My favorite is #3425 (https://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3425).
Ass Swordsman Tetsuo
I was just hitting the random button and wow, the end of this one (https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=615) from when Marten and Dora had just started going out plays very differently post-Claire.
Off the top of my head, I remember the one about privacy for it's own sake (https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1796).Exactly. It's the principle of the matter.
I want to hear Barry's whole story. (https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3218)Yes. As embellished by Jimbo.
I'm an adult. I'm not doing anything illegal. Privacy is a right. Butt out.Exactly. And the fact that, in some governments, you might be breaking the law without knowing it. For example, I know there are people that consider the united states america (stet!) to be relatively free, but I read somewhere that there are 10,000 things you could be doing that are illegal (I think that article was about how you shouldn't ever talk to the police, because they'll find something you "confessed" to). If you haven't read and completely understood the entirety of the written laws of the government that might force itself onto you, you can't be sure that you're not breaking it's laws. And then there are governments that outlaw some things that affect only the "perpetrators" (prostitution, drugs, etc) (https://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,34683.0.html).
And then there are governments that outlaw some things that affect only the "perpetrators" (prostitution, drugs, etc).
My chronic inability to know when I'm being messed with springs up once again.
The bar exam, passing the bar, as in being allowed to represent clients in a court of law, sure, we know.
It was set up, we ran with it, is all. Nothing specifically aimed at you, just having fun and messing about.
Yikes that first one has such very different translations depending on just one S :psyduck:
As for the second one ...... would go over well with Goths, Forsaken, Necromancers and the corporeal undead with any sense of taste. :evil:
Yikes that first one has such very different translations depending on just one S :psyduck:What are the different translations?
Yikes that first one has such very different translations depending on just one S :psyduck:What are the different translations?
One is a reference to the act of welding spheres
The other refers to perspiration from male gonads
This hearkens back to a review of early Australian table wines ....
A prize winning 'Cuiver Reserve Chateau Bottled Nuit San Wogga Wogga', which has a bouquet like an aborigine's armpit.
My other excuse is that the standard character set doesn't do the German sharp s so people and some translation programs use a double s
See!Well, for the record, for some reason according to current german orthography rules, as defined by the Duden staff, the "ß" is discontinued and you're supposed to write "ss" instead all the time now.
This is what happens when you don't practice a second language for extended periods of time.
My other excuse is that the standard character set doesn't do the German sharp s so people and some translation programs use a double s
I use a Windows add-on called WizKey which provides readily remembered key sequences for a large number of characters (and you can add custom ones) - using that I can either type "ctrl-; s" for ß, or hit the control key twice to bring up a menu with all the options on it:
I use a Windows add-on called WizKey which provides readily remembered key sequences for a large number of characters (and you can add custom ones) - using that I can either type "ctrl-; s" for ß, or hit the control key twice to bring up a menu with all the options on it:
I'm surprised that you still need an addon for that. I remember having to hold alt and then type in some number for the accented letters that we had in my Spanish class, and was so relieved when I got my first Mac, and most of the "special" characters were far more intuitive. The compose key on Linux makes even more sense.
See!
This is what happens when you don't practice a second language for extended periods of time.
My other excuse is that the standard character set doesn't do the German sharp s so people and some translation programs use a double s
See!Well, for the record, for some reason according to current german orthography rules, as defined by the Duden staff, the "ß" is discontinued and you're supposed to write "ss" instead all the time now.
This is what happens when you don't practice a second language for extended periods of time.
My other excuse is that the standard character set doesn't do the German sharp s so people and some translation programs use a double s
Which is sometimes a big problem because for example german "Masse" means "mass" while "Maße" means "measurements". And yes both words are spelled slightly differently.
ß <-- produced on windows 10 by following the steps above.
Also, what you can do varies according to national keyboard choice.I'm pretty sure that's the design goal of national keyboards.
Having a uniform way to type all European diacritic characters is good - and I can't conceive why it hasn't been in Windows for the past 25 years!The alt codes have been...
ß <-- produced on windows 10 by following the steps above.
But how many characters are that simple? Also, what you can do varies according to national keyboard choice. On my UK keyboard, AltGr s does not produce ß, but AltGr and a vowel generates an acute accent á é í ó ú; however, that doesn't work on a US keyboard. And so on. Having a uniform way to type all European diacritic characters is good - and I can't conceive why it hasn't been in Windows for the past 25 years!
A relatively recent one...http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=4187 (http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=4187)Another good Faye/Claire interaction (https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2448).
Love the pained grimaces throughout, and the one-eyed sidewise glances. Faye's line in the last panel just cracks me up every time I read it. :-D
Probly obvius I do liking the namsake (https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3211). and the caracter!
I do liking "filer" or "geust" strips. Also "story resting" eg bembo or the angery bird, but not when boreing ie green backround.
Having just got a new job, this one:
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2530
I’m having to try very hard not to buy sparklers for when I hand my notice in.