Though given her usual scattershot approach to solving mysteries, I have to wonder how many other notes she has secreted about her person with various wrong hypotheses written on them.
To be fair, it’s not like it was that hard to deduce. Really don’t know why at least Mildred didn’t figure it out too (Shauna gets a small pass due to her being actively…we’ll say “absorbed”…by the new timeline).
I like the way that Shauna and Mildred survey their surroundings out of the corners of their eyes when they step into Grumpaw’s house. They probably are looking for dangerous chemicals or the sort of laboratory equipment that you would see in a horror film.
Mildred accuses Shauna of forgetting “real history”. Of course, the two (that we know of) time lines (“Amy sells antiques” and “Amy sells hamburgers”) are both “real” history, aren’t they? They both happened!
Can time ever be fixed? Sounds kinda like trying to fix water. Maybe force it through a filter to remove impurities. Maybe reverse osmosis will do the trick.
John Campbell over 1 year ago
This is possibly the ultimate Lottie moment.
Though given her usual scattershot approach to solving mysteries, I have to wonder how many other notes she has secreted about her person with various wrong hypotheses written on them.
Pharmakeus Ubik over 1 year ago
The Solver is in the house.
RonnieAThompson Premium Member over 1 year ago
Lottie can suck as long as she succeeds. Have a bountiful day my friends.
scyphi26 over 1 year ago
To be fair, it’s not like it was that hard to deduce. Really don’t know why at least Mildred didn’t figure it out too (Shauna gets a small pass due to her being actively…we’ll say “absorbed”…by the new timeline).
seismic-2 Premium Member over 1 year ago
I like the way that Shauna and Mildred survey their surroundings out of the corners of their eyes when they step into Grumpaw’s house. They probably are looking for dangerous chemicals or the sort of laboratory equipment that you would see in a horror film.
seismic-2 Premium Member over 1 year ago
Mildred accuses Shauna of forgetting “real history”. Of course, the two (that we know of) time lines (“Amy sells antiques” and “Amy sells hamburgers”) are both “real” history, aren’t they? They both happened!
Aladar30 Premium Member over 1 year ago
Bragging Lottie is the best! Or not…
6turtle9 over 1 year ago
Can time ever be fixed? Sounds kinda like trying to fix water. Maybe force it through a filter to remove impurities. Maybe reverse osmosis will do the trick.
willie_mctell over 1 year ago
Even a broken Grote…
rick.schindler Premium Member over 1 year ago
Now why didn’t I see that coming?