Thanks a lot, Swaim! According to my confused Guatemalan housewife, the only way to remove the curse from my phone is to wrap it completely in Funky Winkerbean strips, bury it in the northwest corner of the window box in my apartment, and sit in a dark room chanting, “bloody Mary Worth,” into a mirror nonstop for 3 hours.
Sounds about right.
Well, they did an okay job on the existential angst.
I guess making Linus a piece of shit is kind of funny.
Except I don’t think that was the writer’s intention: I don’t think “Lynus” was supposed to look like an asshole, I think he was just being used to voice the opinions of the comic’s creator(s).
It probably tells on what corners of Mastodon I lurk on, but I read “JKR” as “JK Rowling” and didn’t question that until Michael made his guesses.
I’m pretty sure I have synesthesia. I sense that music has colours and patterns, and I sense that ideas and concepts have physical sensations. This article tastes like vomit.
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Thanks a lot, Swaim! According to my confused Guatemalan housewife, the only way to remove the curse from my phone is to wrap it completely in Funky Winkerbean strips, bury it in the northwest corner of the window box in my apartment, and sit in a dark room chanting, “bloody Mary Worth,” into a mirror nonstop for 3 hours.
Sounds about right.
Well, they did an okay job on the existential angst.
I guess making Linus a piece of shit is kind of funny.
Except I don’t think that was the writer’s intention: I don’t think “Lynus” was supposed to look like an asshole, I think he was just being used to voice the opinions of the comic’s creator(s).
It probably tells on what corners of Mastodon I lurk on, but I read “JKR” as “JK Rowling” and didn’t question that until Michael made his guesses.
I’m pretty sure I have synesthesia. I sense that music has colours and patterns, and I sense that ideas and concepts have physical sensations. This article tastes like vomit.
I wish I was illiterate.