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'''Engineer''': Well now, I can't say ''where'' I am. But I ''am'' with ''her''. An' I hate to put a ''rush'' on it... ...But I'm gonna need that [[Australium]] y'all were lookin' for.
 
'''Engineer''': Well now, I can't say ''where'' I am. But I ''am'' with ''her''. An' I hate to put a ''rush'' on it... ...But I'm gonna need that [[Australium]] y'all were lookin' for.
  
'''Miss Pauling''': Engie, it's gone, it's... it's... ...Well, it's sort of in space. I'm so sorry
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'''Miss Pauling''': Engie, it's gone, it's... it's... ...Well, it's sort of in space. I'm so sorry.
  
 
'''Engineer''': Oh, man. This is ''bad''.
 
'''Engineer''': Oh, man. This is ''bad''.
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'''Miss Pauling''': My eyes would have to ''dress'' you first! Because you have been ''literally naked'' the entire time we've been on this island!
 
'''Miss Pauling''': My eyes would have to ''dress'' you first! Because you have been ''literally naked'' the entire time we've been on this island!
  
'''Soldier''': I have fought naked my whole life. But I have never ''felt'' {{tooltip|naked until this moment|However it has been seen before too}}. For shame, Miss Pauling. For ''shame''
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'''Soldier''': I have fought naked my whole life. But I have never ''felt'' {{tooltip|naked until this moment|However it has been seen before too}}. For shame, Miss Pauling. For ''shame.''
  
'''Miss Pauling''': Ugh. You ''idiots'' Why can't you be... ''(Spy, (naked) Sniper, and Scout arrive)'' ...professionals
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'''Miss Pauling''': Ugh. You ''idiots'' Why can't you be... ''(Spy, (naked) Sniper, and Scout arrive)'' ...professionals.
  
 
'''Soldier''': Hello, naked Sniper.
 
'''Soldier''': Hello, naked Sniper.

Revision as of 06:14, 11 August 2024

Due to the length of this comic, a transcript is necessary. The transcript has been sectioned into smaller story events for convenience.