Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for February 28, 2013
February 27, 2013
March 01, 2013
Transcript:
man: you've turned over your last garbage can! I'm gonna kill you dead! verne: But it's impossible for him to kill me if I'm already dead....to kill me implies that I have expired. past tense. thus, "to kill me dead " is redundant and therefore unnecessarily and ultimately inefficient. hammy: What's he doing? RJ: fighting back with the only weapon he has...annoyance. hammy: I keep forgetting he has a superpower
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el8 over 11 years ago
I annoy therefore I am.
Happy_Sinner over 11 years ago
Irritatus Ergo Sum. :o)
Mrs. Peabody over 11 years ago
Unless, of course, this is the slowest human ever. A veritable three-toed sloth of a man.
bubbareb over 11 years ago
The more important question: is the human Lewis or is he Fry?
Potrzebie over 11 years ago
If the humans don’t help him or kill him I hope to see RJ trying to remove that bottle with a blow-torch!!!
chassimmons Premium Member over 11 years ago
“To kill me dead” is perhaps redundant, but it is a standard rhetorical form, called prolepsis, although that interesting word (it means anticipation) is used in a number of other ways.
Daeder over 11 years ago
If the guy hits Verne on the bottle, will that give him a honey boo boo?