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My comment for this page from Gaia: sic mundus creatus est:This looks like one of those faucets that turn off automatically after a few seconds. This confirms again that only three things are eternal: death, taxes, and shitty faucets in public bathrooms.
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Wow! He does look dehydrated in that panel! That’s some great work!
The worst are those motion activated faucets that only stay on for all of 2 seconds. How are you supposed to wash your hands if you need to constantly hold one of your hands up to keep it activated?!
I thought the faucet just looked futuristic-to-medieval-setting, like all the elf stuff. Eldor was thirsty, I guess he lives. Right?
He just spent at least three days teleporting from outer space to Gaia. It’s pretty long for a near-death experience. He might be taking the wrong lesson from it, I think. “This is why people lie, cheat, and steal until they have their own office with a bathroom.”
Everyone hates auto-closing faucets, but the sad truth is, if they were regular faucets, someone would always leave one open. Some people just don’t care — enough of them to be a problem.
The happy medium for a public restroom is a faucet that closes itself after a reasonable period of time, really.
Hear me out: faucets with foot pedals. You have both of your hands free, and you get to have all the water you want, yet it shuts off as soon as you leave the sink. The only issue might be accessibility.
The only person Lili has said anything about being thirsty was Ilias, and only to say that he will be thirsty some time in the future.
I forgot where he was the last time we saw him… So I went back in time to look for old pages. We last saw him here, almost 4 months ago!
https://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2025/05/16/the-last-queen-of-gaia-046/
@ Floflo:
Good work Flo. So how long was it from Viviana’s speech to “now”? How do you count the time spent in the dream realm?
I work in a library. At a university. And at least once I’ve caught someone who left a bathroom faucet running!
People are strange.
@ Floflo:
Back in the original run of the comic, the gap is 1 year and 2 months (September 2019 to November 2020). I followed the original run and I didn’t realize the long real life time gap between his appearance.