Too Much Information – an online comic
An old house, a geek, a cute transvestite, a very tall lesbian, and at least one ghost–what could happen? – Adult situations and artistic nudity. Not suitable for children.
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Okay given that this was just taught to Ace, I’m guessing that Trey is not a split from Deuce. Not hard core certain, but….
Why would he have been a split from Deuce? Same with the rest of the ‘splits’
Well, given that Ace and Deuce both started out identical to each other and we don’t know when Trey came into being only that it had to have been a long time ago which implies time travel and we know that Deuce has traveled through time before…..Basically we know something happened, we just don’t know what, where, when nor why.
The point was: why do each subsequent split have to be from the preceding one? And not all split from the same source: Ace
We still don’t know what the order is, but clues are tending to point to Trey being from Ace. Others make branch off from any of the three. We just don’t know yet. And Andy has thrown some lovely curve balls and sliders through the story as well as a red herring in the mix.
Oh don’t get started on red herrings, had enough problems with someone trying to explain the origins of that phrase in another webic 😛
Slang terms have to be one of the hardest aspects of understanding a language. I actually have a dictionary of swear words in 5 different languages. I had a friends question the purpose of owning the book them answer their own question as they found out why they got slapped by the waitress when trying to order food in a second language. Seems what he requested was slang buy a sexual act.
You train hounds to hunt fox by dragging smoked herring, which is red, to lay a false scent trail to follow. Since you know where the trail is you can guide them down the trail till they figure out what you want them to do.
Because of this laying a false trail for somebody to follow is called a ‘red herring’.