Ninety-Sixth Tiny Moment.

 

If you checked this strip before 10am today you might have noticed in the last three panels I was saying rather than thinking my comments.  Now corrected!

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I'm fascinated by the idea that one day I might just be so out of the loop, so old fashioned that I won't really understand the world around me anymore.  Previous generations who didn't understand racial or sexual equality weren't bad people, just informed by their own upbringings and confused by new social mores.  I worry and I wonder what's going to confuse me and shock me when I'm older.  In what ways could the world change that would leave me a bigot? Or will I cope just fine: will I roll with the changes?

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A second comic on the love theme. Love is reading gory descriptions from a true crime classic before bed.

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I recommend grabbing yourself some Lovecraft at some point in your life. I just don't recommend hallucinating after reading any of his work...

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What an unbelievably frustrating day. I even gave up on an entirely different strip and flopped about in despair. And then I remembered this old habit...

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Woah... tired tonight. Kind of petered out on the last panel there. Hazards of a daily strip I guess.

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Mary has a bit of a sleep walking problem. She just got up and took all the covers and sat down in the chair in the window. She may kill me one day in her sleep, in which case I feel she should be allowed to walk free...