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This IS surreal!

As I try to view it in full screen, it remains exactly the same size!

There's some impressive symbolism with the character's ethereal self watching from behind him...breathing ethereal air down his nexk and into his...her?...sweatshirt.

The black fire...it would've looked exceptional if it were comprised with warm colors. Y'know, like a fire would look like. Yellows, Oranges, Reds...MAYBE whites? But instead, I'm not sure if we're looking at some sort of BP oil spill, or Tar come to life...

...or maybe it's a reference to THE PIRATES OF DARK WATER. That show kicked ass when I was a little kid! A bunch of faggy pirates with a flamingo monkey on board a ship with one girl to keep it from being an obvious "out and proud" pride voyage? And that monkey had a thing for melons, and that faggy Captain was some kind of...son or heir or some bullshit, and he had like, this "Eye of Thundara" crap going on, but it was like...a sword that got broken into a dagger, and he was being chased around by OTHER pirates, so he lead this ship to try and kill "THE DARK WATER" or some shit. Which was some sort of sentient monster that lurked through the seas and ate ships and terrorized everyth- THAT SHOW, WAS BAD THE FUCK ASS.

4 for the Dark Water reference, nothing else.

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Jul 11, 2009
3:22 AM EDT
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