How many people are recording this? Will people start wondering why other Lanterns don't seemingly shapeshift into animals like Paul? Also, I love seeing Paul taking spiritual beings down a peg like this.
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I don't think that there's a big 'pro-segregation, one drop rule makes perfect sense' crowd... Anywhere.
Though he is something of a dick of a bird. It's not surprising that he's not picked up the scent though, the real Sam is probably a long way from there. Still, providing some entertainment is always a bonus.
When was the last time you visited the waking world, bird-brain? My guess would be he can smell the exhaust fumes of the cars with untainted nostrils.
The inspiring 'sqwark' of a typical Bald Eagle? That's right, folks. They overdub the far more impressive-sounding cry of a Red-tailed Hawk over in films and TV, because Reality Is Unrealistic...
Oh, right, he's a zeitgeist of the American Eagle, not the real thing. So he probably would sound like people imagine it to. And knows the history of 'Vinland' about as well.
Also something of an illusion people believe. 'Old places stank of shit' and the like? Probably not all that accurate. Horse droppings? Maybe. Human droppings, not so much...
One thing old paintings, photographs and films can't capture: The smell of people en-masse.
Sure you'd want to eat meat that might be poisonous?
Thankfully, OL isn't that kind of Humanitarian.
Bird-boy gets fed either way, so no fluff off his beak.
Can't call him Sam, that'd get too confusing. How about Roger?
Well, that's two data points about the present Uncle Sam being 'fake'. If he can get three, that takes it from Coincidence to Enemy Action.
Well, shit. At least no-one's been hearing their distinct commentary on Modern America.
Don't worry, OL. I doubt this will ever displace 'Cake-Man' as a nickname in the American public's consciousness...
Dangit, OL, why'd you have to remind us about Teekl?I think most of them are waiting for something to explode. That also seems to be a common occurrence around you.
...I'd be more worried if any of them could.
Complete with your choice of dubbed voice!
I don't think you're going to turn OL into a red-blooded American guy...
Would you like one? I'm sure OL could fabricate something that'd fit.
Ah, looking to consult with a certain ex-pat embodiment?
If you were about to say 'Japan', I would ask whether Roger there would cease to exist corporeally if you left the bounds of American territory...
Living up to the average American, then? ...
I kid, I kid.Well, who put you onto this sub-plot, OL? Plus, you can check on how Susano-o-no-mikoto is going with Shazam...
...Consider who you're talking to, OL. Just because she moved overseas, doesn't mean she stopped being American.
Pfft. She got the job she wants, not the job she could get.
...Eh. The American idea probably isn't really a good fit with the Japanese national character.
And I'm not sure if that's going to piss anyone off. So let's agree not to argue?
Chicken, please. His soul is a snake. Your argument is invalid.
Well, if you made a mess, you'll be cleaning it up, Roger.
That depends on which one you find.
"Well they can and they cannot. Each Lantern Core is tied to an emotion and it's representative spirt animal."
I think you mean Dumb Ways to Die?
I lol'ed.
Who's the lucky country?
Predatory species are generally pretty resistant to things like that, and have poor senses of taste.
Yes.
Sadly, I think there's some flaw present, because taking a look at this I see that even episode 1 chapter 1 doesn't capture correctly (it skips almost all of chapter 1 and jumps straight to chapter 2 after a few sentences)
We talk about "fish" (which, cladistically, do not exist, there is no monophyletic group of "fish" that simultaneously includes all organisms we understand to be "fish"-like while also excluding, say, whales) because, despite the utter fiction that is fish, it's still a useful label when we talk about certain features that "fish" tend to have in common.
Not sure, but I think it should be 'door's'.
And reptiles and I think birds too.
Thank you, corrected.
And time. Tea time, doubly so.
The funny thing?
I did not know that! I knew about the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and that eagle feathers were important but that escaped me.
