Boner (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} harold_penis) wrote,@ 2005-12-03 21:19:00 |
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Sunday Comics - KLEMPNER 214
This story comes sometime after "Goodnight to Baby / J vs. rats" in the general Flux-Socialist Family Comics storyline. It's more than a little abstract, and I am going to annotate it.
NEXT WEEK: Strategy, counter-strategy. A poignant sense of abandonment.
This story comes sometime after "Goodnight to Baby / J vs. rats" in the general Flux-Socialist Family Comics storyline. It's more than a little abstract, and I am going to annotate it.
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1. <F>, also known by her official title of Klempner 214, and whom you may remember from such compromising positions as this one, arrives to work an assigned plumbing job. |
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2. Here we see a convenient pictographic listing of the contents of F's toolkit, and a transcription of the contents of her letter of instructions. Approximately: "WARNING: in bathhouse 19, undesirable situation. Caution regarding the leak. It is black and elastic. Worker who is besmirched with it should immolate her/himself immediately in a well-ventilated area." |
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3. An informative panel concerning fluid chemistry. F opens the shutters. |
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4. RATS! And they're stripping the circuitry!! |
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5. F is unusually perturbed by the appearance of the 3-foot-tall, hairless rat. A Diagramm describes her thought process. |
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6. F makes a leap for the half-stripped control panel in the middle of the room and begins to repair it with lightning speed, while the rats flee into their rather large tunnels. |
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7. F pulls a lever on the temporarily repaired control panel, and spiked oak-and-iron whatsits (let's say "bulkheads") seal off the crawlspace, trapping the rats. |
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8. Yes, even the big one. ESPECIALLY the big one. |
NEXT WEEK: Strategy, counter-strategy. A poignant sense of abandonment.
