What are the chances of this ending with a third child?

abirdthatpierceshell said:
What are the chances of this ending with a third child?

I'd say 69%

drago_whooves said:
I'd say 69%

nice

Maybe they should have taken the escalator. (But where's the fun in that, right?)

james4040 said:
Maybe they should have taken the escalator. (But where's the fun in that, right?)

Having sex on the Escalator :D

Ahhh, one of my biggest fears, being stuck in an elevator. Happens more often than I'd like to believe, hopefully they're able to be rescued before things get out of hand.

abirdthatpierceshell said:
What are the chances of this ending with a third child?

The answer is yes.

"Stuck inside" you say?
Har har har har.....
Alright I'll take my leave now

furrtherintomadness said:
"Stuck inside" you say?
Har har har har.....
Alright I'll take my leave now

Don't forget the 'the sister' addendum right under it.

I’m deeply afraid of getting stuck in an elevator, but I think I can put that aside for this comic.

Don't press the button Gordon!

time_wolf said:
Ahhh, one of my biggest fears, being stuck in an elevator. Happens more often than I'd like to believe, hopefully they're able to be rescued before things get out of hand.

Happened to em at a Dr Pepper museum. Had to force the door open myself. Made for a nice date ice breaker.

Love in an elevator, living it up as I am going down.

abirdthatpierceshell said:
What are the chances of this ending with a third child?

I thought the same thing.

sekriess said:
Had to force the door open myself.

This is very VERY unsafe. Do not do this ever again, and even more when you're not alone there. Self evacuating from the stuck elevator takes much more lives than the stuck elevator itself. Times more. For real. And it's not about the elevator starting moving, it's about falling down in the shaft when your body mass center goes below the apron, which is probably more painful.

spaceuk said:
This is very VERY unsafe. Do not do this ever again, and even more when you're not alone there. Self evacuating from the stuck elevator takes much more lives than the stuck elevator itself. Times more. For real. And it's not about the elevator starting moving, it's about falling down in the shaft when your body mass center goes below the apron, which is probably more painful.

well the help buttton didnt work. no cell reception in the elevator. I don't know about whereever you may be from, but here in the States, the elevator isn't going to just enter free fall. The only way it would enter freefall is if someone went through and sabotaged it. And not to mention it's easy enough to tell when an elevator is about to start moving, which in almost every occassion it won't when the door is forced and held open.

redlightning said:
Love in an elevator, living it up as I am going down.

2nd floor: hardware, children's wear, lady's lingerie.
1½ floor: furries, roleplay, incest.

kts said:
Having sex on the Escalator :D

sexcalator

sekriess said:
well the help buttton didnt work. no cell reception in the elevator. I don't know about whereever you may be from, but here in the States, the elevator isn't going to just enter free fall. The only way it would enter freefall is if someone went through and sabotaged it. And not to mention it's easy enough to tell when an elevator is about to start moving, which in almost every occassion it won't when the door is forced and held open.

Or if you're in some ghetto part of town where the last elevator maintenance happened 20 years ago, and the property owner is too lazy to order someone else to put up an "out of service" placard, or shut the power for it off.
Interestingly, ~50 people die every year in elevator-related incidents (Presumably in the US, I imagine it's higher globally, but I don't remember where I got that statistic).

corpse-thing said:
Or if you're in some ghetto part of town where the last elevator maintenance happened 20 years ago, and the property owner is too lazy to order someone else to put up an "out of service" placard, or shut the power for it off.
Interestingly, ~50 people die every year in elevator-related incidents (Presumably in the US, I imagine it's higher globally, but I don't remember where I got that statistic).

I think the number is more like 27. So about 2-3 people a month. The funny thing is "elevator related incidents" also include the maintenance workers in the shaft. About 5 of those deaths are actual passengers.