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...wait.
I love that last panel.
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by Conina on Mon May 01, 2006 12:44 am
Yay! I talk like a proper people!
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...wait.
I love that last panel.
....
...wait.
I love that last panel.
"Sort of? Sort of the end of the world? You mean we won't be certain? We'll look around and say 'Pardon me, did you hear something?'?"
"I don't need a compass to tell which way the wind shines!"
"I don't need a compass to tell which way the wind shines!"
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by bloodeye on Mon May 01, 2006 5:12 am
...well, that part I have down.
And while I do use the occasional contraction, I also strive to speak properly. An effort in which I frequently fail, but I feel the attempt is worth something.
And while I do use the occasional contraction, I also strive to speak properly. An effort in which I frequently fail, but I feel the attempt is worth something.
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Sans and ill
by Pagan on Mon May 01, 2006 5:22 am
I do use both "sans" and "ill" sometimes,
But I'm hardly what you could call Proper People.
But I'm hardly what you could call Proper People.
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by the Siliconopolitan on Mon May 01, 2006 8:38 am
I do try to work in the occasional "bar", "lest" or "nonetheless". "Cum" is a bit harder since Brits can't pronounce Latin properly.
[i]Si les triangles faisaient un Dieu, ils lui donneraient trois c
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by the Siliconopolitan on Mon May 01, 2006 8:40 am
I do try to work in the occasional "bar", "lest" or "nonetheless". "Cum" is a bit harder since Brits can't pronounce Latin properly.
Edit: I am much amused by the current adverts:
"Hyperbaric Oxygen Holistic Center
Dr. Cole offers holistic treatment of CP/stroke/brain injury for as low as $110 per treatment. Find out more about the innovative holistic therapies we offer to treat these conditions....
Click Here!"
"Oxygen Therapy, Wholesale Prices
Global Health Trax has Oxygen Elements Plus, Silica, liquid vitamins and minerals available at great wholesale prices. This is also a rewarding business opportunity. Order direct today....
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I saw it on the Nukees forum, so it must be true.
Edit: I am much amused by the current adverts:
"Hyperbaric Oxygen Holistic Center
Dr. Cole offers holistic treatment of CP/stroke/brain injury for as low as $110 per treatment. Find out more about the innovative holistic therapies we offer to treat these conditions....
Click Here!"
"Oxygen Therapy, Wholesale Prices
Global Health Trax has Oxygen Elements Plus, Silica, liquid vitamins and minerals available at great wholesale prices. This is also a rewarding business opportunity. Order direct today....
Click Here!"
I saw it on the Nukees forum, so it must be true.
[i]Si les triangles faisaient un Dieu, ils lui donneraient trois c
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by CodeGuy on Mon May 01, 2006 9:18 pm
Actually, the first thing that Gav did upon entering the bar was order a drink.
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by HiFranc on Wed May 03, 2006 11:26 am
CodeGuy wrote:Actually, the first thing that Gav did upon entering the bar was order a drink.
He doesn't seem to have ordered a drink -- just asked about the wi-fi access.
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by CodeGuy on Wed May 03, 2006 12:47 pm
In that panel, both he and Danny already know that the coffee shop across the street has the wi-fi access. In the previous comic he actually defied Danny by going into the bar. Plus, he's holding his hand up in an ordering motion.
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by CodeGuy on Wed May 03, 2006 9:51 pm
Lareth wrote:Not that it really matters, but--
Oh. Right. It really doesn't matter.
Nevermind.
Congratulations, you've figured out that a conversation on an internet message board is trivial. You're very smart.
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by Conina on Thu May 04, 2006 12:33 am
CodeGuy wrote:Actually, the first thing that Gav did upon entering the bar was order a drink.
Looks to me like he was trying to attract the bartender's attention, in order to order a drink (I should've found a better way to say that), but he doesn't actually get that far, being distracted by the dollar signs and digits he can see on the computer screen.
"Sort of? Sort of the end of the world? You mean we won't be certain? We'll look around and say 'Pardon me, did you hear something?'?"
"I don't need a compass to tell which way the wind shines!"
"I don't need a compass to tell which way the wind shines!"
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by Conina on Sun May 07, 2006 11:21 pm
Okay. As of today, looks like whoever said it was 'coz the bartender was male was right.
"Sort of? Sort of the end of the world? You mean we won't be certain? We'll look around and say 'Pardon me, did you hear something?'?"
"I don't need a compass to tell which way the wind shines!"
"I don't need a compass to tell which way the wind shines!"
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