Move in, move out, move in, move out, repeat as necessary (ok, this ship has officially sailed, no more of these jokes).
Mercimary
Nope. The ship may have been sunk by canon fire, but I’m gonna go with it.
bleeters
We can still cling to the flotsam.
LeslieBean4Shizzle
Sure you wouldn’t rather go down with it?
Mercimary
Hm… Yes. That is a better idea.
Yet_One_More_Idiot
Just because this ship has been sunk, doesn’t mean there’s no chance of it being raised from the depths later on. I’ve read far too many webcomics not to become cynical about sunken ships being resurrected at crucial points later on. 😛
As said the Ruth and Billie naysayers but that ship’s still teetering right on the edge of Niagara Falls because we all know it’s gonna go down and it’s gonna go down hard.
Rutee
No, we just know there’ll be more storms. She may sink, but I’ll see her through to the end.
I could just be an optimist, but I think they’re more likely to have psychological problems and serious problems with other people (such as Mary, and worst case Ruth’s bosses) than to actually break up for permanent in the end.
Please note I also say “for permanent”, because getting there might be a rough ride.
Okay, here’s my prediction (I know I’m commenting on a very old strip by now, but this is the first time I’ve read this, and I wanted to leave at least one comment!)
Joyce is going to fall for Becky, breaking up with Ethan, then Danny and Ethan will get together…right? Right? Well, it sounded good…
You could also define a circle with just two (distinguishable) points. Call one of them the centre and say the other is a point on the circle.
Pope William T Wodium
Well, if you stipulate that the points you define have to be on the circle, you need three. It’s a rather silly discussion, though.
Thomas64
Even if you stipulate that the points you specify have to be on the circle, you still only need two: the smallest circle including two given points is uniquely defined.
Calling geometry silly, sheesh!
John
As Perry says, you still need a third to define the plane. Even specifying “smallest”, two points defines a set of circles with diameter of the distance between points, and rotated around the axis formed by the line that passes through the points to form a sphere.
xKiv
The “smallest” circle would have diameter zero, and is the only such circle for a given center. Therefore, a circle can be given uniquely by just one point, if you count the count of points as significant input.
Perry
Actually, two points isn’t enough unless you also specify the plane in which the circle is to lie – which is tantamount to establishing a third no collider point.
Huh, what’s that? They define a straight line, and only a family of planes. A “circle of infinite radius” is not a circle, since it never closes, at least not in a flat (Euclidean) plane.
629 thoughts on “Forever”
Dreadhawk177
Becky needs to move in… permanently..
Jen Aside
move in, make a move, whichever
liahansen
Move in, move out, move in, move out, repeat as necessary (ok, this ship has officially sailed, no more of these jokes).
Mercimary
Nope. The ship may have been sunk by canon fire, but I’m gonna go with it.
bleeters
We can still cling to the flotsam.
LeslieBean4Shizzle
Sure you wouldn’t rather go down with it?
Mercimary
Hm… Yes. That is a better idea.
Yet_One_More_Idiot
Just because this ship has been sunk, doesn’t mean there’s no chance of it being raised from the depths later on. I’ve read far too many webcomics not to become cynical about sunken ships being resurrected at crucial points later on. 😛
jpic89
Penny and Aggie much? lol
Kelly
I like the avatar!
leftwingfox
“Ship sunk by canon fire.” How have I never heard that formulation before?
Chris
First time I’ve ever heard it myself. It is, perhaps, the perfect pun/metaphor.
Kirby
As said the Ruth and Billie naysayers but that ship’s still teetering right on the edge of Niagara Falls because we all know it’s gonna go down and it’s gonna go down hard.
Rutee
No, we just know there’ll be more storms. She may sink, but I’ll see her through to the end.
Yotsuyasan
Isn’t that what the most recent Slipshine was about? Ruth and Billie going down hard?
Mitsukara
I could just be an optimist, but I think they’re more likely to have psychological problems and serious problems with other people (such as Mary, and worst case Ruth’s bosses) than to actually break up for permanent in the end.
Please note I also say “for permanent”, because getting there might be a rough ride.
Yotsuyasan
These are my feelings / hopes, as well.
planetnom
no Kirby if that ship ends Ruth may possibly die AND SHE IS NOT DIEING THIS TIME.
Jonathan S
Pretty sure the Slipshine showed the ship going down pretty hard… 😉
Reltzik
We’ll always have the fan-smut.
gigafreak
My Little Porny: Fan Ship is Tragic
Anne2186
Okay, here’s my prediction (I know I’m commenting on a very old strip by now, but this is the first time I’ve read this, and I wanted to leave at least one comment!)
Joyce is going to fall for Becky, breaking up with Ethan, then Danny and Ethan will get together…right? Right? Well, it sounded good…
timemonkey
Becky will haunt the building long after the others have moved on.
Doctor_Who
“Sarah, look what I brought home! Can we keep her?”
Talantus
Only if she’s house trained
Dreadhawk177
If she doesn’t bite
Ancestral Hamster
“No! No hippos! They’re dangerous!”
Kelly
She said she was!
Nitroglycerific
“I promise to love it and feed it and train it to not make out with me!”
NotPiffany
That works disturbingly well with your avatar.
Mkvenner
Second!
Jess_Witt
The official stowaway of Clark Wing. Or if not that, Becky could sleep in the Student Union building.
astronomifier
she can borrow Billy’s bed, no-ones using it
Dormagio
All right! We have kind of acceptance!
Dreadhawk177
Acceptance: Not Even Once…
AHR
Sarah talks about Joyce to bond, Joyce talks about Dorothy to bond…FILL THE CIRCLE DOROTHY, TALK ABOUT SARAH!
Disloyal Subject
Wouldn’t that be a triangle? We’ll need a lot more links to simulate a circle.
Opus the Poet
Nope, you can define a circle with only 3 points.
Portmanteaust
You could also define a circle with just two (distinguishable) points. Call one of them the centre and say the other is a point on the circle.
Pope William T Wodium
Well, if you stipulate that the points you define have to be on the circle, you need three. It’s a rather silly discussion, though.
Thomas64
Even if you stipulate that the points you specify have to be on the circle, you still only need two: the smallest circle including two given points is uniquely defined.
Calling geometry silly, sheesh!
John
As Perry says, you still need a third to define the plane. Even specifying “smallest”, two points defines a set of circles with diameter of the distance between points, and rotated around the axis formed by the line that passes through the points to form a sphere.
xKiv
The “smallest” circle would have diameter zero, and is the only such circle for a given center. Therefore, a circle can be given uniquely by just one point, if you count the count of points as significant input.
Perry
Actually, two points isn’t enough unless you also specify the plane in which the circle is to lie – which is tantamount to establishing a third no collider point.
sheikh mabuti
Three non-collinear points. But I’ll go with Pope William on how this is going. Reminds me of Monty Python.
Kelly
I came here to have an argument!
Opus the Poet
No you didn’t.
Opus the Poet
Even three collinear points define a circle, a circle of infinite radius.
sheikh mabuti
Huh, what’s that? They define a straight line, and only a family of planes. A “circle of infinite radius” is not a circle, since it never closes, at least not in a flat (Euclidean) plane.
Opus the Poet
A circle of infinite radius is still by definition a circle, if only because it says it is.
Perry
Yes, thank you, I meant noncollinear. Stupid autocorrect! Although I had forgotten about circles of infinite radius, which are cool. 🙂
Idon'tcarenomore
These two actual are very odd, no wonder they are friends.
Emoroffle
Don’t worry Joyce, just consider her an especially squishy bed warming device.
Yotomoe
And if you sleep in she’ll wake you up with her tongue. That’d wake ME UP if my best buddy did that.
newllend
And her cleavage wood make the perfect set of pillows, you could crawl in between them to keep warm.
Yotomoe
Stop making me want to draw them, damn you.
Emoroffle
Yeah who would want to draw them all snuggly in bed?
newllend
I’m nothing more than the influence of your artistic side who have manifested itself in order too point you in the right direction.
Yotomoe
http://i.imgur.com/vl4MSKx.png
You win.
newllend
Palpatine: Yes yes good.
James Rye
Dayum, does that look good! <3
When will it be fully finished? 😀
Solenoid
Okay, that’s good. Cute smile, too.
Thomas64
Nice!
Kryss LaBryn
😀
Kelly
Awesome 🙂
Leorale
Safe and warm forever.
BanHammor
Cleavage wood? THAT is kind of a weird mechanic.
gwalla
Yeah I think it’s just the nipples that get hard.
Opus the Poet
Well there is erectile tissue in them…
gigafreak
Knock on wood. Knock on knockers.
Opus the Poet
For a nickle.
pyrophobia
“Cleavage *wood*”
Not-so-hidden boner there.
Rachel Roth
O.O
On a less related note, do you know the guy who writes Sluggy? He has the same name as you!
Rachel Roth
Oh, oops. Never mind, different guy. Could have sworn it said David Wills.
Mkvenner