Maybe he likes that it’s free. Or he just isn’t picky about coffee. (I don’t particularly like any coffee. Also it’s neat if these are older strips as he looks younger. Is this a strip that allows characters to age?)
I was thinking more how, without glasses, Marcie looks a bit more like Peppermint Patty than I expected.
On the other thing I actually enjoyed the short-lived animated Dilbert, but the comic only occasionally worked for me and then mostly the stuff from the 1990s. Then he went kind of bonkers.
I was going to defend that, but I actually seem to recall Thoreau had mixed feelings about eating meat. He fished, but I think he even expressed some mixed feelings on that.
I knew Button not Frick. And even though it’s called “Figure Skating” the “Compulsory Figures” section was discontinued in 1990. Although I see there has been a bit of a revival since 2015.
Maybe they could rename it artistic skating like they renamed “synchronized swimming.” (I guess male athletes are now allowed in “artistic swimming”, one of the last single-sexed sports in the Olympics, but no man has yet done so. I can’t find if rhythmic gymnastics now allows men.)
I guess there is references to him swimming back to the fifties. My mind went to “Race for your Life Charlie Brown” which granted is a film rather than a strip.
I have to admit I sometimes feel this way about evolution. (Nobody gasp.) I mean I accept it and I think it’s important for many jobs, but there are also many jobs or lifestyle where your opinion evolution is kind of unimportant. So if they’re not trying to make others disbelieve it I’m not sure I care if some carpenter in Kentucky thinks we were all created by a turtle 5,000 years ago. Or whatever.
That said an educated person saying the Earth revolves around the Sun is irrelevant to his work so he doesn’t need to know it feels pretty silly. I think Father Brown took some value in knowing those things or at least in knowing why people believed the Sun was this or that. (I enjoyed that new version for awhile, but then it became clear they needed Father Brown to be way too 21st century Progressive Christian than made sense for a 1950s Catholics.)
Maybe he likes that it’s free. Or he just isn’t picky about coffee. (I don’t particularly like any coffee. Also it’s neat if these are older strips as he looks younger. Is this a strip that allows characters to age?)