Endtown by Aaron Neathery for December 05, 2012

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    GoNordrike  almost 12 years ago

    Wow I love the look on Holly’s face… LIKE A BOSS!!!!

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    Baarorso  almost 12 years ago

    IF Linda doesn’t want to be helped, why not just leave her alone?

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    dirtyoldlady1  almost 12 years ago

    A new 200 wt bulb just buirned out, so if I misspell it is lack of visual ….. OK, clutching her purse in fists. Now is she going to throw the purse at her or keep it safe. a very determined look on her face. Blessed Be..

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    Mediatech  almost 12 years ago

    The hardest thing about helping people is getting them to the point where they will admit that they need help.

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    JusSayin  almost 12 years ago

    Looks like Linda’s ready to party.

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    Ida No  almost 12 years ago

    And you people are going to let this get away from you? Why? (Click on the image to go to the auction page.)

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    WelshRat Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Holly makes me smile. She LET Wally catch her that time, didn’t she?

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    Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    So now it’s “whether or not she wants help.” Still…

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    MerriMagic  almost 12 years ago

    Endtowners need to stick together. Holly knows this. Even if she doesn’t like Linda right now, she realizes that the little koala might eventually become a valuable addition to society. Plus, Holly doesn’t like backing down from a challenge.

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    GrumpyBadger  almost 12 years ago

    Two ladies alone in a room, working though trauma…

    …this isn’t going to end like “Persona,” is it?

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    witchspell63  almost 12 years ago

    Let Lindas deprogramming begin! Holly style! Linda might need another kick in the head frim her

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    witchspell63  almost 12 years ago

    In lindas dream she voluntarily put on the brain sucker. I doubt the vac would intimidate her. More like leaving her confused

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    dwandelt Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    …but not quite faster than a certain pussycat…

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    SapphireDragonStudios  almost 12 years ago

    Wow! There’s no escaping a mouse on a mission!

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    CaptainKiddeo  almost 12 years ago

    if you are going to seal your Endtown books away for posterity, buy another set right now to press on friends and spread the news.

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    Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Wanted to state something about the problem of helping people who aren’t asking for help, but decided it was better put “below the fold,” so it’d only be disturbing to us long-term fans. (Besides, I was on my Nook Color.)#You may have seen something in the media this last week, about this shoeless man on the streets of New York City, and this cop who intervened and went and bought a pair of boots for the shoeless man. Well and good, you might think.#You might also have seen something about the shoeless man turning up back on the streets over the weekend, barefoot again, with a story about hiding them away for fear of being robbed of them. (I’m dubious about the story, but this isn’t the place for that, unless something more comes up from others here.)#You can see the danger of helping someone—-they might go along for a time, but, in the end, they might reject it. Linda could accept Holly’s help—-Linda obviously needs help—-but, in the end, it could all unravel, simply because Linda isn’t asking.

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    finder10030  almost 12 years ago

    Well, at least Linda seems more scared than angry. This could be a good thing.

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    finder10030  almost 12 years ago

    That’s what I like, a mouse that’s just a little fast.

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    salenstormwing  almost 12 years ago

    I don’t think she got in through the door for that split second, but instead I like to think she just chewed a hole in the wall and walked in instead. Because it would be funny. She’d still be pretty darn fast to do that too.

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    perceptor3  almost 12 years ago

    As I know all too well, often the people who don’t want help truly are the ones who need it the most. And you need someone to whack you over the nose with a rolled-up newspaper from time to time to keep you from doing stupid things. Holly looks more than ready to do some smacking. . .

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Revenge is a dish served best by a mouse waitress.Linda thinks three months of Endtown reintergration is tough wait till Holly starts.This is not Basic training. This is Advanced Ranger Training.

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    Lyons Group, Inc.  almost 12 years ago

    “Naughty”? When she uses PG-13 rated words. “Nice”? Whenshe has a figure. Enough said.

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    Dragoncat  almost 12 years ago

    Just what Linda needs… A brand new reason to be afraid of the mouse.

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    Tha_Hype  almost 12 years ago

    @RobertNowall I haven’t voiced my views on the interwebs about the homeless guy situation because all people want to see is an act of charity and not the overall situation. Kudos to the officer trying to do a good deed but here’s the thing: this guy is living on the mean streets. He’s not at a halfway house or in any situation where his overall situation will get better. What does that mean? It means those brand spanking new shoes will either become targets for his less scrupulous fellow homeless or they could become quick cash to buy him something to eat or whatever else he might purchase. The kind act was a good one but since the person overall situation is not changed, the shoes will either become a source of anguish (fight to keep them secure) or a commodity (sell to get money to buy something else). Whether he really wants the help or not and whether he needs the help or not are matters independent of each other. Wants are one thing, needs are another.

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    pam Miner  almost 12 years ago

    I can never figure out HOW to go back to specific dates. Can you, or anyone tell me how to do that?

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    pam Miner  almost 12 years ago

    I’m going to ponder how a homeless person can best be helped. It isn’t an easy thing. Maybe a cheap type od shoe that wouldn’t bring much if sold. Or one that won’t be coveted by others. Maybe just a nice lunch or trip to a grocery to buy him some vitamins or a few pieces of fruit. This does require some serious pondering. Most homeless are mentally ill too.

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    noreenklose  almost 12 years ago

    Please don’t stop Aaron from continuing this story arc! This is how we get character and back story info. This is extremely informative, AND VERY INTERESTING!!! Some of us really want to see the character exposition, and hope to glean MANY interesting—-but up to now, unknown facts about the Endtowners, and the Topsiders. Aaron needs to tell the story HIS way. We have been patiently waiting…let him continue, please.

    Aaron, KUTGW!

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    Coyoty Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    The “homeless man”, Jeffrey Hillman, isn’t really homeless. He has an apartment in the Bronx and receives disability and veterans’ benefits. I’m disappointed in the amount of time it took to find that out, though. It seemed the media focused only on the officer and the photographer, and forgot all about the person who (I thought at the time) needed attention the most. The jury is still out whether he’s back on the street shoeless because he’s mentally ill, or a faker, but in either case, he didn’t really need the officer’s help.We do know that Linda does need attention. She’s not faking. She may spurn it like Hillman, but she can’t afford to do it like he can. Helping Hillman does no good, but helping Linda does no wrong.

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    witchspell63  almost 12 years ago

    Right Noreen! And lets not be over picky on details. Its a conic strip. Okay, holly gets in rhe room super fast. How? Who cares!!. All these little unexplainable things….“its in the script” thats what my dad used to say….

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    Ida No  almost 12 years ago

    “I don’t think she got in through the door for that split second, but instead I like to think she just chewed a hole in the wall and walked in instead. Because it would be funny. She’d still be pretty darn fast to do that too.”Oh, yeah, like Holly would want to have that stereotype propagated. Not only would the other waitresses at the cafe never let her live that down, Maude would charge for the repairs to have the hole replastered. Then, not only would she have a bad taste in her mouth while helping Linda, she’d have drywall caught in her teeth. And yeah, I think chewing a 2’-diameter hole through solid wood would probably take a little longer than the time to slip through a pre-existing gap in the doorway. Be faster to just run around outside and come in through the window.

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