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WCDT strips 4356-4360 (21st to 25th September 2020)
Farideh:
Comic!
I love Renee's eyebrows in this comic, they're very expressive. Hopefully Renee manages to keep her feet out of her mouth during the coffee date (can we call it a date?).
Oenone:
determining if it’s a date might be a retroactive thing, depending on how good/bad it goes
“The naming of dates is a difficult matter” etc etc
shanejayell:
Good luck, Renee!
Gnabberwocky:
--- Quote from: Farideh on 24 Sep 2020, 18:21 ---Comic!
I love Renee's eyebrows in this comic, they're very expressive. Hopefully Renee manages to keep her feet out of her mouth during the coffee date (can we call it a date?).
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Brief tangent:
In a school Zoom meeting, one of the teachers gave the class a question of the day. It was "Would you rather have fingers for toes or toes for fingers?" One kid in our class heard that as "fingers for toast or toast for fingers." The next ten minutes of the class dissolved into a deep discussion on how toast fingers would work. Would they regrow? Would it be worth it to eat them anyway? If this applied to your toes as well, what would happen if you stubbed one?
My point: Renee can have romance, or she can have delicious extremity toast. I know which one I'd choose.
SeattleCrochetWoman:
--- Quote from: Thrudd on 24 Sep 2020, 08:25 ---Public schools and bullying :-P
Grade school, beatings and some name calling :cry:
Middle school, psychological warfare is in its infancy and physical interactions simmer down to intimidation with the occasional shoving :-\
High school, psychological and social warfare become the modes operand and is refined during this period. :? Physical violence was almost nonexistent due to proximity to a law enforcement hub. :police:
Conclusion: Public schools suck
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I was bullied, teased and an outcast in Catholic school as much as in public school.
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