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Pharaoh RutinTutin

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  1. Comic for Monday, Sep 4, 2023

    Elliot Transformation Sequence version 24-B? Does he go through the Unfortunately-Named-Cheerleader-Themed-Super-Heroine forms? The general female forms? I don't think Ashley has seen Cat Elliot, yet. And Tedd is doing the right thing with Kevin. Keep feeding his ego and he really won't care what else you might be doing. But what artifact is Tedd seeking that could confirm or falsify the hypothesis?
  2. Sketchbook Comic for Monday, Sep 4, 2023

    Any body part transformation that is not a part of the modern human template is going to some sort of problem. This may be mitigated IF the extraneous parts are extremely lightweight & detachable (like a lizard tail). The safest option would be illusions.
  3. Cats, Dogs, Other pets.

    Does Explorer speak Muppet? Or is The Human translating?
  4. Sad news

    If you go to a tourist restaurant in Florida with live music, Buffet's "Margaritaville" is one of the 3 songs you will hear almost every time. The other 2 being Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" & Holmes' "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)". Those of us who survived the early 80s know you can not escape the pina colada song.
  5. Comic for Friday, Sep 1, 2023

    The rules of the Universe for hydrogen atoms are the same in all times and places. The rules for people varry wildly.
  6. Comic for Friday, Sep 1, 2023

    There are a lot of things in Moperville that seem magical, but the experts insist are not magic. Now Tedd has a test that will make the experts redefine their positions. Or they may kick Tedd to the curb. Experts don't like to be shown up.
  7. The Weather.

    3 Waffle Houses in the storm's path closed preemptively because they were in mandtory evacuation zones. 2 near St Petersburg closed due to storm surge. And there are reports 1 was closed by a power failure, but I don't know where.
  8. The Weather.

    An open Waffle House is not necessarily all that great, either
  9. The Weather.

    All in my area remained open. I understand 5 across the state closed.
  10. Deep Thoughts

    You can see where the baby Swiss were when you slice open mature Swiss But how do the baby buds get out before slicing?
  11. The Weather.

    Idalia is a massively destructive storm. Made landfall as a Category 3 It missed my home by a good margin, but it hit one of the few places in Florida that had no historical record of being hit by a large hurricane There aren't many towns in that part of the Sunshine State, but those towns are getting hit hard Meanwhile in the land of the Manatee, many businesses and services shut down in advance of what could have been. Now these places will remain closed until tomorrow at least when the only effects we are experiencing currently are drizzle, deep puddles, and a strong breeze
  12. Political Discussion Thread (READ FIRST POST)

    I've encountered at least four types of flat earthers 1, People who are not flat earthers, but just like provoking responses from others 2, People who really believe that flat earth is a statement of faith 3, People who are convinced that conventional thinking is a conspiracy, so they deny everything that reeks of modern knowledge 4, People for whom education has failed and are unable to debate a concept with themselves Have I missed anyone?
  13. Comic for Wednesday, Aug 30, 2023

    Always It may be hopeful thinking on my part, but I think Tedd is considering arguments to the contrary Perhaps a little more optimistic this time Even if Kevin was not deliberately designed to teach this subject, he may teach Tedd how to stand up to authority figures
  14. Political Discussion Thread (READ FIRST POST)

    Guitars in sharps and flats
  15. Political Discussion Thread (READ FIRST POST)

    The Earth is usually out of tune, but it is not consistantly flat. Disagreements about tempo & lyrics are more common.
  16. The Weather.

    Imogen (no final E) is on the Australian Cyclone List.
  17. Comic for Monday, Aug 28, 2023

    There are ways of telling if she is a Witch
  18. The Weather.

    The forecast for Idalia is so helpful The entire west coast of Florida could be hit Not sure what to think By the way, because Atlantic Storm names are rotated every 6 years unless retired, Idalia is in the same alphabetical position as Irma from 2017 & Irene from 2011 The I storms are always Interesting and often retired Ian 2022 Ida 2021 Iota 2020 Irma 2017 Ingrid 2013 Irene 2011 Igor 2010 Ike 2008 Ivan 2004 Isabel 2003 Isidore 2002 Iris 2001 Inez 1966 Ione 1955
  19. Comic for Monday, Aug 28, 2023

    While George & Larry should be OK, I really fear that Rich would react to an involuntary transformation violently.
  20. Comic for Monday, Aug 28, 2023

    Kevin was an EARLY attempt by Arthur to enchant a teaching tool. If Kevin had worked properly at first, Arthur would have become aware that he had created a caricature of a teacher with an exaggerated sense of the values and ideals a Government agent was supposed to uphold. Might have been worse. Kevin could have become an enchanted, immortal career bureaucrat.
  21. Political Discussion Thread (READ FIRST POST)

    Before the Reagan era, "Conservative" candidates could go to extremist right wing groups (Fascist, racist, theocracies, isolationist, militants . . . ) and with a smile, nod and a generic jingoistic speech that didn't address any of their issues specifically, they could quietly count on their votes in the general election. Now these groups realize that they have motivated members who can show up to primaries in sufficient numbers to disproportionately influence the result. Republican candidates for areas the size of single congressional districts or smaller know that they must appease these groups or be voted out long before the general election. . . . . As for "open" primaries, this was the case in Michigan when I was a child and first started voting. Basically, the primary ballot was divided into sections. A "Non-Partisan" section for ballot issues, and a section for each party. If you puled down a lever in the Republican section you were not able to move a lever in the Democratic section, and verse vicea. I don't know if it was the principal factor, but one idea was to remove the cost of primaries from the taxpayer by letting the parties run their own caucuses. If you wanted to vote in the Democratic caucus, you had to register your party preference with the local election supervisor sufficiently in advance of the election and then the election supervisor would let the parties know who had registered as what. Personally, I suspect that party organizers just want to keep their rank and file members from considering other party candidates at all.
  22. Comic for Friday Aug 25 2023

    Susan, Justin & Diane stil need a pretext to be at Jeremy's house. Ashley, Ellen, Elliot, Grace, Nanase, Sarah & Tedd have reasons for being there at almost any time.
  23. Comic for Friday Aug 25 2023

    Lord Tedd shall return. Shall we let the Uryoms from the Griffon world deal with him? . . . As for location? If they are using magic openly without authority figures or enemies present, it is likely Tedd's basement. Tedd's campus lab introduction should be a significant story event.
  24. Generic Table top gaming.

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  25. Comic for Wednesday, Aug 23, 2023

    So when is Dan announcing the release of The El Goonish Shive Role Playing Game? That must be the plan with all the game related comics over the years.