After a day of the prep work and cleanup necessary for the holiday celebration of the declaration of their inalienable rights, she’s to tired to pursue any more happiness.
Too tired, that is… And Mr. Jefferson used “unalienable”
I’m pretty sure she’s telling Arlo there aren’t going to be any fireworks.
DemetriosX for the win!
As did 2 original comment-ers on GoComics, I initially, for a minute or two (I’m not sure why), thought this strip was not about that. It’s totally about that.
” I initially, for a minute or two (I’m not sure why), thought this strip was not about that. It’s totally about that.”
It is AND it isn’t. That’ how double-entendre works.
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I see sarcasm in her face and in her comment.
After a day of the prep work and cleanup necessary for the holiday celebration of the declaration of their inalienable rights, she’s to tired to pursue any more happiness.
Too tired, that is… And Mr. Jefferson used “unalienable”
I’m pretty sure she’s telling Arlo there aren’t going to be any fireworks.
DemetriosX for the win!
As did 2 original comment-ers on GoComics, I initially, for a minute or two (I’m not sure why), thought this strip was not about that. It’s totally about that.
” I initially, for a minute or two (I’m not sure why), thought this strip was not about that. It’s totally about that.”
It is AND it isn’t. That’ how double-entendre works.