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I hope Lydia makes non-Newtonian sports bras.

{I was confused about what day it was. I was thinking it was Sunday, when it was, in fact, Saturday}

Now she needs the wings.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:I'm assuming this is the Monday post. If not, i'll come back and fix the title.

While Monday comics have been coming out early on Sunday afternoons, at times, they never have come out that early... On the other hand, there have been some Saturday cartoons, in the past, if I'm not mistaken...

I guess time will tell.

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But if when it does, will we understand what language time speaks in?

lake_wrangler wrote:I guess time will tell.

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But if when it does, will we understand what language time speaks in?

Depends on whom among us has learned a second language.

Dave wrote:

lake_wrangler wrote:I guess time will tell.

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But if when it does, will we understand what language time speaks in?

Depends on whom among us has learned a second language.

I speak and read three languages.

Time is not one of them.

lake_wrangler wrote:. . . I speak and read three languages.

Time is not one of them.

Just as well . . . speaking time causes . . . eccentricities.

Eccentricities even by our standards.

And they're communicable.

--FreeFlier

She has far more flight time and capacity than that stupid Vespa...

Sgt. Howard wrote:She has far more flight time and capacity than that stupid Vespa...

Which is why it's Vespa Run, not Vespa Flight.



--FreeFlier

The language time speaks is Entropy.

GlytchMeister wrote:The language time speaks is Entropy.

But you can cure it with quinine...

lake_wrangler wrote:But if when it does, will we understand what language time speaks in?

That would certainly be a momentous occasion, and may present us with all sorts of possibilities. Though if time did turn out to be sentient, we'd have to be cautious that things didn't end up like some sort of a horor movie.

Of course, time might not even speak vocally. We might have to catch nonverbal cues, and watch for minute movements of its face and hands.

Catawampus wrote:Of course, time might not even speak vocally. We might have to catch nonverbal cues, and watch for minute movements of its face and hands.

A-hem!

The Pun Jar has asked me to point out that it's four minutes to midnight.

In the film Star Trek Generations, the villain Tolian Soran quotes from Schwartz's poem, "Calmly We Walk Through This April's Day", telling Captain Jean-Luc Picard, "They say time is the fire in which we burn." ...

I rode a Yamaha hand-me-down, until the roomate who'd I'd lent it to forgot (habitually) to lock it up and it was walked away one day... Used to take it on 'the little road aside the freeway to Berkeley and back' odysseys of thirty miles or more, one way.

Still wouldn't mind at all a real Vespa or my own.

I prefer Harley's.

Yeah, but I don't think Harley makes Mopeds....

This is slightly different, but it looked a lot like this and was yellow like this;

GlytchMeister wrote:I prefer Harley's.

Archaic technology, deliberately under-developed to play to the nostalgia market.

Ok but, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but I kinda wish we had Monica back as main character. I just partially can't stand Atsali anymore, which is also something I never thought I'd say. But she just doesn't at all resemble who she was when she first appeared, and I'm not talking about the way she looks.

I fergot to mention in my initial post-

This is a great, archetype worthy, 'Paul-is-da-Man' type picture.

That is all...

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

GlytchMeister wrote:I prefer Harley's.

Archaic technology, deliberately under-developed to play to the nostalgia market.

I also like playing Super Mario Bros on the NES. If I specifically wanted an up-to-date motorcycle, I'd get a Ducati. Nothing wrong with nostalgia.

Yeah, but then we'd be talking Shelly methinks, instead of Atsali...