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No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 10:36 pm
by Opus the Poet
http://wapsisquare.com/comic/no-certainty/
Aye, she's a Duncan alright. Anywho, we have her full name now, clues that her grandmother had a scientific bent, and that Brenda actually shares macaroons which is almost unheardof.
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 10:45 pm
by AnotherFairportfan
All. Three. Names.
Ooh.
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 11:15 pm
by FreeFlier
Yep . . . Ouch.
Then apply food to the wound. Brenda must be channelling her mother . . .
"What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
--FreeFlier
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 11:20 pm
by Dave
So... it appears that Mom Voice may be a universal constant.
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 11:38 pm
by Dr. Otter
FreeFlier wrote:"What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
--FreeFlier
Chocolate?
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 11:54 pm
by AmriloJim
There's a bit of discussion on FB right now about cookies... macarons are french ganache filled dreamboats.
https://www.berries.com/blog/many-diffe ... -macaroons
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 1:19 am
by FreeFlier
I'd not heard of a
macaron, so assumed it was a misspelling or tyop of macaroon.
Live and learn.
--FreeFlier
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 2:34 am
by Akasha
for some reason i would think that this daily should be named:
"Now get out here and help me eat these macarons."
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 9:21 am
by oldmanmickey
That mom voice does like all of them carry the background hint of much bodily harm to come but the face without a doubt sells in in Brendas case.
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 11:25 am
by Alkarii
Still, Scarlet should have been informed beforehand, as a friendly "heads up," instead of hedging bets on her not manifesting this ability. Just because it skipped her mother was no guarantee it would skip her, as well.
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 9:48 pm
by Thor
FreeFlier wrote:
"What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
Aardvarks?
Zymurgies?
Something in-between?
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 11:37 pm
by FreeFlier
Thor wrote:FreeFlier wrote:"What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
Aardvarks?
Zymurgies?
Something in-between?
Any other guesses?
. . .
C'mon, it's
old!
--FreeFlier
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:50 pm
by Thor
FreeFlier wrote:Thor wrote:FreeFlier wrote:"What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
Aardvarks?
Zymurgies?
Something in-between?
Any other guesses?
. . .
C'mon, it's
old!
--FreeFlier
"Freeflier"?
. . .
I don't get it. Why would a grandmother say "freeflier" to her grandchildren?
Re: No Certainty 2017-10-18
Posted: Sat Oct 21, 2017 12:15 am
by FreeFlier
Dr. Otter wrote:FreeFlier wrote:"What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
Chocolate?
Thor wrote:FreeFlier wrote:"What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
Aardvarks?
Zymurgies?
Something in-between?
Thor wrote:
FreeFlier wrote:Thor wrote:Aardvarks?
Zymurgies?
Something in-between?
Any other guesses?
. . .
C'mon, it's
old!
"Freeflier"?
. . .
Okay, I didn't expect that one . . .
FreeFlier wrote: . . . "What nine-letter word is most often used by a grandmother to her grandchildren?
Eateateat!
/flrrd/
--FreeFlier