Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for February 12, 2023

It is a little known fact that Mary Poppins was a Hufflepuff.

Supercalifragi…eh…uh…what? Why that such a preposteridiculudicrous word!

I was afraid I missed some news. I thought this was a tribute strip. It’s amazing that both Julie and Dick are still alive.

Moving up the corporate bannister rail is a bit slipperier than the corporate ladder, but the view is better (Not-the-lead-dog view).

Certainly she’s practical. Why, she’s practically perfect in every way!

Thirty six if you have several and need the plural or adverb form.

Rita’s mood today seems quite atrocious.

Careful, Rita, or you won’t get any sugar to help the medicine go down.

“Umm diddle diddle um dil-eye”

Some little known facts about Gandhi. Being someone who walked everywhere, he had heavy calluses on his feet. He frequent fasting to a toll on his health and gave him bad breath. He was a Supercallusedfragilemystichexedbyhalitosis.

Who keeps putting chalk drawings on the floor?

Being practically perfect sometimes engenders envy. Also, she loved looking at herself in mirrors. Her powers, which she always denied having, rival or exceed Dana’s.

Trouble that supercali- etc. etc. isn’t a word. I mean, it can’t be a word. Words don’t have derivational affixes in mid-word.

I had the original recording of the “Mary Poppins” soundtrack and the word original ended with “docus.” Someone realized it would be pronounced with a hard "c"and changed the end to “docious.” I learned this change when I was a teacher trying to show my students I knew how to spell the word.

If you ask me, all this talk is floccinaucinihilipilification (a useless act) …

Fun, though!