Suggested wine pairing: merlot.
UPDATE
Well, I’m back in that lovely state of having a bunch of half-finished episodes on my desk, and I’m on the road tomorrow, so the next episode will probably be up Monday. I’ll keep fighting to make a Leap Day comic, of course, but I’m not making any promises.
if you put a sandwich inside a sandwich, that’s a sandwich sandwich.
if you put a lasanga inside a sandwich, that’s a lasanga sandwich.
if you put a lasanga inside a lasanga, you still have a lasanga.
so if you put a sandwich in a lasanga, you either have a sandwich or a lasanga, but not both.
so lasanga is not a sandwich.
Dirty ponies need the MOST sharpening.
Bern: If you put a lasagna on top of another lasagna, you end up with one lasagna. This means that, at least some of the time, 1+1=1. Lasagna unravels our fundamental understanding of the universe.
Cold: Yeah, but with the GOOD whetstone? Surely you sharpen a pony with the junk-drawer whetstone.
Didn’t this issue with putting something into more of the same thing and winding up with still just one of that same thing come up with respect to soup in a certain Mountain Time a long while ago?
Good call!
http://mountaincomics.com/comic/the-englishman-who-went-up-a-hill-but-came-down-a-mountain-time-242/
Panel 3: That knee means business.
Also I just noticed that the penguin (?) is walking by swinging its left leg and arm forward at the same time. Clearly the most assertive way for a penguin (?) to walk. (But the most amusing way for an Alec Baldwin to walk.)
That dude’s a crow (unless I decide he’s a raven, but either way, he’s a corvid).
I pictured him doing a real cartoony walk where his arms stayed all angry-like while his legs locomoted in the usual fashion. Maybe he’d have an easier time holding two coffee mugs.
Wait, is a penguin *not* just a corvid in a suit?
I think it has to be a tux.