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Ashenhawk said:

I'm more curious about the putting goggles on your thigh. lol

I mean, the eye-test shirt comic had eyeglasses hanging off the girl's thigh, so I think that's just a thing this author does. At least these ones actually look like they'll stay on!

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TenguerecheBionico said in comment #2631600:

Another madlad tested it with running and it also showed that flat girls take more air resistance than top heavy girls.

Haven't you seen the aerodynamics of a cow chart? Of course big tits has less air resistance, they're basically nature's version of bulbous airbreaker!

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MMaestro said:

Except that doesn't offer the slightest explanation as to how the items end up at the dump. Your explanation makes as much as logical sense as "the gun fell out of an airplane, into the underground, where Napstablook found and threw out at the dump where it was found by Catty and Bratty".

Theres no doubt that many years pass by, but theres never a reason to explain why some monsters don't recognize you as a human while others do. Papyrus has to ask Sans for confirmation and the Royal Guards in Hotland pretty much wave you off when you talk to them.

That infers wayyyyyy too much about the other humans/children. For all you know, the other humans simply died when they fell into the underground, SAVE powers be damned.

Toriel does mention that she's seen the other humans pass through her home in the ruins though, which obviously indicates that they did actually survive to go through the underground. She clearly says that she's seen them come, leave the ruins, and then die to the other monsters in the underground.

It'd make sense for the gun and cowboy hat to be in the dump if you were to consider that that particular human traveled at least as far as Waterfall and was killed there by some monster, and their items were eventually found there by the dump by Catty and Bratty.

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Blue_Stuff said:

Toriel does mention that she's seen the other humans pass through her home in the ruins though, which obviously indicates that they did actually survive to go through the underground. She clearly says that she's seen them come, leave the ruins, and then die to the other monsters in the underground.

It'd make sense for the gun and cowboy hat to be in the dump if you were to consider that that particular human traveled at least as far as Waterfall and was killed there by some monster, and their items were eventually found there by the dump by Catty and Bratty.

That ignores the fact that humans are far more powerful than monsters and the fact that most monsters are unable to identify a human on sight. Unless you want to try arguing that the six humans were all Pure Pacifist stealth-masters (who shed their equipment along the way) whose only interaction with monsters was with Asgore and Toriel, its pure fan fiction.

That infers wayyyyyyy too much about the other humans. By your logic, a human made it to Hotland before being killed by some monster (see: the Burnt Pan).

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The monsters in the ruins don't recognize you as a human. If Sans was killing humans before they made it into more populated areas, that would explain why none of them recognize you as human. This doesn't explain how their equipment got scattered throughout the underground, though.

To be frank, I don't see how any of this affects the plot.

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