“Do agnostics believe in god?” great line Jennifer, I must confess i love the lateral coments you use to do in the strip. They are both certain and short
When all else fails or is uncertain, people turn for consolation to the absolute and enduring rocks of human life - God and ice cream!
“Do agnostics beleive in God” - heh, like striving for another way of saying “is the Pope a Catholic?”, but one that doesn’t quite work… “agnostics belive there may or may not be a God” may be more accurate but conveys less force or certainty, as if what’s really being said is “I may or may not believe in eating ice cream in your company” - a lovely nuance of meaning there!
Well, the Bible tells us that Heaven is a place where milk and honey doth flow in profusion. Good ice-cream is a dairy product. Italians make the world’s best ice-cream and are God-fearing Catholics. Heaven shall therefore truly be blessed for those who are into dairy produce of all kinds.
It is very possible rabbits go to heaven. but I’d just be rabbiting on if I went into detail….
ottod. what I see there is not a separable prefix verb (which we do have in English - it’s just not a common construction) - it’s an elision of the reflexive pronoun.
“Want to come with?” may not be proper grammar, but it’s common idiom. Fictional dialogue should reflect how people actually speak, not how they should speak…
margueritem over 14 years ago
Better go without her, Mona…
Sisyphos over 14 years ago
[@Donna] Well, do they? Huh?!
If Donna can’t make it, I’m sure M. Smokey would enjoy a stroll in the park!
Adamantius over 14 years ago
“Do agnostics believe in god?” great line Jennifer, I must confess i love the lateral coments you use to do in the strip. They are both certain and short
AgProv over 14 years ago
When all else fails or is uncertain, people turn for consolation to the absolute and enduring rocks of human life - God and ice cream!
“Do agnostics beleive in God” - heh, like striving for another way of saying “is the Pope a Catholic?”, but one that doesn’t quite work… “agnostics belive there may or may not be a God” may be more accurate but conveys less force or certainty, as if what’s really being said is “I may or may not believe in eating ice cream in your company” - a lovely nuance of meaning there!
lewisbower over 14 years ago
There’s ice cream in Heaven? Where’s the confession booth?
The missing M. Smokey over 14 years ago
I like the park. They have rabbits! I can check out the bunny girls as well as the human babes.
AgProv over 14 years ago
Well, the Bible tells us that Heaven is a place where milk and honey doth flow in profusion. Good ice-cream is a dairy product. Italians make the world’s best ice-cream and are God-fearing Catholics. Heaven shall therefore truly be blessed for those who are into dairy produce of all kinds.
It is very possible rabbits go to heaven. but I’d just be rabbiting on if I went into detail….
runar over 14 years ago
She’s a dyslexic agnostic. She hasn’e made up her mind about the existence of dogs.
ottod Premium Member over 14 years ago
“Want to come with…?” Who? What? If you’re not German or from Minnesota or Wisconsin, DON’T DO THAT. We don’t have separable prefix verbs in English.
arsmall over 14 years ago
duuuuuhhhh…I dunno know…
runar over 14 years ago
ottod. what I see there is not a separable prefix verb (which we do have in English - it’s just not a common construction) - it’s an elision of the reflexive pronoun.
fritzoid Premium Member over 14 years ago
“Want to come with?” may not be proper grammar, but it’s common idiom. Fictional dialogue should reflect how people actually speak, not how they should speak…
arsmall over 14 years ago
You are a serious NUT shytimes2!!! LOL!