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WCDT 3616 to 3621 (20th to 24th November 2017)
Tova:
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And happy Turkey Day to all of you who celebrate.
BenRG:
--- Quote from: ChipNoir on 22 Nov 2017, 20:27 ---....Can someone remind me of that "Release the Virus" joke was again? It feels relevant.
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It was an anxiety daydream that Hannelore had once when Dora asked where she saw herself as being in five years time. It turns out, she sees herself as being a genocidal sociopath sitting in her mother's chair and terrifying even her mom's old PA.
The vision was so traumatic that Hanners locked up in the middle of Coffee of Doom.
Welu:
Here's the specific strip. Small correction, it was Faye asking after Angus asked Faye about her future plans.
hakko504:
--- Quote from: BenRG on 22 Nov 2017, 03:35 ---Well, I don't know if this is a positive or a negative thing:
(click to show/hide)https://twitter.com/jephjacques/status/931633927084822533
Tilly with a 'funeeeeee' new wardrobe. I don't know if that's concept art for later appearances or just Jeph drawing her in a different way because... well, because he wants to.
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These things remind me of how Jeph introduced Claire. It seems like he's found a new favourite character to draw, So I'm afraid we'll have to endure Tilly for a while. Let's just hope she fades into the background once this silliness with her being Hannelore's PA is over.
Somewhat OT but also a bit relevant for PA: In the US in general, and Northampton in particular, how many hours per day are you legally obliged to work? Can Hanners f.i. say, "Tilly, you're supposed to work 40h per week. I want you to work from 10am to 6pm. Oh look, that's the hours I'm at Coffee of Doom, so I guess you'll just have to sit there and watch me working".
BenRG:
At least here in the UK, you can have 'on call' jobs where you are required by contract to be available out-of-hours. They're most common in the medical and social care industries.
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