Jean AKA Jeannie AKA Jeanie, is a film, book and magazine reviewer for a national magazine. Most of Jean’s work is done through e-mail, which means he does not have to go into the office.
On a trip to find a gift for his girlfriend, Jean found a empty Genie Bottle. Upon picking up this bottle Jean became the bottle’s new genie powered occupant. Not only was Jean turned into a genie, but the bottle turned him into what he believed a genie of the bottle to look like, which due to his fascination with a classic 60s TV show turned into a bust young Blonde female.
Jeanie seems to have just violated some rule I’m guessing. Probably not allowed to tell people she’s a Genie without her master’s approval or something.
Looks like she’s going the straight out bribery route, if she isn’t stopped by the big blue guy.
Also, @ranck, I don’t think she’s speaking to the cheerleader in the 2-4th panels, as she has gone off-screen. I think she’s more muttering to herself, if only for our benefit.
p.s. Kudos to those who get what I’m referencing/parodying with my first line. 😛
The rule only says genies cant make someone fall in love, there is nothing in the rules about makeing someone more attractive to the person though…
=^_~=
While there might not be too much difference between love and lust, I think there might be just enough for that kind of plan to work. Then again, I think it might also depend on what kind of genie you have.
Methinks her spell-bell hast cracked. Either that or that’s the genie version of the surgeon going “Oops.” Both sounds you never want to be on the receiving end of.
She really needs to read over the field manual for her class of genie. There should be some sort of “Do’s and Dont’s” or “Cans and Can’ts” when it comes to power use.
…AND with an itty-bitty living space!
Uh, whoops?
Jeanie seems to have just violated some rule I’m guessing. Probably not allowed to tell people she’s a Genie without her master’s approval or something.
Looks like she’s going the straight out bribery route, if she isn’t stopped by the big blue guy.
Phenomenal Cosmic Powers go “Dong”?
Also, @ranck, I don’t think she’s speaking to the cheerleader in the 2-4th panels, as she has gone off-screen. I think she’s more muttering to herself, if only for our benefit.
p.s. Kudos to those who get what I’m referencing/parodying with my first line. 😛
“Boink”. 🙂
Cosmic powers don’t.
Penalty points for a genie on probation do.
I wonder how many points she just lost.
It’s one of those nasty genie rules, can’t go around influencing love.
That might just be it.
Uh-oh…Dong is never a good sound…
Compared to “*thud*” or “*clunk*” it is…
Rule #2. Genies can’t make people fall in love. So much for that brilliant plan. Sorry Jean, you’re gonna have to do it the hard way.
The rule only says genies cant make someone fall in love, there is nothing in the rules about makeing someone more attractive to the person though…
=^_~=
They also only forbid LOVE, saying nothing about LUST.
While there might not be too much difference between love and lust, I think there might be just enough for that kind of plan to work. Then again, I think it might also depend on what kind of genie you have.
Oh, lots of possibilities without involving love spells (which are pretty common in most magic tales):
Get more than ten feet from Melvin and…
…your hair goes frizzy
…you develop a craving for raw garlic…
…your clothes start to get transparent…
etc.
Don’t tell me the cheerleader now has a dong? or a ding?
Allright!! Call-waiting for Genies! Now what is going to happen?
Cue a giant book called ‘De Rules’ popping up and informing her that she is supposed to stay near Melvin.
ITYM “… landing on her head from a GreatHeight…”
Methinks her spell-bell hast cracked. Either that or that’s the genie version of the surgeon going “Oops.” Both sounds you never want to be on the receiving end of.
I’m guessing it’s a rule about not interfering with the free will of humans.
She really needs to read over the field manual for her class of genie. There should be some sort of “Do’s and Dont’s” or “Cans and Can’ts” when it comes to power use.
Uh oh, not “Dong!” “Dong” ain’t right. “Dong” don’t bode well at all.