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#comebacküber #hashtagsarecool #ishouldpostonlyusinghastagsfromnowon
#stopkillingthefunlilith
Looks like a Decapodian's cloacal vents
Brown is my favorite LINE-guyThey even have some sort of game
The height requirement for BATMAN: The Ride is 54" (1.37m), but in that first panel the kid is either extremely short or his parents are very tall. If we take the Six Flags employees to be sticklers for rules (and they better be quite stringent if they're going to be murdering select participants, because that's a lot of paperwork!) then the kid is at least 54" tall.
The average US female (assuming these are not foreign tourists) height is about 5'4", or 64" (1.62m), and the average distance from the ground to the top of her hips (which is as tall as the kid here) is is 40". So taking those proportions (64 x 64/40) the woman must be around 8'6" tall, or 102" (2.59m). You can also see this quite clearly in the second and third frames where their heads sit partially above the headrests, which would be extremely dangerous and uncomfortable for how janky and rough of a coaster that Batman is.
Given such astounding height it's surprising that they weren't decapitated in addition to being shot. There actually is one instance of a teen being decapitated on BATMAN: The Ride, but it was from being in a forbidden area underneath where part of the coaster's track runs (which was blocked off by multiple fences).
... okay so you have a point and I'll answer you on this laterI'm trying to make the comic actually funny trust me I was giggling a lot when I wrote that up.
#ripberensteinbears
what do you think the cat said?