Carolina has issues. Carr-o-leena? Seriously? I live in North Carolina, where we know how to properly pronounce the name, which happens to be one of the prettiest of the state names in the USA. When pronounced correctly, of course.
I have this sort of recurring daymare (yes, it’s a word—look it up) that a thousand years from now, all record of Shakespeare, Keats, Frost, etc. is lost and the only extant example of English verse is a scrap of liner notes containing “We are never ever getting back together.” Historians conclude that this must be our civilization’s greatest artistic achievement, and generations of students are forced to read and analyze it. Furthermore—ZING!
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 9 years ago
Gives new meaning to “swift retribution.”
Kim Metzger Premium Member about 9 years ago
So who makes a new movie when Taylor Swift casts a spell?
Olddog1 about 9 years ago
@Kim. Will Farrell.
Plods with ...™ about 9 years ago
Thanks guys. Another mystery solved.
Emmett Wayne about 9 years ago
Has anyone in the history of this strip EVER gone out with Melvin?
johnzakour Premium Member about 9 years ago
When Taylor uses her powers a Kardashian gets a new reality show.
mikel52 about 9 years ago
And still, so much more talented than you.
prince valiant Premium Member about 9 years ago
When T. Swift first came on the scene, I told a friend she looks a white goddess.
Kim Metzger Premium Member about 9 years ago
Hey. When I was the same age as many of the male Swifties, I thought the most beautiful, talented woman in the world was Nancy Sinatra.
ChrisV about 9 years ago
Taylor’s a witch? Well, that explains a lot!
corpcasselbury about 9 years ago
Carolina has issues. Carr-o-leena? Seriously? I live in North Carolina, where we know how to properly pronounce the name, which happens to be one of the prettiest of the state names in the USA. When pronounced correctly, of course.
jeffbacon12357 about 9 years ago
Finally, I know the correct pronunciation of Caro – lee – na’s name. Peace at last.
tsandl about 9 years ago
I have this sort of recurring daymare (yes, it’s a word—look it up) that a thousand years from now, all record of Shakespeare, Keats, Frost, etc. is lost and the only extant example of English verse is a scrap of liner notes containing “We are never ever getting back together.” Historians conclude that this must be our civilization’s greatest artistic achievement, and generations of students are forced to read and analyze it. Furthermore—ZING!
Oink! Oink oink. Squeee! Grunt.
RalphZIggy about 9 years ago
so that is with “a” pronounced “ah” and a rolled R?