Reality’s twisted around this thing like spaghetti round a fork.

— Quantum Toast
Chapter 13, Page 17

Chapter 13, Page 17

First rule when going into a potentially dangerous situation — get the civilians out of the way.  Roger knows when to skedaddle, he’ll be fine.

↓ Transcript
Roger: Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Poo.
Jacob: Roger, when we land get to safety...and keep your mouth shut. Huh. Taller than you described.
Loudspeaker: Mister Doe. You are now the prisoner of the Indian army 9th corps...

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Discussion (11)¬

  1. Sonja says:

    I’m really wondering how you can pronounce “poo” and “Puh” differently (I’m not an English native speaker).

    And… will Jacob put up a fight? Just to see how strong the supersoldiers are?

  2. SpectralTime says:

    The extra arms I get, Indian government, but were the turbans *really* necessary?

  3. Jay says:

    P-uh maybe?

    Also, the Brahmin have four arms and they’re not the ones doing the talking… seems a bit dehumanizing (hah!). Pretty sure that’s on the Evil Overlord List of Things to Not Do?

  4. Glen says:

    SpectralTime says:
    >but were the turbans *really* necessary?

    We’ll have to sikh out an answer in a future comic. ^_-

  5. Moxie Man says:

    I’m surprised Jacob didn’t comment: “Only four?”

  6. Remus Shepherd says:

    Oof, Moxie — you’re better at punchlines than I am. 🙂

  7. Ming the Merciless says:

    Muslims were not the first with turbans…See the Yellow Turbans uprisings in China…in 184 AD.
    There was also the Red Turbans in 1300…Nasty business, on the whole.Turks had colossal four feet wide Turbans…

  8. Darls Chickens says:

    Without the turbans, how would they recognize each other?

  9. John Courage says:

    I’m hoping he says something along the line of ” going to need a few more pairs of arms there guys”

  10. James says:

    Maybe the turbin covers up their third eye! Also, I don’t want to know how much extra brain processing power the second set of hands use. >.<

  11. Drunken Nordmann says:

    @Glen
    Sikhs aren’t the only Indians wearing turbans – according to Wikipedia they have many different kinds of turbans in India, especially in Rajasthan.