Dangerously Chloe 2-11-15 Misplaced all of my clothes

[Hogan]

I Hope Pandora plan is fun.

Actually, I think Pandora's plan is simply to follow and rejoice in the shenanigans that are bound to take place when Naomi gets to school... and even better, catches up with Teddy

[Cortez]

But isn't that what it says there? Perhaps it was changed a while ago already?

Anyway, another possibly awesome strip sacrificed on the altar of the terrible deity PG-13...

Pretty sure this comic has never shown full nudity anyway.

Plus some of the characters are underaged.

[Spidrift]

Out of pure curiosity, do we actually know how old the human characters are supposed to be? The demonic characters suffer from flexible timescales, of course.

In the absence of that data, we can't get into faintly skeevy debates about "Underaged for where?" and the evils of SoCalisation compounding the Curse of PG-13...

[Tython]

Given that Teddy is the same age as Jaqui(give or take a few months) that would put him at around 16 years of age since the Magick Chicks character page lists her as 16

[Alice Macher]

So apparently Naomi doesn't wear a bra under her school clothes. Is this a thing now among teenage girls?

[vampire hunter D]

Couldnt it have been in the pile between the sweater and blouse?

[Alice Macher]

The lack of a bra is noticeable before she's even managed to pull her clothes over her head. Unless she was wearing a string bikini top.

[Storm-forge mystique]

I'm more interested in her postictal folding.

[hightechartist]

So apparently Naomi doesn't wear a bra under her school clothes. Is this a thing now among teenage girls?

I'm not a girl and I don't know where this comic takes place, but even back when I was a teen over a decade ago I knew no shortage of girls who didn't wear bras, and its a trend that I saw continued into my adulthood. I've heard the rant about how bras allegedly cause more sagging than they prevent more times than I can remember by this point. (I don't know how much living in SoCal skews my perception, though.)

[Azrael]

I Hope Pandora plan is fun.

'Dora's plans are always fun. For her.

[brasca]

So apparently Naomi doesn't wear a bra under her school clothes. Is this a thing now among teenage girls?

Well one possibility is that Naomi was in such a generous mood she tried to give hers to Gabby since thought it might improve her bust.

Then again a lot of women consider the bra evil and she is in an overly good mood so she opted not to wear it.

[Storm-forge mystique]

I think the idea of this tangent is that the position of Naomi's breasts in the second... third... second... top-right panel isn't one that could be attained without exposing fabric if she were pulling a bra off with her shirt (because this strip is written and drawn by men).

[brasca]

Yes, but Naomi is not thinking clearly. If she is willing to just give a naked stranger all that she is wearing without a second thought then she might be taking off her bra along with everything else she has on top in a way most women would not.

[joe england]

This might have been discussed before, but... what ABOUT those "stat" screens? Isn't that sort of a hideous power these angels and demons hold over mortals? It looks like almost any aspect of someone's personality can be changed at will with no repercussions. I never saw any penalty for turning a little girl boy-crazy and changing the course of her life from that point forward, and now it looks like someone's been casually molded into an exaggerated paragon of altruism. So what's keeping the demons from just diving in and turning anyone they meet into a raving maniac? I assume the angels would generally refrain from such meddling on principal...

For that matter, shouldn't this screw the scales of karma? It's one thing if angels, demons, and whoever else can do it have license to screw with people's personalities at whim, I mean, we can trust that they'll act according to their natures. But the whole "reward/punishment" thing is kind of a big deal when it comes to human beings. That's the entire point of Heaven and Hell! How can people be held accountable for their actions when they've been "reprogrammed" like this?

Look at this girl in the latest comic. Say she dies all of a sudden. Will she go to Heaven? She never made a conscious decision to be "goody-goody." She might have been a real jerk up to that point, but was helpless to resist some higher being turbo-charging her conscience. Does she deserve an eternal reward if the gold ticket was handed to her on a silver platter? Not exactly fair to those of us who have to WORK to obey our better impulses.

Conversely, what if some succubus just flipped someone's screen and formatted them into being a serial killer? Does this poor person deserve to suffer in Hell because a demon took liberties with their psychological makeup? And, again... if demons CAN do this, why don't they do it all the time?

Furthermore, what does this say about the measure of a soul? Isn't this arguably rewriting the very core of someone's being? In essence, "replacing" that person with a construct possessing different qualities? Alright, maybe that's overthinking it, but... geez, there has to be SOME kind of cosmic rule against just popping folk's trunks like this! The name of the game is Free Will, right?

[TeddyLove]

I dont think they can change someone's personality through the stats screen. Where did you see such a thing?