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  1. about 22 hours ago on Phoebe and Her Unicorn

    Yeah, it sucks. If the artist wants to take a long vacation or otherwise needs a break, that’s totally fine, but I would rather have four weeks or re-runs followed by four weeks of continued story arc, instead of all these interruptions.

  2. 1 day ago on Heart of the City

    That’s true but that was also in (brace yourself) 1991, so 33 years ago. I hope we have moved on from that sort of attitude by now.

  3. 2 days ago on Heart of the City

    Why? It’s not a dirty word, lol.

  4. 3 days ago on Baby Blues

    She really shouldn’t. Weaponized incompetence needs to be “rewarded” with more opportunities to practice, not “punished” by never letting them do it again.

  5. 6 days ago on Crabgrass

    Question, why could this not wait until after school and they deprogram him at home?

  6. 9 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    Maybe the space roombas give uncanny valley vibes to Tortimer. They look the same to us, but maybe they look just slightly off and strange to Tortimer.

  7. 9 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    The BPH Destry must be doing security as well, otherwise she would have no control over the front door.

    It’s an interesting philosophical question though, isn’t it? Are all the Destrys in the world individuals, learning, growing and acting completely independently of each other, or do they share one consciousness or are at least partly connected?

  8. 9 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    That was the tidy woman’s Destry though, right? Not the BPH’s one. Or are the all the same entity?!? :O

  9. 9 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    Or maybe she is in on it _

  10. 10 days ago on Crabgrass

    I don’t get the message here tbh. Mr. Pritchard’s appears to be anti-establishment. You aren’t abnormal, you are special. The school wants to turn you into a drone, think your own mind, dance to your own music and you can be your best self and oppose the established norms that want to bring you down, that sort of thing.

    Now Carla and Miles want to get him away from that for reasons that still aren’t very clear to me, but they aren’t pro establishment. They are also anti-establishment but in a way that will not foster Kevin’s talents, nor help him feel confident, but instead plays into his vices. They want to turn him back into the candy and video games obsessed kid who is bad at school and pretends not to care and instead goofs off because he is a lost cause anyway.

    Why is this the side the comic wants us to root for? And why is Carla and Miles’ goal to tear Kevin back down?