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When tensions run high, sometimes the best solution is a night on the town — or so they thought. After deciding to bring Cassie along for a round of karaoke to smooth things over, Miss Match and Desi wake up to a harsh morning full of regret, caffeine, and whispered recriminations. What really happened at the karaoke bar? Let’s just say some performances are hard to forget.

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[Panel 1: Cassie’s office - Desi enters]Narration box: One week later…Desi: Cassie... I want to apologize for trying to kill you with demonic coffee.Desi: If you still have it, I’ll exorcize the spirit, and remove it from your office.Cassie: So… you can possess anything with a spirit — making it a sentient object?!

[Panel 2: Desi posing playfully]Desi: Yeah. It’s kinda my thing. Why? — You want something possessed?Cassie: I’ve been considering it…

[Panel 3: Desi excitedly leans forward]Desi: Ooh! What did you have in mind?

[Panel 4: Cassie opens her desk drawer while Desi looks intrigued]Cassie: You’re not the only one with personal effects at the office…

[Panel 5: Elsewhere in the office - Jeremy sitting at a desk suddenly reacts with Spider-Man style effects floating around his head]Narration box: Elsewhere…Jeremy: Subby-sense… tingling!

[Panel 6 – Morning in the kitchen]Caption: The next morning...Miss Match (seated at the table, holding a mug): Can you keep it down?Desi (pouring sugar into coffee): How can I pour sugar any quieter than this??

[Panel 7 – Closer on Miss Match, head down on table]Miss Match: No.Miss Match: The coffee... If you can keep it down, you'll be the first one this morning.

[Panel 8 – Desi sipping coffee, Miss Match still slouched]Miss Match: What were we thinking?Desi: Someone had the bright idea to take Cassie to a karaoke bar to bury the hatchet.

[Panel 9 – Desi sipping coffee, Miss Match exhausted]Desi: Cassie is a formidable woman, for someone who's not a supervillain.

[Panel 10 – Cassie bursts into the breakroom, singing dramatically]Text (Cassie singing): TURN AROOUUUNND, BRRRRIIIGHT EEEEYYYYYES!Miss Match: Who says she's not?

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Michael Obert

To be fair, to Cassie, Total Eclipse of the Heart is a song of mine and my wife's, so I'm on her side here. Also, appropriate as everyone's suffering form a total eclipse of the night before. It could be worse, ladies, it could be The Song that Never Ends.

Michael

Oof. This brings back some painful memories of over indulgence.

Robert

"It just goes on and on my friends"

Senor Nobody

Cassie always struck me as more of a David Allen Coe fan. She could probably really belt out "The King Is Gone (And So Are You!)"

Brad Guigar

I just spoke to Cassie, and she insisted that George Jones had the far superior version of the song! :D She went on to say that the lyrics are brilliant, and even if you're not a country music fan, it's worth a listen... https://youtu.be/XUNvct5e-RA?feature=shared