TazManiac wrote:After the big splash, and the coming to rest on the road, my answer to you, Sir, is what he also says in reply to the pickup truck driver...
ROFLMAO!!!
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 12:30 am
by TazManiac
Sgt. Howard wrote:
TazManiac wrote:<sigh> That suit is Super Hero status all by itself, and then Tina is poured into it; new Hair-do be damn'd.
All I need now is a five gallon bucket of Blackberry Jam.
and since I'm feeling this way, we're going to leave the seeds in...
Taz... you are 'Tinapating' again... roll up your tongue and wipe the slobber off your chin...
You know, just now I got to thinking about all the fun that could be had w/ that Cinnamon Shaker most modern coffee shops have...
(Hmm, mayhap it's time to swing the pendulum back towards the metaphysical & cerebral...)
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:11 am
by jwhouk
After taking yet another look at the skyline that Pablo has drawn in today's strip, I think I may have our "prototype" for Mucho Mocha - at least in terms of location:
Though this is an actual restaurant on the north shore of the Mississippi, running just north of Downtown, its setting is perfectly aligned with where Mucho Mocha would be located.
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 12:32 pm
by Jabberwonky
Has anyone noticed that a little to the south and the east is a neighborhood called 'Dinkytown'?
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 5:21 pm
by TazManiac
The Wilde Roast does indeed look both cozy & comfy.
Aaaaaand, I saw a Chocolate Cake/Tart/Ganache/'something-Chocolate-worth-eating' or the other.
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 10:43 pm
by TazManiac
I'm gonna hit the 'Random' button 'till Tina shows up...
Jabberwonky wrote:Has anyone noticed that a little to the south and the east is a neighborhood called 'Dinkytown'?
*slinks out of the shadows for a moment*
I'm not responsible, nobody saw me, there's not a shred of evidence to the contrary.
*slinks back into the shadows*
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 2:44 pm
by Sgt. Howard
(In BAD Boris Badanoff impression) Maybe so, maybe so... but ve haff NOTICED your... PROCLIVITIES... is right vord, da?... and VE vill be VATCHINK YOU!
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 5:26 pm
by Warrl
Sgt. Howard wrote:(In BAD Boris Badanoff impression)
Well, wouldn't a GOOD Boris Badenoff impression be a contradiction?
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 6:15 pm
by Sgt. Howard
Warrl wrote:
Sgt. Howard wrote:(In BAD Boris Badanoff impression)
Well, wouldn't a GOOD Boris Badenoff impression be a contradiction?
IZ NOT FOR HYU TO CONFOOZE ME VITH FACTS!!!
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Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:06 pm
by lake_wrangler
Sgt. Howard wrote:
Warrl wrote:
Sgt. Howard wrote:(In BAD Boris Badanoff impression)
Well, wouldn't a GOOD Boris Badenoff impression be a contradiction?
IZ NOT FOR HYU TO CONFOOZE ME VITH FACTS!!!
Woah! Is Boris Badanoff a Jäger in hiding???
Does that mean we're about to get a visit from Agatha, soon?
Re: Search…
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:18 pm
by Sgt. Howard
lake_wrangler wrote:
Sgt. Howard wrote:IZ NOT FOR HYU TO CONFOOZE ME VITH FACTS!!!
Woah! Is Boris Badanoff a Jäger in hiding???
Does that mean we're about to get a visit from Agatha, soon?
Naw... Jagers went to the 'Badanoff School for miserable English'... otherwise they would speak Oxfordian and sip tea... besides, Annie has REPEATEDLY warned me about associating with blond, sparky nerd girls and what trouble they can be... to my health... at her hands...
Re: Search…
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:31 pm
by GlytchMeister
Sgt. Howard wrote:
lake_wrangler wrote:
Sgt. Howard wrote:IZ NOT FOR HYU TO CONFOOZE ME VITH FACTS!!!
Woah! Is Boris Badanoff a Jäger in hiding???
Does that mean we're about to get a visit from Agatha, soon?
Naw... Jagers went to the 'Badanoff School for miserable English'... otherwise they would speak Oxfordian and sip tea... besides, Annie has REPEATEDLY warned me about associating with blond, sparky nerd girls and what trouble they can be... to my health... at her hands...
I thought it was just an ancient mechanicsburg accent that they preserved because they learned to talk way back when.
I can confirm Annie's advice to be incredibly sound, however. I would like to add that associating with sparky anybody is also hazardous to your general health and sanity.
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 8:39 pm
by Sgt. Howard
TAZ- EXTREEM 'TINAPATION' WARNING... said I could do it...
Re: Tina, Tina, boBinna
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 9:51 pm
by Jabberwonky
A hearty 'Well Done', Sarge! Wonderful!
In Iraq, I worked with a wonderful woman named Jasmina from Croatia. She had Natashas accent. Naturally... She learned that she could get me to do just about anything by taking my hand leaning her head on my chest and start her request with 'Boris, dahling..'