No, those are new sentences.
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He couldn't rule his way out of a paper bag.
That's a best estimate based on a small sample, not a hard number.
I think that in the chapter that he was introduced in it was mentioned that he was able to take over his world with a single spell.
In the comic, he was able to:
Generally with demons it is very intentionally an unfair price, actually.
in my defense, i did not read the "renegade timeline" (sorry but when i started reading this fic, QQ already had the 3° "chunk" of story
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Quite a bit more impressive than most churches these days, yes. And knowing it's been around for a good thousand years probably adds to that weight of 'Church'-ness. Still, such a place can be a little intimidating for most people...
Not always about faith. Sometimes it's family, and not ticking off his ma is a good reason.
Maybe it has been a little too long since you last saw him...
I expect OL's at least wearing reasonably normal clothes, at least. Grey suit, I suspect.
Good to hear he's still active around the place, even if it's disaster cleanup.
A bit of a longshot, but given OL's circles... A reasonable question.
Well, Atlantis rising, for a start. Kind of a big thing, needs investigating. They don't know this Ahri'ahn fellow from Adam, even if he's kind of a famous in Atlantis.
Possible bad news on that front. Or at least suspicions.
At this point, it looks like nearly every citizen of Atlantis could be considered a victim of mind control. Not that they can confirm or disprove it, what with the risk of checking involving burning eyeballs.
...He has a point, the fish-eaters... They met while the guys were raiding a supermarket for fish to eat, back during the Split, if I remember right.
The ringleader, I take it? Been a long time since we saw them, after all.
Yeah, most people can't just up-end their lives for the sake of a superhero thing. Never mind how he'd react to OL showing up out of nowhere.
OL really doesn't do the mundane thing much anymore, does he?
...True, OL is kind of disconnected from regular human experiences these days.
Not unexpected, he isn't the guy's parole officer, if he has one. Probably only knows about Jim by word of mouth, perhaps.
Presumably the Ring recognises the context and intent, so no need to append 'the Fish-Eater' or anything like that.
Sometimes in excruciating or embarrassing detail. I have to wonder how detailed his reports really are.
Language, mate. I understand a bit of hard feelings, but he did get you a holiday in Atlantis.
Ah, cutting right through the the bullshit (as he sees it, sine he's probably sick of hearing that sort of comment.)
...No? You're being hired as... 'Consultants' by a League affiliate. You're kind of legally in the right here, unless you play up in Atlantis.
I mean, she is quite the attractive lady, and most men should aspire to be as Scottish as Connery. Especially in his Bond days.
Unless you're gonna be the only bloke on the shit, I think working for the League is a good excuse to call off.
...Well, ask yourself: Would this task be made easier with their inclusion... Or harder?
Discreetly. Well, as discreetly as three shark-folk with British accents can be in the city of sharks.
That depends. Will you boys be swimming all the way there, or would you like a ride to somewhere nearby?
Let's hope all goes well for them...
Every time he does that, I can't help but picture Inspector Gadget's hand-phone.
Hopefully after this is all sorted out. And depending on whether or not Atlantis remains above the waves...
He does not in fact know for a fact his soul can't go to Heaven or Hell.
Cornwall Boy has visited Otherworld and he knows the men of his lineage end up there after they die.
Yes, though I think he may have done this before. Not with glasses exactly, but Jade's extended family didn't realize he was Orange Lantern until he straight up told them.
No, they're dark glasses and he didn't change his hair.
So he's doing what Robin did minus the hair.
Technically, he does, but direct communication with Boss Smiler is... Unpleasant.
Hang... Though I suppose it could also be a Dad joke level pun...
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The fact that five of them were enough for someone gainfully employed as a binman to take a mission from a JL-affiliated hero suggests that one of them can buy a decent amount, so my immediate guess is about ten pre-Anti-life British pounds sterling, or twenty pre-Anti-life American dollars. Mr Zoat, am I even close to the real answer, and if not, what is it?
No, it's quite a lot more than that.
What happens when this SI rides a ship through the warp?
So this SI found some data about how life was like when it sucked less. I'm doubtful most people will even look it up.
Possibly some kind of hostile robot or AI. And hacked it for everything it had.
Yeah, that's one of the things that they need to prioritize highly. If they know in advance how large the Tyrannid fleets are and that they're eventually going to turn towards Terra more out of an attraction to bright lights than any actual strategy to break the imperium, but still break the imperium in the process nonetheless.
I counted two times you used Author Ex Machina to save him this episode.
