Talk:Furmanism

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This is awesome. In a "so bad it's good" sort of way. --DrSpengler 23:26, 26 November 2006 (UTC)


This is obviously an incomplete list. I also have some that were only repeated once, sometimes in differing forms, which I won't add to the page proper until we find at least one more iteration. If you can find more of any of these, feel free to add them.

Here's my remainder:

CAN I DO LESS?

  • "I've stood here and watched humans -- frail flesh creatures -- fight and die for their world. CAN I DO LESS?" --Jazz, G1 #67
  • "The real Scorponok wouldn't have turned and fled! He'd have accepted his responsibilities, his FATE! Can I then do less?" --Scorponok, G1 #75

WHOLE WORLD OF PAIN

  • "Get ready, quite literally... for a whole WORLD of pain!" -- Starscream, G2 #11
  • "It's about PAIN, Megatron... here's a whole WORLD of it!" -- Starscream, TWWv1 #3

LIKE SOME PREDATORY BIRD

  • "I now believe a SECOND menace exists, one that hovers like some predatory bird at the edge of my consciousness." --Optimus Prime, G2 #4
  • "Ahead, hovering like some vast, predatory bird on the fringes of Fahl Space... the Decepticon flagship, Twilight--" Narration, G2 #7

--ItsWalky 23:27, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

I'm waaaay too comfortable lying on my couch here to go upstairs and find the book and check, but I want to say Swoop did the whole "better to die than run" shtick when the Dinobots were fighting the demons in #76...? - Chris McFeely 23:33, 26 November 2006 (UTC)
Indeed! Good memory. Hold on... --ItsWalky 23:34, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

Call me humorless if you wish-

Normally, I love the humor here. I like that we don't always take everything seriously. However, I think this article is taking things a little far. Boo to this section, basically. Boo-urns, in fact. It feels like it's trashing Furman for no good reason. And I've never heard ANYONE say- "Hey, a similar bit of dialogue in a Simon Furman comic! Must be a Furmanism!"

And, seriously,you don't think some of it is intentional (particularly issue 67)?

I just don't see how this has a place here. --DJ Convoy

...I saw it as a celebration of Furmanisms, actually. -Derik 17:35, 27 November 2006 (UTC)
Pretty much. Furman is my main man. --ItsWalky 18:53, 27 November 2006 (UTC)