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* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob's]] ''[[IncrediblyLamePun your]]'' [[StockBritishPhrases uncle.]] Because he was there too.

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* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob's]] ''[[IncrediblyLamePun your]]'' ''your'' [[StockBritishPhrases uncle.]] Because he was there too.
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* Or he's [[BasicInstructions Omnipresent Man. Or Mr. Everywhere. Or the guy from whom Omnipresent Man won his powers.]]

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* Or he's [[BasicInstructions [[Webcomic/BasicInstructions Omnipresent Man. Or Mr. Everywhere. Or the guy from whom Omnipresent Man won his powers.]]
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[[WMG:Casey and Andy made a deal with the Devil... before the comic]]

Although one strip is clearly labeled as when Andy first meets Satan, it definitely appears that he is doing rituals to attract her before the end of the strip (namely the sacrifices). They were doing some random but dangerous experiment, died, and negotiated a deal with Satan that they would always go to Hell and suffer for eternity after dying, but come back to life afterwards. The various judgement that they have to go through after death are just formalities. Andy was attracted to Satan during the process, but she forgot about him, so he had to attract her again. This repeated eternal torture drove them progressively more insane and gave them enormous amount of time to think about science, explaining most of their personalities over the course of the strip.
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[[WMG:Casey and Andy hacked hell]]

It been revealed a machine called the soul keeper keeps souls in hell, it even becomes a plot point that the real Andy would have taken it apart. So naturally, they have taken it apart, figured out how it works and that's why they keep coming back to life.

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Unlike the typical "parallel universe version" guesses, this one is meant to be in-continuity. QC's parallel selves have canonically appeared in the non-cop occupations of Quantum Crook and [[spoiler: [[StabTheScorpion Quantum Ninja]]]], and he/they always wear(s) sunglasses to [[spoiler: dull the details so he can look at the big picture]] after being "awakened" to his/their Quantum Cop state. The World's Smartest Garbage Man always wears sunglasses (even at night), always wears a hair-obscuring hat except when impersonating someone in a different job (a Girl Scout cookie mark for QC, Dilbert's [[spoiler: delivery doctor]] in Dilbert: The Animated Series), and is disproportionately smart for his chosen line of work (not that being a garbage man or especially a cop doesn't require intelligence and quick thinking, but they would each do well in a science-based career, [[ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder mad]] or otherwise). The WSGM's inventions definitely have a CaseyAndAndy style to them, which for QC [[CallToAdventure originally]] resulted in his games against and knowledge of Casey and Andy, and [[BlatantLies most importantly]], [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking I always heard QC's voice as]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Dilbert}} that of The World's Smartest Garbage Man]].

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Unlike the typical "parallel universe version" guesses, this one is meant to be in-continuity. QC's parallel selves have canonically appeared in the non-cop occupations of Quantum Crook and [[spoiler: [[StabTheScorpion Quantum Ninja]]]], and he/they always wear(s) sunglasses to [[spoiler: dull the details so he can look at the big picture]] after being "awakened" to his/their Quantum Cop state. The World's Smartest Garbage Man always wears sunglasses (even at night), always wears a hair-obscuring hat except when impersonating someone in a different job (a Girl Scout cookie mark for QC, Dilbert's [[spoiler: delivery doctor]] in Dilbert: The Animated Series), and is disproportionately smart for his chosen line of work (not that being a garbage man or especially a cop doesn't require intelligence and quick thinking, but they would each do well in a science-based career, [[ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder mad]] or otherwise). The WSGM's inventions definitely have a CaseyAndAndy Webcomic/CaseyAndAndy style to them, which for QC [[CallToAdventure originally]] resulted in his games against and knowledge of Casey and Andy, and [[BlatantLies most importantly]], [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking I always heard QC's voice as]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Dilbert}} that of The World's Smartest Garbage Man]].
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[[WMG: {{Dilbert}}'s garbage man is a parallel universe version of the Quantum Cop.]]
Unlike the typical "parallel universe version" guesses, this one is meant to be in-continuity. QC's parallel selves have canonically appeared in the non-cop occupations of Quantum Crook and [[spoiler: [[StabTheScorpion Quantum Ninja]]]], and he/they always wear(s) sunglasses to [[spoiler: dull the details so he can look at the big picture]] after being "awakened" to his/their Quantum Cop state. The World's Smartest Garbage Man always wears sunglasses (even at night), always wears a hair-obscuring hat except when impersonating someone in a different job (a Girl Scout cookie mark for QC, Dilbert's [[spoiler: delivery doctor]] in Dilbert: The Animated Series), and is disproportionately smart for his chosen line of work (not that being a garbage man or especially a cop doesn't require intelligence and quick thinking, but they would each do well in a science-based career, [[ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder mad]] or otherwise). The WSGM's inventions definitely have a CaseyAndAndy style to them, which for QC [[CallToAdventure originally]] resulted in his games against and knowledge of Casey and Andy, and [[BlatantLies most importantly]], [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking I always heard QC's voice as]] [[Series/{{Dilbert}} that of The World's Smartest Garbage Man]].

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[[WMG: {{Dilbert}}'s Comicstrip/{{Dilbert}}'s garbage man is a parallel universe version of the Quantum Cop.]]
Unlike the typical "parallel universe version" guesses, this one is meant to be in-continuity. QC's parallel selves have canonically appeared in the non-cop occupations of Quantum Crook and [[spoiler: [[StabTheScorpion Quantum Ninja]]]], and he/they always wear(s) sunglasses to [[spoiler: dull the details so he can look at the big picture]] after being "awakened" to his/their Quantum Cop state. The World's Smartest Garbage Man always wears sunglasses (even at night), always wears a hair-obscuring hat except when impersonating someone in a different job (a Girl Scout cookie mark for QC, Dilbert's [[spoiler: delivery doctor]] in Dilbert: The Animated Series), and is disproportionately smart for his chosen line of work (not that being a garbage man or especially a cop doesn't require intelligence and quick thinking, but they would each do well in a science-based career, [[ScienceRelatedMemeticDisorder mad]] or otherwise). The WSGM's inventions definitely have a CaseyAndAndy style to them, which for QC [[CallToAdventure originally]] resulted in his games against and knowledge of Casey and Andy, and [[BlatantLies most importantly]], [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking I always heard QC's voice as]] [[Series/{{Dilbert}} [[WesternAnimation/{{Dilbert}} that of The World's Smartest Garbage Man]].

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* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob's]] ''[[IncrediblyLamePun your]]'' [[StockBritishPhrases uncle.]] [[IfYouKnowWhatImean Because he was there too.]]

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* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob's]] ''[[IncrediblyLamePun your]]'' [[StockBritishPhrases uncle.]] [[IfYouKnowWhatImean Because he was there too.]]
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* Bob could actually ''be'' (a) Jenny Everywhere. I recall at least one comic that had one of the Jennies be a post-op "Jonny Everywhere".
* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob's]] ''[[StockBritishPhrases your]]'' [[StockBritishPhrases uncle.]] [[IfYouKnowWhatImean Because he was there too.]]

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* Bob could actually ''be'' (a) Jenny Everywhere. I recall at least one comic that had one of the Jennies be a post-op "Jonny Everywhere".
* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob's]] ''[[StockBritishPhrases ''[[IncrediblyLamePun your]]'' [[StockBritishPhrases uncle.]] [[IfYouKnowWhatImean Because he was there too.]]

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* Bob could actually ''be'' (a) Jenny Everywhere. I recall at least one comic that had one of the Jennies be a post-op "Jonny Everywhere".
* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob is ''your'' uncle.]] [[IfYouKnowWhatImean Because he was there too.]]

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* Bob could actually ''be'' (a) Jenny Everywhere. I recall at least one comic that had one of the Jennies be a post-op "Jonny Everywhere".
* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob is ''your'' Bob's]] ''[[StockBritishPhrases your]]'' [[StockBritishPhrases uncle.]] [[IfYouKnowWhatImean Because he was there too.]]

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* Alternately, [[StockBritishPhrases Bob is ''your'' uncle.]] [[IfYouKnowWhatImean Because he was there too.]]

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