Frazz by Jef Mallett for August 26, 2013
August 25, 2013
August 27, 2013
Transcript:
Caulfield: Whoo! There's enough summer behind me to feel exhausted, but not nearly enough left ahead of me to relax! Mr. Spaetzle: You're going to love middle age. Caulfield: I like how his own non sequiturs make him roll his eyes. Frazz: Is that what Mr. Spaetzle was doing?
jnik23260 about 11 years ago
Mr. Spaetzle is going to love old age!
curmudgeon68 about 11 years ago
I’d like to have back all the money I wasted between the age of 18 and now. (65)
matzam Premium Member about 11 years ago
how is his statement a non sequitur? it makes sense to me
Rush Strong Premium Member about 11 years ago
“I wish I had the money and knowledge at 18 that I have now.”
Sigh. I DO have the money and knowledge now that I had when I was 18 . . .
Radical-Knight about 11 years ago
I know this is pointless… but if I could just go back and start over, and anytime I even think about marriage, someone pops up with a “Train-Wreck” image to discourage frivolous ventures.
JaneMcLernon about 11 years ago
True that.
danketaz Premium Member about 11 years ago
Maybe Frazz can get a song out of this. It worked for Cat Stevens.
matzam Premium Member about 11 years ago
non sequiter essentially means ‘it dosent make sense’. I think he should have used irony to convey the thought.
Jacki14 about 11 years ago
Actually, non sequitur means “it does not follow”, in other words the thought does not logically proceed from what has just been said. In this case, Caulfield just doesn’t realize that it follows perfectly.
JP Steve Premium Member about 11 years ago
You should share philosophies with Charlie Brown!