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'''Durkon''': ''Och! Na. Ye'll need at least two more pints fer tha.'' }} |
'''Durkon''': ''Och! Na. Ye'll need at least two more pints fer tha.'' }} |
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** Thog, the illiterate barbarian whose [[Dump Stat]] was intelligence, claims he's smarter than the [[Genius Bruiser]] Roy [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0791.html here]. He says that all of his good abilities help him in his chosen career, while Roy's intelligence doesn't help him as a fighter. Roy ends up beating Thog using those cross-class ranks in Knowledge (Architect and Engineering) he wouldn't have had if he didn't have a good intelligence, but not before taking a substantial beating and having to sneak in a potion to keep going. |
** Thog, the illiterate barbarian whose [[Dump Stat]] was intelligence, claims he's smarter than the [[Genius Bruiser]] Roy [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0791.html here]. He says that all of his good abilities help him in his chosen career, while Roy's intelligence doesn't help him as a fighter. Roy ends up beating Thog using those cross-class ranks in Knowledge (Architect and Engineering) he wouldn't have had if he didn't have a good intelligence, but not before taking a substantial beating and having to sneak in a potion to keep going. |
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* ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'': Used |
* ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'': Used [http://www.sluggy.com/comics/archives/daily/20051108 in "Oceans Unmoving" with the carib Honest Stu.] (He honestly isn't that dumb on some occasions, but no-one takes him seriously because of the way he is for the rest of the time.) |
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{{quote|"Wait, Stu is ''right'' for once?" |
{{quote|"Wait, Stu is ''right'' for once?" |
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"The amount ''he'' talks? You gotta like those odds." }} |
"The amount ''he'' talks? You gotta like those odds." }} |
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** During the first Thanksgiving arc, when the cast is discussing what they're thankful for, Sam, who is typically mainly focused on scoring with women, surprisingly eloquently discusses how he is grateful for his freedom. For Thanksgiving of 2001, [[Heartwarming in Hindsight|this was shown again]], with a panel of Torg and Zoe expressing approval and agreement. |
** During the first Thanksgiving arc, when the cast is discussing what they're thankful for, Sam, who is typically mainly focused on scoring with women, surprisingly eloquently discusses how he is grateful for his freedom. For Thanksgiving of 2001, [[Heartwarming in Hindsight|this was shown again]], with a panel of Torg and Zoe expressing approval and agreement. |
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* In [[Tales of the Questor]], Squidge isn't the brightest bulb in the box, but his suggestion that Quentyn check the exact wording of a covanent clause and the laws pertaining to it is very good advice indeed. |
* In [[Tales of the Questor]], Squidge isn't the brightest bulb in the box, but his suggestion that Quentyn check the exact wording of a covanent clause and the laws pertaining to it is very good advice indeed. |
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== Web Originals == |
== Web Originals == |
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