
I’m guessing that’s not part of any second grade vocabulary unit.
And if it were, the girl using it in this manner probably wouldn’t intimidate the teacher out of teaching it.

I’m guessing that’s not part of any second grade vocabulary unit.
And if it were, the girl using it in this manner probably wouldn’t intimidate the teacher out of teaching it.

I think this is the first comic I’ve seen where the adult is explaining cell phones (or any other new technology) to an ignorant child.
Is the random Capitalization of Nouns making a comeback after 200-some years, or is this just part of our trend toward functional illiteracy?

Okay, so this one’s a CIDU:

while this one’s either a CIDU or an “I see what’s literally happening here, but what’s the actual joke supposed to be?”

And Andréa sent me this as synchronicity with the Argyle Sweater strip.



Okay, just a thought here… if you can’t tell whether what’s inside your sandwich is cold cuts or peanut butter, do not eat it.

How many people saw this and didn’t think “I know just the person I’d give this to”?
So… pretty much any ticket you buy for anything has to be bought through Ticketmaster now, with “convenience fees” of about 25%. There’s no competition, usually no option of calling the box office to buy tickets directly, and often no option of GOING TO the box office to buy tickets directly.
Basically, Ticketmaster has a choke-hold on the market and gets their cut on everything.
It’s hard to imagine other fields where this would be even remotely legal.