October 7, 2020Oh yeah there's a way to get up there. There are some stairs leading up to it that are off panel, but you can also see access to offices on the bottom half of the building. Panel one here shows that area a bit from the side.
October 8, 2020Now I suspect a misunderstanding somewhere. Let me repeat...
- It probably smells horrible in that closed room.
- don't worry, a section of the window is actually busted thru (2 pages back!)
- On the first/background panel? I thought that is some kind of observation room up there.
- Yeah it's an observation/office room :)
- But has that observation room a connection to the outside? Otherwise the busted window wouldn't help with letting fresh air in.
- Oh yeah there's a way to get up there. There are some stairs leading up to it that are off panel, but you can also see access to offices on the bottom half of the building. Panel one here shows that area a bit from the side.
My (implied) question was: Has the observation room an open or busted window to the outside of the complex so that fresh air can come in via the observation room? Because if not, the only way for fresh air to get in would be the way the group around agent Ink came in. And then this room would smell horrible indeed.
But none of the guys & gal seems to be affected by an intense stench.
October 8, 2020OOO, yeah that large room they entered is a viewing area, sort of an overhang to a desert cliffside (which admittingly isn't shown and can be confusing). It's pretty big and I think the air circulating from the window would help with the smell a bit :)
August 21, 2020The reason you'll find whales painted on deserts in areas Navajos and Apaches live or passed through in the deep desert is that they're Athabascan peoples who came from … Alaska … just like the Sioux have relatives in Siberia.
October 7, 2020Oh yeah, he has no trouble with animals. Proso affects an area of the brain that involves recognizing human faces. Those w Proso compare not being able to recognize faces to not being able to distinguish two or more dogs of the same breed.
The ability for humans to recognize faces instantly is an evolutionary trait, so if that area of the brain is damaged, you have face blindness.
Of course, that doesn’t mean they don’t have a hard time recognizing animals without distinct unique patterns!
Katie
Gnarly
AgentFink
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AgentFink
...(RockB)
AgentFink
...(RockB)
- It probably smells horrible in that closed room.
- don't worry, a section of the window is actually busted thru (2 pages back!)
- On the first/background panel? I thought that is some kind of observation room up there.
- Yeah it's an observation/office room :)
- But has that observation room a connection to the outside? Otherwise the busted window wouldn't help with letting fresh air in.
- Oh yeah there's a way to get up there. There are some stairs leading up to it that are off panel, but you can also see access to offices on the bottom half of the building. Panel one here shows that area a bit from the side.
My (implied) question was: Has the observation room an open or busted window to the outside of the complex so that fresh air can come in via the observation room? Because if not, the only way for fresh air to get in would be the way the group around agent Ink came in. And then this room would smell horrible indeed.
But none of the guys & gal seems to be affected by an intense stench.
AgentFink
MK_Wizard
The Doodler
Honzinator
killerog
The sign looks somewhat familiar to me too. And I'm pretty sure I haven't been in Alaska :D
AgentFink
The ability for humans to recognize faces instantly is an evolutionary trait, so if that area of the brain is damaged, you have face blindness.
Of course, that doesn’t mean they don’t have a hard time recognizing animals without distinct unique patterns!
killerog