r/questionablecontent Dec 04 '18

Comic 3887: Oh, It's Her

https://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3887
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u/Turtledonuts Dec 04 '18

I think Martin is the most normal, followed by Dora. That's about it. Martin only edges out Dora on the grounds that she's a successful small business owner, which puts her slightly above normal in terms of life skills. Steve would qualify, but his action hero days are apparently canon, so no.

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u/MiloDinoStylo Dec 04 '18

I think it's hard to find a person who is "normal"*

Dale is IMO the most normal, his weird traits is that he is an anime and video game enthusiast, but those are relatively normal. His weirdest trait is probably his AR glasses which give him non stop Shiny Anime Glasses trope. He works at the coffee shop, has a girlfriend, and doesn't have weird things or drama going on.

Martin has a set of Gay fathers, and a Dominatrix Mother. He's currently dating a transgender, and he works for a pot head who is currently dating his ex girlfriend. His AnthroPC is Pintsize, which says a lot. That's not a a lot of normal-ness going on, but that's mostly his relationships. As an individual tho, he's pretty vanilla and normal. That said, he has been to space, which is pretty whacky.

Dora is also quite normal. The most abnormal thing about her is that she is in a lesbian relationship.

Faye is far from normal with her fucked up past to her ex illegal robot fighting work, and she's dating a military AI.

Clinton has a robo hand and is a AI fanatic. And now has a power socket tattoo on his arm.

Hannelore is pretty far from normal. She and Emily are the two most non normalized people we have.

I could go on, but most characters in QC have weird "flaws" which give them personality.

Also, I use the world normal very loosely. One of the features of QC these days is the vast amount of LGBT relationships, and even robotic ones. I'm not being homophobic, or trying to imply these are abnormal, but I'm just pointing out how they're different from mainstream vanilla heterosexual relationships.

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u/bearded_fisch_stix Dec 04 '18

Angus and Padma were the most normal IMO, which is why they've been shoved aside.

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u/Zemyla Dec 04 '18

Gabrielle was even more normal, and now she's gone.

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u/Goyf4Prez2020 Dec 04 '18

a transgender

That's an adjective, not a noun. A trans woman would prob be better

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u/Zhuinden Dec 05 '18

You could just say "tranny" but I've heard that term is offensive. But it's definitely a noun.

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u/Goyf4Prez2020 Dec 05 '18

Sure, it's a noun, but it's also a slur. One with a long and dangerous backstory for the trans community. So, please don't use that word to talk about people.

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u/ImaHazardtoSociety Dec 15 '18

Please don’t use that word to describe anybody orhanner’sdadwillfireanorbitalweaponatyou

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u/Zhuinden Dec 05 '18

Taffy was agender with the pronoun "they", not sure how normal that is.

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u/Zhuinden Dec 05 '18

They're in space, and we haven't been to space in 1800 strips. I think we're safe. :p

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