475: Further Boomerang Difficulties - Revision history

208.58.192.69: he is being pulled because he is in space, not in terror

2026-04-08T22:24:46Z

he is being pulled because he is in space, not in terror

81.179.199.253: Moving the recently moved Citation Needed to the correct side of the punctuation...

2026-02-17T13:43:30Z

Moving the recently moved Citation Needed to the correct side of the punctuation...

2A00:23C8:3309:F01:250F:FA3F:D0CE:BFBF: /* Explanation */ Moving [citation needed] to better spot

2026-02-17T11:38:09Z

‎Explanation: Moving [citation needed] to better spot

172.71.218.199 at 22:41, 12 March 2025

2025-03-12T22:41:46Z

172.71.242.54: /* Trivia */

2024-03-18T14:29:35Z

‎Trivia

162.158.78.200: /* Explanation */ small fix

2023-07-25T11:20:21Z

‎Explanation: small fix

TianHanFei: smth i thought when i read it idk

2023-03-10T16:43:54Z

smth i thought when i read it idk

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 The third strip shows Cueball throwing something that ''appears'' to be a boomerang, but then [[Megan]] enters and reveals that it was their last banana - which she probably had expected to eat since she calls him an asshole. Perhaps this is why she broke up with him in the first comic.
-The final strip shows Cueball throwing one last boomerang, which breaks the frame of the comic, already after two out of the four frames used in each of the first three strips. In the second panel, Cueball seems to be leaning backward in shock or terror. Then, panning down, we find the last panel, much larger and suddenly mainly black instead of white. It shows that this time he was actually inside a spacecraft (which resembles an {{w|Apollo Lunar Module}} in a very bad manner), and the boomerang has just broken out through the hull. We see the boomerang and Cueball tumbling out into space with the escaping air to certain death, revealing why Cueball was so taken aback when the boomerang broke through the frame.
+The final strip shows Cueball throwing one last boomerang, which breaks the frame of the comic, already after two out of the four frames used in each of the first three strips. In the second panel, Cueball seems to be pulled towards the wreck. Then, panning down, we find the last panel, much larger and suddenly mainly black instead of white. It shows that this time he was actually inside a spacecraft (which resembles an {{w|Apollo Lunar Module}} in a very bad manner), and the boomerang has just broken out through the hull. We see the boomerang and Cueball tumbling out into space with the escaping air to certain death, revealing why Cueball was so taken aback when the boomerang broke through the frame.
 If you try to link up the rightmost panels, as what was suggested [[445: I Am Not Good with Boomerangs]] to get a bonus comic strip, you get a bad story where Cueball is looking down, presumably in shame. Then a person (presumably Megan), screams about the ozone layer. We also see Megan call Cueball an asshole, probably because he had destroyed (or messed with) the ozone layer.

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 The first strip shows [[Cueball]] throwing a boomerang, which doesn't come back. He looks downwards in the rightmost panel as if in shame. In [[939: Arrow]], a boomerang returns to Cueball, which can either be the same Cueball from this comic or another person.
-In the second strip, he throws another boomerang, which somehow manages to hurt the {{w|ozone layer}} (as indicated by an off-screen voice). This is of course not possible with a boomerang{{citation needed}}, as the ozone layer is a layer of O<sub><small>3</small></sub> molecules very high up in the atmosphere.
+In the second strip, he throws another boomerang, which somehow manages to hurt the {{w|ozone layer}} (as indicated by an off-screen voice). This is of course not possible with a boomerang,{{Citation needed}} as the ozone layer is a layer of O<sub><small>3</small></sub> molecules very high up in the atmosphere.
 The third strip shows Cueball throwing something that ''appears'' to be a boomerang, but then [[Megan]] enters and reveals that it was their last banana - which she probably had expected to eat since she calls him an asshole. Perhaps this is why she broke up with him in the first comic.

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 The first strip shows [[Cueball]] throwing a boomerang, which doesn't come back. He looks downwards in the rightmost panel as if in shame. In [[939: Arrow]], a boomerang returns to Cueball, which can either be the same Cueball from this comic or another person.
-In the second strip, he throws another boomerang, which somehow manages to hurt the {{w|ozone layer}} (as indicated by an off-screen voice). This is of course not possible with a boomerang, as the ozone layer is a layer of O<sub><small>3</small></sub> molecules very high up in the atmosphere.{{citation needed}}
+In the second strip, he throws another boomerang, which somehow manages to hurt the {{w|ozone layer}} (as indicated by an off-screen voice). This is of course not possible with a boomerang{{citation needed}}, as the ozone layer is a layer of O<sub><small>3</small></sub> molecules very high up in the atmosphere.
 The third strip shows Cueball throwing something that ''appears'' to be a boomerang, but then [[Megan]] enters and reveals that it was their last banana - which she probably had expected to eat since she calls him an asshole. Perhaps this is why she broke up with him in the first comic.

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 ==Trivia==
-*Part of this comic and [[939: Arrow]] is the picture for the [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BrickJoke Brick Joke] page on TV Tropes.
+*Part of this comic and [[939: Arrow]] is the picture for the {{tvtropes|BrickJoke|Brick Joke}} page on TV Tropes.
 {{comic discussion}}

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 ==Explanation==
-This comic is a sequel of sorts to [[445: I Am Not Good with Boomerangs]], as it deals with the same subject manner with the same panel layout.
+This comic is a sequel of sorts to [[445: I Am Not Good with Boomerangs]], as it deals with the same subject matter with the same panel layout.
 The first strip shows [[Cueball]] throwing a boomerang, which doesn't come back. He looks downwards in the rightmost panel as if in shame. In [[939: Arrow]], a boomerang returns to Cueball, which can either be the same Cueball from this comic or another person.