Your appetizer is a green salad with Dijon vinaigrette.
And for the record, I am NOT a cricket-man. I may have compound eyes and violin legs, and sometimes people confuse me with a bizarre form of baseball, but I. AM. NOT. A. CRICKET.
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12 years ago was http://mountaincomics.com/comic/mountain-time-314/ . i assume whoever is in a coma that needs contacting was from that strip. perhaps mountain time has all been a fever dream in the mind of the man who turned into a tiny boat.
Psh. If words don’t stay consistent when I’m in a dream, then they sure as hell aren’t going to rearrange into probably-palindromes (the best kind) when I’m in a coma. Also if you aren’t a cricket then it must be awful having the name Jiminy. Because the only thing left to be is a Glick or a Christmas. Wait! that’s next week! Just six more days til Glick!
Wibi: Man, why’d you have to show me a good comic I made back when I had fun ideas? I feel old and washed up, as though I’ve been languishing in a vegetative state. Am I in the coma? Is MT 242 real, and I’m Mountain Time?
http://mountaincomics.com/comic/the-englishman-who-went-up-a-hill-but-came-down-a-mountain-time-242/
Cold: Panel 5 is an anagram, if that’s what you’re talking about.
I was definitely using the idea of scrambled words in dreams. However, I’ve found I can remember written words, dates, and times pretty well in my night-time hallucinations. I know I’m not supposed to be able to do that, but I also “see” spelling when people talk?
I know shit like this probably means I’m on the spectrum, but who’d be surprised, right?
“This is easily the greatest archeological find of the 2011-2012 NHL season.” That’s an all-time great MT line :D
Will this module cover the decision to drop the “do” from “Cluedo” in the North American release of the game? I’ve often heard the theory that Hasbro deemed the word “too rousing”, fearing it would instill a sense of urgency and action into an otherwise complacent consumer market, but that doesn’t quite line up — after all, they’re also publishing Operation, and what is operate if not a synonym for do?
Being able to read what people are saying when they speak is alright, though the ability to hear them make spelling mistakes is one that I’d like to be able to turn off.
I always mix up anagrams and palindromes. Which is kind of appropriate. I just assumed you were on the electromagnetic spectrum, probably about 450nm. Because you’re true blue. And visible, but pushing it.
NAR: I have no idea about the ins and outs of the “Cluedo” issue, and can’t be sure whether you’re telling the truth or blowing so much smoke up my ass that I’ll look like a dragon at tomorrow’s Christmas party with some friends of mine. I guess I need to take Prof. Chien’s class.
But if I’m puffing out dragon smoke from my nostrils, at least that’ll make for a good conversation.
Cold: “Palindrome” anagrams to “mailed porn,” which hearkens back to a quaint time when magazines were a thing. And if I’d read all of my Discover magazines, I’d probably be able to comment more intelligently on your electromagnetic spectrum reference. As it is, I gotta tell ya: I’ve got a nice pair of true blues bookending my nose.
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