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Published: 2018-08-16 03:33:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 3555; Favourites: 111; Downloads: 0
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why would it be there?
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...Cool and all.... did anyone else noticed that, if following logic, the Snips arms areΒ ACTUALLYΒ twisted backwards?!!! I mean, his clothes were backwards, meaning that his body was facing forward, including the arms. So, if his whole body was facing foward towards the spy, then how the hell did he grabbed his gun correctly when he had to twist his arms backward?Β
Better question: how the hell was he capable of bending his elbow?Β
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I am aware..Β also, I really don't care since it was a throwaway gag.
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But his head was facing fully forward in the first panel... o.o
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best left unknown
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...I know that you clarified that the sniper in this case has no bones in his neck, letting him turn it, but engineer's statement doesn't make sense. If it was just the clothes backwards, sniper wouldn't be able to hold his gun properly like he is in the second panel. If anything, it should probably be him talking to medic, saying something like "When you're right you're right, Doc! Totally worth it." Partially de-boning the neck to allow 180 degree turning sounds like something medic would want to try.
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because i did the drawing before the title and i posted this on tumblr, everybody made a big hoot about how it doesn't make sense, i made a reference to the "boneless" meme for a gag and dragged it on here for the title... truth be told, iΒ really couldn't care less for a throwaway gag comic whose sole existence is to just be a joke. it ain't that deep, fam.
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Fair enough.
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hence title
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It's life's greatest mystery.
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engieΒ tries
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Seems like Engineer and Sniper just found themselves a new tactic to deal with Spies.
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No problemo ~!
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