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WCDT 8-12 August 2011 (1986-1990) aka Method's birth week

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Welu:
First instrument I ever played was the tinwhistle. Hated it. It's one of the most annoying noises I've ever heard, even when played well. It's standard for primary school here to learn it at about age 7/8 but my secondary school teacher made us relearn it in third year (Age 14). Each individual student had to go the front of the class and play the assigned piece. In a class of 20+ uninterested teenage girls, this was a long, torturous time.
After that we learned piano (well, keyboard) and I loved it. My personal keyboard broke a few years ago and lack of funds meant I couldn't get a new one to keep playing. I've got a new keyboard since but never been able to bring up the same enthusiasm. Also the first song I played in front of people was When The Saints Go Marching In and because I'm tone deaf, learned the right hand movements and timing but wrong keys.

Now back to the comic!
I like when the comics calls back to itself. Makes me want to reread it. Also Hanners is rather adorable in the third panel.

I do miss the Marten/Faye banter but it is true her relationship is taking up more of her time. Now Marten's band, it's less likely there'll be time for their banter, at least on screen.

~Edit~
Also Monday's comic is my birth year. Huzzah!

~Edit2~
Just noticed the "Emoticontraindication" under my name. Don't understand it but it's neat.

DSL:
If I read Comic 1990 cold, without knowing anything about the strip, I'd almost swear Panel 4 was a mom and dad talking about a daughter. OK, so a mom in my 'verse probably wouldn't say "hell of creepy douches," but still ...

pendrake:
For comic #1990...  (We have reached the '90s, nothing but Grunge-themed strips for the next nine...)

1. Panel #3 Hanners is indeed "D'awww"-ingly cute.  All that is missing is the proverbial cherry-on-top blushing for her.

2. "Torrid Heart"... Something so quietly amusing to see Faye reading a novel like that.

3. @Border Reiver - I would share breakfast with you, assuming we survive the Brunch-buffet counter-attack.

4. And in reference to comic title...

"Now I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country."

snubnose:
I laughed so hard at todays comic.

Lots of creepy dudes.

LOL

Border Reiver:
And many of them are right here.

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