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http://wapsisquare.com/comic/who-is-on-first/

Third base!

AmriloJim wrote:
Third base!

With these two? Every opportunity, apparently.

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/because-2/

So "Timothy" was picked up by the recorder. I wonder what the conversation will sound like?

jeffepp wrote:

AmriloJim wrote:Third base!

With these two? Every opportunity, apparently.
http://wapsisquare.com/comic/because-2/

I think you might have put my comment into the wrong context...
I'll let Bud and Lou explain.

This is going to be one interesting recording i got a feeling. Wonder how they are gonna react when said ghost address them by name?

Okay, hadn't thought of the earpiece excuse, but now . . .

Bet Scarlet freaks.

--FreeFlier

AmriloJim wrote: I think you might have put my comment into the wrong context...

You beat me to it, so I had to make my joke where I could.

Opus the Poet wrote:So "Timothy" was picked up by the recorder. I wonder what the conversation will sound like?

Depends whether they play it forwards or backwards. ,,˙lnɐԀ pǝᴉɹnq I,,

Perhaps that room was unused for such a long time not because of some tragedy that happened in it, but because prank-loving ghosts made it too inconvenient to use.

Hmmmm . . .

Poltergeists are frequently associated with adolescents . . . usually female adolescents, but given the role reversals in Wapsi Squared, this time it might be with Timmy . . .

Which might explain why Mervin "looks" and sounds like Timothy, and if it's the kind of poltergeist that avoids its focus, that might also explain why Mervin left.

--FreeFlier

Dave wrote:

Opus the Poet wrote:So "Timothy" was picked up by the recorder. I wonder what the conversation will sound like?

Depends whether they play it forwards or backwards. ,,˙lnɐԀ pǝᴉɹnq I,,

George Carlin wrote:The Beatle's last recording together was a piece that when you played it backwards at slow speed said "Hey, Dummy, you're playing this record backwards at slow speed!"

Dave wrote:

Opus the Poet wrote:So "Timothy" was picked up by the recorder. I wonder what the conversation will sound like?

Depends whether they play it forwards or backwards. ,,˙lnɐԀ pǝᴉɹnq I,,

More like (no idea how to get the upside-down text) "ecuas yrrebnarc"...

Lee M wrote:More like (no idea how to get the upside-down text) "ecuas yrrebnarc"...

That would go well with the turkraken being discussed in one of the tradition in the Pub section of the forum.