That party hat elephant has a point, albeit it not a decimal one… Also, ΡΙΕ is 115 written in Greek numerals, while PI is about 3.14. So it stands to reason that E = 111.86, not 2.71 as those fancy mathematickers would have you believe.
Speaking of which, I just realised that the 1-800 phone number code rendered in Greek numerals would be Α-Ω, or ALPHA-OMEGA. Good way to symbolise the all-encompassing nature of ceiling horse betting addiction.
I can’t tell if that’s a really dumb little wasabi-root hairstyle, or if he’s just rocking the Ed Grimley. Either way, Ella Phantzgerald there is speaking some truth. There are just two of things sometimes. Especially in gum commercials.
And that alt text sounds like me whenever I talk to people now.
But thinking too much burns like 1349% of my caloric intake. I would have to reduce my string cheese intake by an unacceptable degree (which is to say, any).
Can’t take credit, my dad came up with that when I was little. He also wrote a little song on my keyboard. I have that one in my pocket in case I ever need a simple tune.
IAR: Even if you thought 1249% less, you’d still be on a loss diet. You can increase your string cheese intake for as long as you’re able to tolerate the kidney stones.
Circle: Hey, the numbers don’t lie. And I’ll split an order of the okra with you.
Cold: Pockets that can hold music, eh? Might be a stay tuned.
That party hat elephant has a point, albeit it not a decimal one… Also, ΡΙΕ is 115 written in Greek numerals, while PI is about 3.14. So it stands to reason that E = 111.86, not 2.71 as those fancy mathematickers would have you believe.
Speaking of which, I just realised that the 1-800 phone number code rendered in Greek numerals would be Α-Ω, or ALPHA-OMEGA. Good way to symbolise the all-encompassing nature of ceiling horse betting addiction.
As someone who was once addicted to betting on ceiling horses, this comic hits home for me.
The penultimate panel has the word “NO” in capital letters outside of a speech balloon. Can you spot it too?
NAR: Don’t let the powers that be in the ceiling horse racing racket hear that, or it’ll go straight to their heads. Kinda like all their blood.
Annie: I had an anecdote about hitting home, but then my finger slipped and hit delete instead.
Xin: Or “ON,” if you’re placing bets.
I can’t tell if that’s a really dumb little wasabi-root hairstyle, or if he’s just rocking the Ed Grimley. Either way, Ella Phantzgerald there is speaking some truth. There are just two of things sometimes. Especially in gum commercials.
And that alt text sounds like me whenever I talk to people now.
Fuck. Ella Phantzgerald. You stupid genius.
If you like gum commercial twins, check out Friday the 13th part 4: The Final Chapter to see some Doublemint twins get dead.
And if you really parse it, you shouldn’t ever think too much about anything. That’s why it’s called “too much.”
But thinking too much burns like 1349% of my caloric intake. I would have to reduce my string cheese intake by an unacceptable degree (which is to say, any).
Using the word “pixie” in a math equation? Hmmm…
Also you bet your left ass I’m trying the fried okra.
Can’t take credit, my dad came up with that when I was little. He also wrote a little song on my keyboard. I have that one in my pocket in case I ever need a simple tune.
IAR: Even if you thought 1249% less, you’d still be on a loss diet. You can increase your string cheese intake for as long as you’re able to tolerate the kidney stones.
Circle: Hey, the numbers don’t lie. And I’ll split an order of the okra with you.
Cold: Pockets that can hold music, eh? Might be a stay tuned.