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BadOctopus
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So is the dude with the glowing eyes supposed to be Humphrey Bogart?
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Never watched it. Wonder if it's good.
For note on the comic:
I was mildly entertained by the comic I just posted but I was curious as to a metaphorical meaning to it I can't put my finger on. It may well be intentioned to be utter nonsense but to the feeling of comfort of its entertainment, I've related to it as a comfort I'm not entirely in understanding of, which means I believe it has more meaning than utter nonsense, at least to me on a personal perceptive sense.
I am curious to whether anyone has come to an interpretation of it that gives a clear philosophical or psychological manifestation of the world we live in.
For note on the comic:
I was mildly entertained by the comic I just posted but I was curious as to a metaphorical meaning to it I can't put my finger on. It may well be intentioned to be utter nonsense but to the feeling of comfort of its entertainment, I've related to it as a comfort I'm not entirely in understanding of, which means I believe it has more meaning than utter nonsense, at least to me on a personal perceptive sense.
I am curious to whether anyone has come to an interpretation of it that gives a clear philosophical or psychological manifestation of the world we live in.
BadOctopus
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I liked the black and white dress Audrey Hepburn wore in it. But that's about it.
As for the comic, I have no idea what the hell is going on.
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