If you’re gonna start off as a team, you gotta have a battle cry.
We’ll see what happens to that battle cry because, y’know, in the end… “There can be only one.”
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The title is not a misspelling. I thought it was both funny and subtle. Possibly so subtle that anyone skimming over it would miss the humor, them making it necessary to point it out.
Trolls. Funny in so many ways.
Aardmark34.1/2…
At the moment, we only see the surface. I bet, deep down, he’s not a maladjusted introvert. Maybe deep, deep down. Or, I dunno, maybe he’s troll bone deep and out the other side. Whatever, on Twitter, I bet he uses rude words.
Time will tell, I guess. How many distasteful characters have revealed themselves -eventually- to be nice enough once we got to know ’em here at Hubriscomics? Most of ’em, I think.
‘Cept that Enis guy. Yikes.
I don’t know who’s realized it, but Dusty isn’t particularly nice. In front of the camera, hosting her TV show- yeah, she’s bright and effusive and all that, but otherwise… I dunno. Secretly, I think she chuckles when she squishes bugs.
I picture the crowd at this point starting to do the stomping and clapping thing that begins the Queen song “We are the Champions”
There’s just that kinda nervous energy in the air, isn’t there?
I like P.G. Wodehouse’s stories when Bertie Wooster describes how Jeeves just is there or just is not there- comparing him to “One of those Eastern Johnnies who focus themselves out of one place only to appear halfway across the country a moment later” or something like that. I’m too lazy to look it up.
Anyhow, I think Hubris’s psychology must dovetail with the skillz required pretty well. I mean- if you can get the ‘thumbs up’ from Bob on your ability to dematerialize, you’re doing it properly.
I couldn’t wedge everyone in here, but a bunch of us are pictured! I’ll have to get some more of Team Hubris pictured soon to fill out the whole roster.
As the night draws in, Hubris is getting cagey.
When everyone is looking for you, though, where do you go?
And when you’ve got an event to announce, where do you go?!
Ya go to the mic.
You’d already thought about setting fire to those hay bales, hadn’t you?
Admit it.
I mean, I can’t be the ONLY one that thought of how that’d look…
If you’re going to be outraged by someone else’s behavior, it’s usually best to either:
- examine your own behaviors to make sure your message is consistent
- say whatever the hell is on your mind with the absolute conviction that you are, and always have been, consistent.
You can’t do both, and which one you pick depends on what kind of personality you are, and what kind of personality the people you browbeat are.
