The Mark Trail Thread of Punching Justice and Smug Life Lessons

[Dr. Medulla]

That film probably sounds better in theory. Like the Yeti expedition.

Mark Trail always succeed in spite of itself.

[revbob]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

[Dr. Medulla]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

[Olaf]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

And talking buildings!

[Dr. Medulla]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

And talking buildings!

And profitable magazines!

(I like the idea, tho, of the building rebutting editor guy's statement.)

[Kory]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

And talking buildings!

And profitable magazines!

(I like the idea, tho, of the building rebutting editor guy's statement.)

If Magazine had been more profitable, McGeoch might have stayed in the band.

[Dr. Medulla]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

And talking buildings!

And profitable magazines!

(I like the idea, tho, of the building rebutting editor guy's statement.)

If Magazine had been more profitable, McGeoch might have stayed in the band.

Denying the world of That What Is Not. Phew. Bullet dodged.

[Dr. Medulla]

You're right, sentient and communicative building, there is going to be punching.

[Olaf]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

And talking buildings!

And profitable magazines!

(I like the idea, tho, of the building rebutting editor guy's statement.)

Yeah, the building always gets the best lines. Also, the window behind him makes no sense at all, he's in a glass tower.

[Dr. Medulla]

He should be more concerned about that giant pidgeon destroying that dumb looking building.

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

And talking buildings!

And profitable magazines!

(I like the idea, tho, of the building rebutting editor guy's statement.)

Yeah, the building always gets the best lines. Also, the window behind him makes no sense at all, he's in a glass tower.

Postmodern architecture, where the jarring apprehension of reality is purposeful?

[Olaf]

That's an underappreciated aspect of Mark Trail. The characters are oblivious to, or unperturbed by, their existence in a world populated by mutated giant beasts or animals with sticks growing out of them (Olaf noticed that a few days ago).

And talking buildings!

And profitable magazines!

(I like the idea, tho, of the building rebutting editor guy's statement.)

Yeah, the building always gets the best lines. Also, the window behind him makes no sense at all, he's in a glass tower.

Postmodern architecture, where the jarring apprehension of reality is purposeful?

Probably.

[Dr. Medulla]

Yes, Mark, your phone is ringing. It's understood that you should answer it.

[Wolter]

Yes, Mark, your phone is ringing. It's understood that you should answer it.

Well, I’m not talking to Bill Ellis...

[revbob]

Yes, Mark, your phone is ringing. It's understood that you should answer it.

So Bill Ellis is the only one who calls him? Or does he have some strange 6th sense?

[Dr. Medulla]

An additional interpretation: Andy was telling Mark his phone was ringing.