ChronosCat

I'm assuming Arthur doesn't know Serena because she's support staff and not an active agent. That being the case, I fear he may promote her to an agent only to find that now he doesn't have anyone competent to answer the phones...

Trump is only the smartest person in the room because he deliberately surrounds himself with the dumbest people he can find.

We... we had to call it.
Our cat, Smokey. My cat. He was around twelve.
He was a great cat. Ragdoll. Affectionate. Liked to be with people. Didn't care if you held him on his back like a little fur baby. Because of him, my grandpa became a cat person.
I'll miss him. He was my cat.

Goodbye.

I would say that it is not a good one when you are seriously considering whether being above ground is better than not. Any pain where you are left wishing for unconsciousness just to escape from it is bad.

Happy St. Gertrude day! I have a cat and don't drink green beer.

Yes, after care is VERY important.

“Getting ready to jump on the desk.  The Human is acting like he needs help there this morning.  And I'm just the cat to help!” - Explorer the Cat.

 
And those of us accustomed to driving in snow are accustomed to all frozen precipitation stages. 
Bright powder, grey slush or anything in-between can appear over dry, wet, oily or frozen pavement. 
 

If the US dollar collapses, I don't think gold will be doing much better.  Cans of beans, on the other hand…

Crack theory:  Dragons, as species, don't exist.  The Dragon was an immortal and the only one of his kind.  Immortals are allowed to attack other Immortals, or the whole thing about auto-reset falls apart.

I've always been skeptical about "cloud" storage and try to avoid it; I prefer to not to have my files on the machines of other people/organizations (except for those I'm sharing online, of course). I suppose I'm probably being overly paranoid, but I'm still not currently inclined to change my ways.
At any rate, I don't have fiber based internet (I rely on a mobile hotspot).

 
Considering the state of H. Sapiens?  If they claim to be somthing other than human, I understand.
 

My uncle gave me his Commodore 128 (one of the two "C64s" I was talking about) when he moved on to a Windows 95 computer, including a ton of  games (most of them pirated). It was fun playing around with for a while, but I eventually realized that none of the games I tried could hold a candle to the games we had on the NES (let alone SNES). In retrospect I wish I had tried out the Zork series (which for some reason were among the few games I got from my uncle I didn't try, despite them being my uncle's favorites); I suspect that would have kept my interest better. At any rate we lived in a small house and the C128 required a lot of space, so as soon as it became apparent we weren't using it much it went into storage.
I just bought a RCA to HDMI converter for my parents this spring, so they could hook up their old VCR and/or Playstation 2 to their new TV.

Dame Maggie Smith died this past Friday. I haven't seen much of her work, but her portrayal of Professor McGonagall was really well done (in fact I suspect I like the character better because of her).

James Earl Jones died today. He was 93. I haven't heard the cause of death.
I knew him primarily as the voices of Darth Vader and Mufasa. It's amazing how he could so perfectly portray such different characters. It's strange to think he's no longer with us.

Yes,  I miss test patterns

The sad / scary part is, when it comes to a dangerous percentage of them, he's right.
I do think that for most of them, it's more a matter of gullibility and blind obedience rather than stupidity. Also, there are those who could care less what sort of person Trump is and only care about how he can advance various causes (including, in the case of some Republican politicians, those politicians' careers).
...Speaking of the Trump fanatics, there was a segment on CBS Sunday Morning this week where a reporter was interviewing some people at a Trump rally, and some of the people implied that if Trump loses this year's election they would resort to violent means to try and get him in power. I suspected there were people like that out there (particularly after the 2021 insurrection), but it's a bit chilling to hear them admit to it.
And on the flip side, I'm sure a second Trump presidency would be worse than the first, potentially far worse. Honestly, regardless of who wins the election, I'm scared as to what this winter will bring.

"Why does this butt warmer keep making beeping noises when I sit on it?" - Explorer the Cat.


 

Given that he sees his opponent as a cow, this would seem to be a high steak environment.

I feel very tired.
Trans visibility day always falls on March 31. Easter happened to fall on March 31. Certain Republican douchevolcanoes decided to pretend to be angered by this and demanded an apology from trans people in a blatant attempt to stir up outrage among their voters.
This is offensive in so many ways. Just to mention a few:
1) They are demanding that trans people apologize for existing. They know perfectly well we won't and plan to use our refusal to further outrage their befuddled and frightened voters.
2) Their pretense that it is somehow the responsibility of trans people that a holiday that falls on a different day EVERY YEAR happens to coincide with an unrelated holiday this year.
3) Their use of a holiday meant to honour a man who preached tolerance and acceptance as a tool to further promote hatred and intolerance.
4) Their assumption that their voters are so blisteringly dim-witted so as not to know how calendars work.
5) The possibility that a number of them actually are that dim offends me personally.
Sigh.

I am thinking that an Immortal who marks a person leaves some detectable trace behind, so they effectively have Pandora’s “fingerprints” on them.

According to the timestamps on the "X" (Twitter) and Tumblr announcements, around 1 AM EST.

I don't remember if we have any more specific information, but think it's been spring in the comic for a little while now. Given that everyone in this story so far is wearing short sleeved shirts (even outside, as seen in the first couple pages), I'd say probably mid to late spring - so graduation is probably no more than a few weeks away.
I don't follow your train of thought, and suspect you're misunderstanding the comic. The movie that Susan and Elliot just watched prior to the non-flashback part of this comic was about high school, which got Susan thinking about how "we're" (we are = we will be) graduating soon. It hasn't happened yet.

Our area got hit by the edge of the remnants of Lee yesterday. It was a rainy, windy day. We nearly lost power twice, and did loose it around 10 PM; it was off most of the night, though it was back on by 8 AM this morning. I haven't surveyed the yard to see if there's any damage, but at least based on what I can see out the windows, everything seems fine (other than one large tree branch that fell on the lawn, but didn't hit anything).