Pies: I was going to respond to you, but then I thought the response might make a good comic, so I hope you don’t mind becoming a throwaway stick-figure character.
The problem with always using regular grammar is it limits the words you can have.. like nouns that end in S already. That opabinia is also my hero.. and.. The last panel is both true and also true of bison.
Wait! I get the irony now! Apollopabinia ‘smote’ the snowman with godly power, thus becoming the thing he hates to destroy his enemies! Any english teacher would respect that moral ambiguity.
Good riddance! I hote that snowman…
Even more old–fashioned America – Waltzing with a RED Bull.
Like the actual can of Red Bull.
Everybody knows doing the tango with coyotes is unamerican.
Edgard: That opabinia hurted him pretty bad — looks like he kolle him, even.
Minorsteps & Joe: What you really oughtta try is doing the foxtrot with a stoat.
I received an envelope in the post today. It contained a drawing of a man with a top hat and a snailbear. I shall treasure it forever.
Pies: I was going to respond to you, but then I thought the response might make a good comic, so I hope you don’t mind becoming a throwaway stick-figure character.
As unlikely as it is that he can smell with that carrot, it doesn’t seem much easier for him to conjugate with only 4 bits of coal.
I’m glad he’s gone. Now we can get back to good old strict adherence to the laws of science.
The problem with always using regular grammar is it limits the words you can have.. like nouns that end in S already. That opabinia is also my hero.. and.. The last panel is both true and also true of bison.
Being a throwaway stick-figure character is fine with me!
Wait! I get the irony now! Apollopabinia ‘smote’ the snowman with godly power, thus becoming the thing he hates to destroy his enemies! Any english teacher would respect that moral ambiguity.
Winnipeg! But why?
I will re-comment when I have a suitably stuck-up literary answer.
Winnipeg is a cold place right now.