Both spellings of gray/grey have the same origin, but one became popular in the US and the other caught on in the UK. I usually remember it 's "A in America and E in England."
Both spellings of gray/grey have the same origin, but one became popular in the US and the other caught on in the UK. I usually remember it 's "A in America and E in England."
Did JJ adopt the Canadian and thus British spelling? [in case you didn't know, Queen Elizabeth the second is the formal head of state of the Commonwealth Realm Canada]
True story: I once got an account banned by Wikipedia for changing the spelling of an article from the UK spellings to the US spellings.
EDIT: I guess it's just one of those stupid things some people use to try to feel superior to others over.
I tend to use “grey” because that’s how I pronounce it.So you say it to rhyme with "whey"
I tend to use “grey” because that’s how I pronounce it.
I tend to use “grey” because that’s how I pronounce it.
Silly as it might sound. I swear I can hear a difference between "grey" and "gray" in my head, but any attempt to reproduce the difference aloud fails.It could depend on the speaker, but I'd imagine it's one of those nuanced differences one has to listen for.
Hmm; I pronounce whey and bay with the same vowel...
Seriously?
It's a greay area.
Marten you dimwitted gombeen, you never tell a woman she has a wrinkle.
Dora is not "baseline"...
Dora is not "baseline"...
Before we go falling down that rabbit hole, let's just remember that Dora has an inferiority complex due to Sven's success and lifestyle, she can't take criticism well, she can dish it out but can't take it and is the oldest of the core group. In all, she's very insecure. In one panel, Marten managed to hit three of those buttons at the same time.
And let's be fair, we might joke about hair going grey, but that can be hidden with hair dye. Wrinkles are a whole different problem. Its harder to hide one and its always going to be there the first thing in the morning and the last thing at night.
Oh my god, are you bothered by it?
Quote from: Dora, sneeringOh my god, are you bothered by it?
There's also the matter of absurd beauty standards women are held to in the Western world.Dora is not "baseline"...
Before we go falling down that rabbit hole, let's just remember that Dora has an inferiority complex due to Sven's success and lifestyle, she can't take criticism well, she can dish it out but can't take it and is the oldest of the core group. In all, she's very insecure. In one panel, Marten managed to hit three of those buttons at the same time.
And let's be fair, we might joke about hair going grey, but that can be hidden with hair dye. Wrinkles are a whole different problem. Its harder to hide one and its always going to be there the first thing in the morning and the last thing at night.
There's also the matter of absurd beauty standards women are held to in the Western world.Dora is not "baseline"...
Before we go falling down that rabbit hole, let's just remember that Dora has an inferiority complex due to Sven's success and lifestyle, she can't take criticism well, she can dish it out but can't take it and is the oldest of the core group. In all, she's very insecure. In one panel, Marten managed to hit three of those buttons at the same time.
And let's be fair, we might joke about hair going grey, but that can be hidden with hair dye. Wrinkles are a whole different problem. Its harder to hide one and its always going to be there the first thing in the morning and the last thing at night.
I wonder if I would find Dora's hypocritical double-standard BS more amusing if it hadn't been such a huge factor in her and Marten's breakup.
And has Claire pushed Marten to take more responsibility for himself?I wonder if I would find Dora's hypocritical double-standard BS more amusing if it hadn't been such a huge factor in her and Marten's breakup.
What then, in your opinion(s) is the difference between Marten and Dora's relationship, and Marten and Claire's? Dora's control issues vs Claire's openness.
My money is on "highly probable". They're both in denial, only dora is more sensitive.
And has Claire pushed Marten to take more responsibility for himself?I wonder if I would find Dora's hypocritical double-standard BS more amusing if it hadn't been such a huge factor in her and Marten's breakup.
What then, in your opinion(s) is the difference between Marten and Dora's relationship, and Marten and Claire's? Dora's control issues vs Claire's openness.
My money is on "highly probable". They're both in denial, only dora is more sensitive.
Some wounds are still fresh after eight or nine years, I see.
And I like the red in her eye.Oh good. I'm not the only one who perceived Dora's eyes to be two different colors.
And has Claire pushed Marten to take more responsibility for himself?She did make him open a savings account.
New comic!
God I hated exams.
At least she hasn't had to use the flare yet....
Lunch break for the exams! And Claire is holding on...but barely.
It's nice, in a way, that Claire and Tai can talk so easily now. It wasn't that long ago that they could only barely tolerate each other, after all!
I tried a joke by saying that she's not "baseline", which was a reference to Alice Grove (who also had red eyes in some circumstances), but nobody seemed to get it...And I like the red in her eye.Oh good. I'm not the only one who perceived Dora's eyes to be two different colors.
And has Claire pushed Marten to take more responsibility for himself?I wonder if I would find Dora's hypocritical double-standard BS more amusing if it hadn't been such a huge factor in her and Marten's breakup.
What then, in your opinion(s) is the difference between Marten and Dora's relationship, and Marten and Claire's? Dora's control issues vs Claire's openness.
My money is on "highly probable". They're both in denial, only dora is more sensitive.
And has Claire pushed Marten to take more responsibility for himself?
Why would she do that? She's his girlfriend, not his mother.
Someone has to get Marten out of his rut. Just treading water, spinning your wheels or whatever you want to call it isn't a good thing, long-term.
Check the number of likes on that post.I tried a joke by saying that she's not "baseline", which was a reference to Alice Grove (who also had red eyes in some circumstances), but nobody seemed to get it...And I like the red in her eye.Oh good. I'm not the only one who perceived Dora's eyes to be two different colors.
I'm hoping that Claire is holding it together and hasn't submitted an essay question transcript that is just hundreds of repetitions of "I am a fish" or some other other symptom of stress-induced mental collapse!Smegging brilliant.
It's nice, in a way, that Claire and Tai can talk so easily now. It wasn't that long ago that they could only barely tolerate each other, after all!
Check the number of likes on that post.I tried a joke by saying that she's not "baseline", which was a reference to Alice Grove (who also had red eyes in some circumstances), but nobody seemed to get it...And I like the red in her eye.Oh good. I'm not the only one who perceived Dora's eyes to be two different colors.
Marten needs someone to light a fire under his ass, because he won't do it himself.
Its always been an external factor that has changed Marten's life, never his own decision.
He's part of Claire's story, and Claire is about to launch a career. I won't make a prediction but a shakeup is possible, though admittedly way out of character.People seem to have forgotten that Marten and Claire are an item because he did something way out of character, starting at #2799 (https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2799). She is the exception to the rules for Marten.
People seem to have forgotten that Marten and Claire are an item because he did something way out of character, starting at #2799 (https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2799). She is the exception to the rules for Marten.
Oh hey, guess Jeph decided it's time to retread the "X is moving away" (potential) breakup storyline again. This is what, the third time we've been through this? Faye & Angus ended just like this (moving for career), and Marten & Padma was also cut short by Padma moving away. Guess Jeph really likes that trope, doesn't he?
Wasn't Padma more of a fling? Claire is a deep emotional connection who has moved in.She was, but Marty realized he didn't want her to be or at least that he didn't want just a fling.
Claire's enough of a main character that it's hard to imagine writing her out.Nope, that's not apt to happen. We may see a new locus introduced, though. I won't die of shock if Marty and Claire follow Jeph.
I think this is specifically Padma Take Two, a chance for Marten to show how much he's actually grown up since then
I do believe Jeph lived in Northampton when he created QC - but he doesn't live there anymore. Marty is still arguably his main protagonist - Jeph may be planning to relocate him.
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And Jeph has a habit of sending characters permanently far away when he decides "bored now" (e.g. Hanners).Well, I think Hanners may return sometime in the future when Jeph decides he needs her for something specific. The fact that he has checked in on her every now and then suggests that she's out for now, but may return if the right moment appears. Angus/Padma and others are gone and won't be back. Technically Marten did mail Padma at one time but basically got the reply that she had settled down and wasn't going to return.
I'm with Marten, here. What's the use of twisting themselves to knots beforehand? They don't know what the future will be anyway! Worrying never solved any problem.
I'm with Marten, here. What's the use of twisting themselves to knots beforehand? They don't know what the future will be anyway! Worrying never solved any problem.
Maybe, but there's also planning for the future, because you never know whats going to happen.
Its becoming increasingly clear that Marten doesn't think about his future and is quite happy to let things pass him by. Which is also increasingly apparent that is going to cause him problems. He's at the stage in his life where he needs to pull the thumb out of his ass and prepare to make a future for himself and Claire.
I'm with Marten, here. What's the use of twisting themselves to knots beforehand? They don't know what the future will be anyway! Worrying never solved any problem.
Maybe, but there's also planning for the future, because you never know whats going to happen.
Its becoming increasingly clear that Marten doesn't think about his future and is quite happy to let things pass him by. Which is also increasingly apparent that is going to cause him problems. He's at the stage in his life where he needs to pull the thumb out of his ass and prepare to make a future for himself and Claire.
And do what? He lucked into getting a job he can do that’s not terrible. Is there really anything else he could be doing? It’s not like he’s got a degree going to waste or talents for that matter other than music, but it doesn’t pay the bills.
I wonder if there will be a shock cliff-hanger in strip 4000 where Claire tells Marten that she's received a job offer quite some distance from Northampton?
I subscribe to Jeph's Patreon. I'm looking forward to this forum's reaction to what happens in tomorrow's public post. I am going to literally have to physically restrain myself from discussing it before then.
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Marten has a job he likes, a girlfriend and lots of friends. Things seem to be good, to the point JJ doesn't talk about him very much anymore, because all that happiness would be boring!I fear that after Claire graduates and starts to look for employment, she will not find a librarian position in Northampton, but will be offered one somewhere else, and will have to choose between her career and Marten. Cue enough unhappiness to satisfy anyone.
Marten has a job he likes, a girlfriend and lots of friends. Things seem to be good, to the point JJ doesn't talk about him very much anymore, because all that happiness would be boring!I fear that after Claire graduates and starts to look for employment, she will not find a librarian position in Northampton, but will be offered one somewhere else, and will have to choose between her career and Marten. Cue enough unhappiness to satisfy anyone.
called it . .
...or maybe Claire finds a really excellent job nearby, they move into a comfy flat not far from their friends, and happiness ensues.That happens so rarely in real life, I don't think readers will be able to suspend their disbelief.
Couldn't things just go that way, only for once?
I swear I'm missing something here in the forum responses.
Why does Marten, who is happy, HAVE to change? I understand if it is a case of needing to support Claire, or if he is miserable, but as things stand he gives every impression of being content, and the times he has failed to support Claire have involved failures in communication, which I don't see "getting out of your rut" as magically resolving.
What is the perceived inevitable doom that everyone is predicting?
And why on earth does he need to give up a job he's good at to enable Claire to achieve her goals? That seems really shitty! Claire is clever, well organised, responsible and competent in her own right, she doesn't need to be thrown Martin's job as a gift out of pity. If she has to move, sure there is a decision needed. But that isn't how the situation is at this point.
I swear I'm missing something here in the forum responses.
Why does Marten, who is happy, HAVE to change? I understand if it is a case of needing to support Claire, or if he is miserable, but as things stand he gives every impression of being content, and the times he has failed to support Claire have involved failures in communication, which I don't see "getting out of your rut" as magically resolving.
What is the perceived inevitable doom that everyone is predicting?
And why on earth does he need to give up a job he's good at to enable Claire to achieve her goals? That seems really shitty! Claire is clever, well organised, responsible and competent in her own right, she doesn't need to be thrown Martin's job as a gift out of pity. If she has to move, sure there is a decision needed. But that isn't how the situation is at this point.
I swear I'm missing something here in the forum responses.
Why does Marten, who is happy, HAVE to change? I understand if it is a case of needing to support Claire, or if he is miserable, but as things stand he gives every impression of being content, and the times he has failed to support Claire have involved failures in communication, which I don't see "getting out of your rut" as magically resolving.
What is the perceived inevitable doom that everyone is predicting?
And why on earth does he need to give up a job he's good at to enable Claire to achieve her goals? That seems really shitty! Claire is clever, well organised, responsible and competent in her own right, she doesn't need to be thrown Martin's job as a gift out of pity. If she has to move, sure there is a decision needed. But that isn't how the situation is at this point.
The'inevitable doom' is the possibility that Claire may get a job far from Northampton. Marten will then have to choose between the current status quo (and a consequential long-distance relationship) or leaving Northampton with her.
I subscribe to Jeph's Patreon. I'm looking forward to this forum's reaction to what happens in tomorrow's public post. I am going to literally have to physically restrain myself from discussing it before then.
Nuclear launch detected.
It's not like cross-country (or bust) is the only option here. And the exam currently in progress could go horribly awry too and mess up carefully laid career plans.
I subscribe to Jeph's Patreon. I'm looking forward to this forum's reaction to what happens in tomorrow's public post. I am going to literally have to physically restrain myself from discussing it before then.
I can't help but think of:Quote from: AdvisorNuclear launch detected.
I doubt Marten is going to move away easily.
I doubt Marten is going to move away easily.
If that becomes an issue, no decision is likely to be easy; but Marten has already once upped sticks and crossed the continent for a girl. OK, that time it didn't work out, but that's no indication of the future.
He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
And what kind of job can you get with that? Teach music? He’d need an education degree unless he worked at a private school. There’s no point in aspiring to to career options that don’t exist.
He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
And what kind of job can you get with that? Teach music? He’d need an education degree unless he worked at a private school. There’s no point in aspiring to to career options that don’t exist.
But... but...Claire could! Judging by her dresses she tried on for the wedding, she might be into that. And she could catch the bouquet!
Dora STILL can't be the flower girl!!!
Just having a degree at all opens up a lot more employment opportunities, even if it isn't even in the field the job is for.
Boeing hired a metric shitload of people with music degrees as computer programmers back in the '90s. After several rounds of various layoffs, many of them are still there. Music skills carry over into programming. After all, what is dal segno al fini but a go-to instruction?He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
And what kind of job can you get with that? Teach music? He’d need an education degree unless he worked at a private school. There’s no point in aspiring to to career options that don’t exist.
He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
And what kind of job can you get with that? Teach music? He’d need an education degree unless he worked at a private school. There’s no point in aspiring to to career options that don’t exist.
Just having a degree at all opens up a lot more employment opportunities, even if it isn't even in the field the job is for.
A friend of mine was at a university and got access to exam assignments from a computer programming class. As an experiment, he ranked them by quality, and then and only then looked up the majors of the students who wrote them.
The math majors did very well but were on average outranked by the best group, which was the music majors.
Music museums exist. For example, the American Jazz Museum is in Kansas City.He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
And what kind of job can you get with that? Teach music? He’d need an education degree unless he worked at a private school. There’s no point in aspiring to to career options that don’t exist.
Before we ring the wedding bells, let's see what Dora's answer is first.
I hate to be pedantic (Internet Forums Lie #1), but if I remember my layout correctly, isn't that where the door to the stockroom is?
Music museums exist. For example, the American Jazz Museum is in Kansas City.He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
And what kind of job can you get with that? Teach music? He’d need an education degree unless he worked at a private school. There’s no point in aspiring to to career options that don’t exist.
Perhaps there's one in North Hampton.
If not, perhaps Marten (if properly motivated) could organize for the creation and funding of one. He's got connections.
I do think that Marten should stand his ground.
Stand his ground? He is doing exactly the right thing - withdrawing as his friends have a very special moment together. He'll know the outcome soon enough!
I swear I'm missing something here in the forum responses.Yeah I don't get it either. Marten has a life he's happy with, he's not in debt or anything. I don't see the issue. Is it an American thing to be bothered by "unambitious character is not motivated to improve his prettty-damn-okay life", maybe? I have no idea. :?
Why does Marten, who is happy, HAVE to change? I understand if it is a case of needing to support Claire, or if he is miserable, but as things stand he gives every impression of being content, and the times he has failed to support Claire have involved failures in communication, which I don't see "getting out of your rut" as magically resolving.
Holy shit, I'm thankful this isn't a Friday strip.Cue tomorrow's strip featuring a new Melon emergency. :roll:
And meanwhile, Marten is busy casting Expeditious Retreat.
Any storyline where Dora says 'no' would have to have a very, very good reason not to be contrived and OOC
Holy shit, I'm thankful this isn't a Friday strip.Cue tomorrow's strip featuring a new Melon emergency. :roll:
Yeah I don't get it either. Marten has a life he's happy with, he's not in debt or anything. I don't see the issue. Is it an American thing to be bothered by "unambitious character is not motivated to improve his prettty-damn-okay life", maybe? I have no idea. :?
"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotion, spends himself in a worthy cause; who at best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; and who at worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who have never tasted victory or defeat."
Shouldn't the toilet(s) be back there, too?
Well, also the alley. Where Marten can go grab his knees and hyperventilate in sheer panic.
... You know, the fact that Dora is so matter of fact about how important the relationship is to her, yet they have never actually talked about it to the degree that it was obvious it was this important kind of...
doesn't sit right with me?
Like, one of the biggest problems in all marriages is communication, and not saying things because you think that the other person should already know is not really a good sign.
Idk, it really feels like their relationship has kind of skipped several steps where they actually seriously talk about their idea of the future and what importance the other has in it, especially if it jumps to marriage here.
Then again, that could just be a contrast to all the other relationships in the comic that just seem to reach a certain point and then stagnate until they self destruct.
Dora & Tai have been quite serious about each other since Comic(s) 3021-3022 (https://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3022) (back in the year of 2015!), despite the light humour that Tai was supposed to be Dora's "rebound" from Marten.
Quote from: jessicYeah I don't get it either. Marten has a life he's happy with, he's not in debt or anything. I don't see the issue. Is it an American thing to be bothered by "unambitious character is not motivated to improve his prettty-damn-okay life", maybe? I have no idea. :?
He does have student loans, but that's a minor point. Your main point is much more interesting. Maybe it is an American thing. We've got an industry of motivational speakers urging people to take chances and try for more. We've got a beloved former President who saidQuote"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotion, spends himself in a worthy cause; who at best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; and who at worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who have never tasted victory or defeat."
A less dramatic version predates America. One author (American btw :-)) summarized the ancient Greek path to happiness as "the exercise of vital powers along lines of excellence in a life affording them scope". Marten's not getting that. Touring with the band and making a poor and irregular income, he would be getting that.
...You might want to reread that.
It's true we in the USA are supposed to extol the successful striver, but there is an interesting countermovement (or at least a couple TED Talks) of people telling us we need to redefine personal success and learn maybe to at least question whether we need all that money and Stuff(TM). Of course, this advice is coming from people who have already made their pile, or who are making their pile telling us we don't need to make a pile.Well, that's a different approach to kicking down the ladder. Usually it's done more forcefully with shifty laws and loopholes.
Building a business is not the same as buying a winning lottery ticket. Yes, there is luck involved in the business, but there's a lot more skill. Being able to identify good employees, find the right sources for your materials, the right location, knowing how to promote your business... those aren't down to some random balls being drawn from a hopper. There's good reason to believe that having done it once, you can do it again. You might be wrong, but it's not like winning the lottery twice.Especially since you can sell the current business and use that capital to fund the next one. It is substantially easier to create a second successful business than it is the first one. Success in business tends to compound upon itself. She has every reason to believe she could do it again.
Building a business is not the same as buying a winning lottery ticket. Yes, there is luck involved in the business, but there's a lot more skill. Being able to identify good employees, find the right sources for your materials, the right location, knowing how to promote your business... those aren't down to some random balls being drawn from a hopper. There's good reason to believe that having done it once, you can do it again. You might be wrong, but it's not like winning the lottery twice.
Music museums exist. For example, the American Jazz Museum is in Kansas City.He has a degree - it's in Music History and Critical Theory.
And what kind of job can you get with that? Teach music? He’d need an education degree unless he worked at a private school. There’s no point in aspiring to to career options that don’t exist.
Perhaps there's one in North Hampton.
If not, perhaps Marten (if properly motivated) could organize for the creation and funding of one. He's got connections.
Marten is letting talents go to waste. That's a separate issue from whether he makes money.
I think the fact that Marten's first concern was "but I have a life here!" is rather telling. He wasn't worried about the relationship ending if Claire moves away for a job. His first instinct was to worry about leaving Northampton. That suggests that he's more committed to this relationship than he thinks he is.
Quote from: BenRGAny storyline where Dora says 'no' would have to have a very, very good reason not to be contrived and OOC
That kind of self-sabotage has been in character in the past :-(. One of the themes of the comic is people getting over things, so I hope Dora will get out of her own way and take the offer of happiness.
Assuming, of course, that Tai has overcome her substance abuse problem.
Assuming, of course, that Tai has overcome her substance abuse problem.
I wasn't aware Tai had such a problem...
Quote from: BenRGAny storyline where Dora says 'no' would have to have a very, very good reason not to be contrived and OOC
That kind of self-sabotage has been in character in the past :-(. One of the themes of the comic is people getting over things, so I hope Dora will get out of her own way and take the offer of happiness.
Assuming, of course, that Tai has overcome her substance abuse problem.
I wasn't aware Tai had such a problem...
Quote from: BenRGAny storyline where Dora says 'no' would have to have a very, very good reason not to be contrived and OOC
That kind of self-sabotage has been in character in the past :-(. One of the themes of the comic is people getting over things, so I hope Dora will get out of her own way and take the offer of happiness.
Assuming, of course, that Tai has overcome her substance abuse problem.
I wasn't aware Tai had such a problem...
I'm not sure she has a problem with it.
ARGH, cliffhanger. I wanna know if she said YES.
Good Marten Faye bit tho. I kinda miss them interacting.
Silly as it might sound. I swear I can hear a difference between "grey" and "gray" in my head, but any attempt to reproduce the difference aloud fails.(Before this starts, I am a cradle speaker of American English, but I've lived so many places that I speak an unusual idiolect.)
Linguistic nerdishness regarding pronunciation incoming.You might want to go look at Bob Port's old work on mora timing and hypronunciation here. It is *extremely* complicated: it turns out that there really is an orthographic effect, and it can be reliably reproduced.
[long and very useful disquisition omitted for reasons of brevity. You should go back and read it.]
Perhaps Marten has looked for a more fitting job from time to time and found nothing in Northhampton or anywhere close to it and has settled for what he has right now which he's content with. This webcomic has never really addressed it, but I would think the world they live in is possibly going through an economic change with so many AIs capable of doing jobs humans can do.
... This webcomic has never really addressed it, but I would think the world they live in is possibly going through an economic change with so many AIs capable of doing jobs humans can do. ...
Some relevant strips about Tai and drugs:Holy cow, Claire was introduced in 2012? That's 7 years ago! :psyduck:
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1279
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1119
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2203
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2203Holy cow, Claire was introduced in 2012? That's 7 years ago! :psyduck:
Meh. I've been reading QC since 2003. "Time flies" means nothing to me at this point :psyduck:
Some relevant strips about Tai and drugs:
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1279
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1119
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2203
And Bossa Nova /slash/ Electroswing seems awesome. Someone should do that. And probably already has.I don't know the other names you mention, but when I started my current job last September and made friends with a co-worker and started swapping CDs, the first thing he lent me was Os Mutantes.
EDIT: Imagine Os Mutantes crossed with Parov Stelar.
EDIT2: what I would really love, though, is a mix of Os Mutantes and Ladytron.
I'm with Marten in that first one.Some relevant strips about Tai and drugs:Holy cow, Claire was introduced in 2012? That's 7 years ago! :psyduck:
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1279
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1119
https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2203
Meh. I've been reading QC since 2003. "Time flies" means nothing to me at this point :psyduck:
You're probably an old person then. Well, older than me. and I'm in my mid 30s now.
Meh. I've been reading QC since 2003. "Time flies" means nothing to me at this point :psyduck:
You're probably an old person then. Well, older than me. and I'm in my mid 30s now.
? I'm in my mid 30s also. I'm a bit confused by your comment.
EDIT: I meant that "time flies" means nothing to me -- regarding QC. I have been desensitized.