March 11, 2013 - Road warriors - page 3

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Jan

Here comes Tor logic. Starting to recognize the pattern? ;)

Tigermark • 03/11/2013

Sure Tor, you go right up and prepare to receive their thanks and accolades. Shaped like sword blades and lance points.

Oh, and Silver? Run while you can, you can't stop crazy, LOL.

Karmakat • 03/11/2013

pretty much the craziest reason ever lol

Muddypaws • 03/11/2013

LOL... I love it! And in today's economy... OMG it makes sense!

Lord_Chaos • 03/11/2013

Tor has a point. If it wasn't for folks like him creating mayhem and destruction what would you have? Peace and tranquility. And we can't have that. Bless you Tor and keep up the good work.

The_Rippy_One • 03/11/2013

The thing is, Tor hasn't said anything false, only very, very wrong...It's the same logic that reads, "We must build weapons to defend ourselves with," and then, when defense proves uneeded, goes to war because they didn't want to have wasted the money used to build them...

Jan • 03/11/2013

Forgot to mention I made a minor correction to the dialogue on the previous page, but it doesn't really affect anything :P

soriac • 03/11/2013

unfortunately a fully working and integrated economic workflow also includes first medical assistance and correct arresting of the participating component "outlaw" in order to be of any useful self-sustaining loop. I doubt that Tor knows that he is not the end of a linear process but one element of a circular flow :-)

Fargo Wolf • 03/11/2013

I agree 100% with Silver. Taking on knights is NOT like taking on the Sheriff and his guards. On the other hand, there is the very REMOTE possibility that Tor does NOT want to try to rob them (the knights), but actually get on with them (remember the bit about earning money honestly?).

Tekara • 03/11/2013

The words "Tor" and "logic" in the same sentence scares me.

Choo Choo George • 03/11/2013

Tor for US senate representative, goodness, with logic like that we can't fail!!!

Jade • 03/11/2013

The logic is sound, but the execution is lacking. Their not unionised! Non union bandit-ing or sacking will cause all the other bandits to strike, which affects knight industry just the same as no bandits at all!

Stafford • 03/11/2013

Haha! The sign says, "Time jumps; hours fly."

Crestlinger • 03/11/2013

Knights will sell their helms for signs and dream about riding horses and shiny armour. but yet no weapons. That big axe a while back would definetely tip the scales of Axeconomic balance in their favour.

Arc Nova • 03/11/2013

The reason the roads are dangerous isn't because of outlaws like YOU, Tor. ;)

Rei Loire • 03/12/2013

What a reasoning for ambushing travelers. When they are beaten into pulps by the knights Thor has at least saved a whole Job branch and perhaps he should make a nice business out of it by getting payed for being beaten down by Knights so they can Keep their Jobs. LOL for that great Panel.

Gekkokid • 03/12/2013

He has a point. But that Point is going to hurt when he see the Knights point.....of view. and their point is quiet painfully pointy.

Keiji • 03/13/2013

Tor is much like sergal child ohh! Shiny let's run toward it. Maybe he can chase the noble and be sure to shout I just want to talk in a really deep voice!

Blah • 03/13/2013

I don't know what's worse. Tor coming up with such a ridiculous concept, or the fact that said ridiculous concept actually makes sense.

Iamar the Wolf • 03/15/2013

I wonder if Tor and Silver are married? My wife gets that same look on her face whenever I have a bright idea :D

Jan • 03/15/2013

I think everyone in this kingdom is kind of delusional.

@Stafford Easter Egg solved! :D

Keiji • 03/16/2013

Lamar even lesbians get that look when their mate has a "bright" idea... I know from experience

Chris 'Foxx' Yost • 03/16/2013

Tempus volat like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.

Groucho Marx would've said that had be been Latinisticly inclined 8)

david wright • 03/16/2013

Trouble is, it makes perfect sense.

Shadowkey392 • 07/04/2013

Once again, Tor proves his questionable logic and intellect!

eric bloedow • 01/31/2014

reminds me of a line in one of the "stainless steel rat" stories by Harry Harrison, where the "hero" said that bank robberies were good for the economy because they "put the money back in circulation".

Shadowkey392 • 06/03/2014

Strangely enough, that actually makes sense.

drivernjax • 12/08/2015

As I am so fond of saying, "You can look at the boy and tell he ain't no genius."

Matt • 06/30/2017

so said the bear to the bull or would it be the bull to the bear (market ref.)

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