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Skylord
Joined: Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:26 am Posts: 25
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 Re: Arc #47: A Respite in the Country
I love King arcs. They have the best embarrassing moments throughout the comic. I can't wait to see the awkward situations. I'm eagerly waiting for the next comic. King and Bailey interacting is going to be hilarious. I can't wait to see King's face get red again.
I enjoy the discomfort of King a little too much.
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EvanAierkan
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Awfully optimistic, aren't we? The latter part is true though.
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Barkeron
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Yeah, that would be stupid. That's why the fanfiction are there for. So you can create your own stories based on the comic. xD.
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IceKitsune
Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 1:35 pm Posts: 3702 Location: Ohio
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Until Rick says its not going to happen or the comic ends there is still a chance. I think its a better chance then most people think but that could just be the shipper in me talking.
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Jimmy Jazz
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Although speaking of Grape and peanut, we haven't seen them since September.
Not complaining its just i noticed that a minute or two ago.
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Sleet
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Oh wow, I never noticed that. I'm sure we'll see them closer to Christmas time. The cuteness is far more than Rick is capable of passing up!
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IceKitsune
Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 1:35 pm Posts: 3702 Location: Ohio
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Rick did say on his Google+ that there will be no more long arcs Until December ("Okay that is it, no more long arcs . . . until December" is the direct quote), so maybe it will focus on the two of them (or one of them anyway) since its been a while. At least I'm sure they will get a one off or two (maybe not together) soon.
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rickgriffin
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Actually so you guys don't get your hopes up despite having no input (AGAIN) I'll just say that I'm not going to focus on Peanut/Grape again until January. But you guys will LOVE what I have planned.
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IceKitsune
Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 1:35 pm Posts: 3702 Location: Ohio
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hmmm its a long arc that won't focus on Peanut or Grape and it won't focus on King most likely as he just had an arc. (though its possible I guess) I'm gonna guess Sabrina and Fido, Sasha or the Nerds (namely Pete most likely).
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JohnWillow
Joined: Sun Nov 06, 2011 9:29 pm Posts: 288 Location: A treehouse atop a hill
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Its a bit funny how all our minds are working. We've done all this fantasizing about king and bailey and we dont even know if she's single
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PhoenixAsper
Joined: Fri Mar 19, 2010 7:38 am Posts: 570
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rickgriffin
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At least a full month I think
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IceKitsune
Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 1:35 pm Posts: 3702 Location: Ohio
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I think Planned for the Peanut and Grape arc in January. (it could be for the December arc but the wording makes me believe its the P&G arc.) And I always believed a Long Arc was an arc that was a month or more. Edit: what Rick said
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Seth
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awesome I love the whole Cast but you can't beat Peanut and Grape stories.
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Rook
Joined: Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:46 pm Posts: 425 Location: California
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Two words; awe... some...
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PhoenixAsper
Joined: Fri Mar 19, 2010 7:38 am Posts: 570
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<nods>  But I wonder if Rick actually meant we'll love what he's planning in December AND January? 
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GameCobra
Joined: Wed Apr 08, 2009 1:27 am Posts: 2946 Location: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
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I don't mind being updated, but i appreciate the spoiler <3 Although it leaves me curious what will go on this December, I find the idea that Peanut and Grape are being saved for the new year afterwards really neat afterwards. Wonder what year 2012 will be like!
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Rook
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Well, let's hope that its the best year eVur!
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IceKitsune
Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 1:35 pm Posts: 3702 Location: Ohio
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 King just keeps slipping deeper and deeper  I love the Alt Text
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ChewyChewy
Joined: Wed Feb 24, 2010 3:23 pm Posts: 5408
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Okay, WHY do King's eyes look like that in the last panel?
Also, clearly Fox doesn't have a problem with this at all.... Wonder how that's going to play out?
And how does King know it's waterproof?
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Sinder
Joined: Thu Dec 11, 2008 1:48 pm Posts: 1609 Location: The Internet
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and yet her neckerchief is perfectly dry
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ChewyChewy
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PhoenixAsper
Joined: Fri Mar 19, 2010 7:38 am Posts: 570
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Oh, REAL nice to mention that fact earlier, King!  I wonder if Fox will in fact encourage this? I predict an awkward Thanksgiving dinner moment. Have a safe journey north, Rick!
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Sinder
Joined: Thu Dec 11, 2008 1:48 pm Posts: 1609 Location: The Internet
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I was just messing with you
clearly, I succeeded
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IJustWantLove
Joined: Wed May 11, 2011 5:12 pm Posts: 169 Location: Right behind you
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And the plot thickens!!! Im loving this arc and I have so many guesses as to what will happen :O
Cant wait til the new update ^_^
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GameCobra
Joined: Wed Apr 08, 2009 1:27 am Posts: 2946 Location: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
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I daresay, Bailey looks quite dashing in the first panel. I also liked the detail of the belt collar, though it seems strikingly similar to Bino's.
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rickgriffin
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PhoenixAsper
Joined: Fri Mar 19, 2010 7:38 am Posts: 570
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Brilliant, Rick! 
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GameCobra
Joined: Wed Apr 08, 2009 1:27 am Posts: 2946 Location: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
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You! *chases you with a pokeball* Though that was pretty clever, Rick. <3
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RandomGeekNamedBrent
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you never disappoint, Rick. 
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Seth
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Is it just me or does Bailey seem fairly awkward around him as well? Hmmmmm, I wonder how King's gonna react? He seemed pretty enamoured in the last panel. how long is he gonna hold out before "going native" (if he does at all) or is this just gonna make his decision not to get romantically involved more difficult? I'll be taking bets now...... 
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PhoenixAsper
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I would rather not THIS be the primary reason he decides to remain a dog, if that is indeed what his decision will be. 
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ChewyChewy
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Duplicate that sentence while changing "dog" to "human" and that's my position too.
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Seth
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I still don't think Rick's going to make a decision on King anytime soon. too many cool ideas left to explore. (then again I'm just talking out my bubblegum)
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RootsofOrigin
Joined: Wed Jun 01, 2011 2:41 am Posts: 284 Location: The Spot (not Superdog)
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Care to elaborate? After putting a quarter in the swear jar? Great first panel by the way. But I can't look at that sound effect the same way thanks to Archer. And I don't know if I've ever seen King so adorable. I dare someone to show me a better King than than! Fox'll recommend turkey rather than chicken. Time to go festive?
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Skylord
Joined: Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:26 am Posts: 25
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You're implying that we can only explore King's character when he is King. If he turned back to Joel he is still the same person. Now he's just a human who was attracted to a dog at one point. Although it would be weird to have a strong recurring human character in Housepets.
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PhoenixAsper
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Well, yeah, he'd more likely be "put on a bus" as Joel.
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Seth
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I kind of feel like human Joel wouldn't fit the comic very, but that's a good point, we could always see Joel become a major character. We have a swear jar? Im Bicycle Repair Man (see what I did there?  man I'm clever!) Joel/King's search for identity is something ripe to be explored over a long period of time, plus I think that King will be used to show us more about the cosmic nerds. If I had to guess Rick has a few cool ideas kicking around with King's predicament, so having him pick between dog and human now doesn't seem likely to me.
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xhunterko
Joined: Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:16 am Posts: 1989 Location: Fairfield, Illinois
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You know though, I've been thinking about this plot a bit. And have thought of at lest two other instances in mainstream, there may be more, in which something similar happens. Here's what I mean: Main character A falls in love with/has crush on minor/side character B, the story is full of awkward moments and interludes, until finally, A confesses to B. What normally happens: B is attached to sometihng someone else, A has to leave B, B (in at least two cartoons) runs off with side character C, A doesn't even get a chance and something happens to B, A makes a complete idiot of themselves and loses whatever chance he had with B, or something vice versa. There's a lot of ways this could go yet.
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Kitch
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It looks pretty well plastered to her. Notice how it's sagged and exposed her entire collar? I think King just turned a corner. He's going native. 
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