House. the 3/5 clause would diminish the southern House inflence while Northerners could be satisfied they had reduced the representational influence of slave states, while forcing them to assume a tax burden for African bondage.
The south was not happy with its' increased tax by the U.S. Bank...it eventually lead to the Civil War.
I instantly did not find this comic funny or appropriate.
But that's jusy one Black man's opinion
funkaholickz@hotmail.com
Only a Civiil war/Civil rights history buff whoul know about one of the crucial but little known precursors to the Civil War..the House of Representations/U.s.Bank taxation issue surrounding the House of Representatives. Southern States wanted male adult slaves counted as state occupants, giving Southern States more manpower in the House. the 3/5 clause would diminish the southern House inflence while Northerners could be satisfied they had reduced the representational influence of slave states, while forcing them to assume a tax burden for African bondage.
The south was not happy with its' increased tax by the U.S. Bank...it eventually lead to the Civil War.
I instantly did not find this comic funny or appropriate.
But that's jusy one Black man's opinion
funkaholickz@hotmail.com
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