Talk:Roman Dirge

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Sorry, but I just have to point out the sheer coolness value of the phrase "during which he set himself on fire" used casually in passing. It's my "sense" of humor talking. -- Kizor 20:11, 16 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Agreed :-D themarcuscreature

So was that a real event? i thought he just made it up...

I thought it was a real event that he created a comic account of for one of the earliest Lenores he did. Except it wasn't like he intended to set himself on fire IIRC. It was supposed to be an accident he experienced while trying to do a trick involving fire (well, duh). But yeah, I thought that was a real event. (Krushsister 09:28, 2 September 2006 (UTC))[reply]