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and can be a total asshole at times.

Pretty much everyone manages that occasionally...

... some more often than others...

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/find-your-way-2/ I disagree, I prefer a close-grained tropical hardwood from the Phillipines that has almost no visible grain and is moderately light but carves and sands almost as well as MDF over any of the temperate hardwoods. I haven't made a wooden model in 4 decad...

Very minor nitpick: "high dessert" is what Okanogan County's Finest ate after their pizza during a certain adventure in a box canyon. The word you want here is "desert" with only one S.

That poem has been posted in this forum four times now... albeit once was just the first couple lines... I think maybe Bobbie Burns struck a chord...

So Castela can travel to any place , but I wonder how well she can home in on a particular person or object? Can she actually sense where everybody and everything is at any given time? If so, then at least she'll never misplace her keys or mobile phone. Well, she also has this special ability to co...

There's real, and then there's discussing something within its universe. This is an example of the second. And we are engaged in a discussion of the second type right here, one level of recursion above them. This then begs the question... just who or what is discussing us, one level further up the ...

Dave wrote: ↑Mon Jun 13, 2022 11:33 pm https://wapsisquare.com/comic/proud-of-you/

I foresee many more enjoyable study sessions in their future.

I hope they don't run out of the essential study supplies her mom slipped into her backpack.

Her glasses have Helix-Vision... but it doesn't accomplish anything when she takes them off.

Gwen hates cold-and-rainy and doesn't do well in heat (especially if humid) and the Bay-area climate has been the best compromise we've found so far. According to the research I've done, the two best areas in the US for year-round climate are the San Francisco Bay area and the extreme northeast cor...

What are you going to do next? Or have you not decided yet? (There's no rush.)

Dave wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 10:20 am (Dave makes an offering of body parts to the Pun Jar. You probably don't want to know which ones.)

I'm more concerned about whose.

Index updated in first post! And there was much rejoicing! (yay)

Catawampus, you need to pay the - hey waitaminit, I thought we only had one pun jar living here!

Dave! Pun Vault! Now!

Alkarii wrote: ↑Thu Apr 21, 2022 11:20 am Looks like I can't read the comic anymore. I keep getting a DNS error.

I just confirmed it's still there, wapsisquare.com.

They want to trick a teenage boy into sexual intercourse?

Where were the girls like that when I was a teenage boy?

In theory a scientific experiment never fails. Either you get more support for your theory, which is good - or you learn something new, which is even better.

In practice, sometimes the new thing you learn is that you forgot to plug in the razzenfratzen detector.

So, science is more about trying to find out what isn't correct. Basically, futz around and find out. Futz around methodically and find out. Record what you're about to do, what you expect to happen, and why you expect that. (If you have no idea, you can skip the last two parts.) If what you're abo...

Except that he was in Minneapolis . . . I'd expect him to keep it close to hand to make sure nothing happens to it.

There's lots of forest in northern Minnesota. And for that matter in northern Wisconsin, which is a bit closer to Minneapolis.