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Nope, definitely does not count. Unless she got a work visa or something. (Spoiler alert: She didn’t. All vacation, all the time). Reading these strip numbers that only have 0’s and 1’s reminds me of binary numbers. In the binary numbering system, this would only be comic number 7.
I can only presume those who care about grammar are twitching right now. *twitch*
My professor for my this particular class definitely told this joke. He had quite a few bad ones lined up from lectures that I definitely put into comic form. He was a good guy, that professor. Not that I remember what class it was. >_> Had something to do with magnetic fields, though. Here’s the… Continue reading 0113
The same professor from yesterday’s comic said this joke as well.
This is another line from a professor, but not the professor from yesterday’s comic or the day before’s. This was, most likely, my least favorite professor, most likely because I got my worst grade in college from his course (a C. I know. Very traumatizing). He started his class by saying that he didn’t care… Continue reading 0115
Comic artists have the power to mess with the space-time continuum. Look it up.
When Sasha says “our last roommate” it means “the one you haven’t met yet” rather than “former”. Re-reading it now it seems a bit unclear. Either way maybe they should’ve told Abby about him before now.
And here the ‘mystery man’ refers to the roommate, not just some random guy of the streets. Hm yes, looking at your script writing from years ago certainly builds up the confidence. XD
It took me a long time to apply all sorts of photoshop effects to get that ‘flashback’ effect and it’s still a little… odd. Oh well. I was probably doing it at 2am anyway, everything probably looked blurry and the like at that time of day.
Double the storytellers, double the fun, I’m sure.