Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 17, 2023

A little off the mark

It would drive me nuts in no time.

They might actually getmore work out of Adam!

Doubtful, he’ll hit the keys just to hear what kind of sound he can get out of them!!!

I’m betting the “Best! Keyboard! Ever!” comment is actually from Adam, not Clayton.

chapeau Clayton!

Im safe from this prank

I use my tablet mostly for reading comics, which due to my schedule is usually while the rest of the house is asleep

My granddaughter might think it was funny, but if it woke grandma she wouldn’t think That was funny

All I can say is click, click, click, click…

This is why my computer has no speakers.

I’ve heard of touch typing but sound typing?

The Law of Unintended Consequences at work…

ka-snort

yeah, that look says it all. :]

Adam may never get up from his computer.

We once physically moved the keys on a co-worker’s keyboard, that was pretty amusing for a few minutes.

Is there a “fart” key?

Well, whadaya know, Adam just wrote the Soundtrack for the next Lego Movie! ☺

You have to be careful how many languages you expect a child to learn. When I was young, I was being taught French at school and German by my mum. I had problems at school when I kept putting German words in my French sentences. Turns out I can only handle two languages at once: In this case English and French. With my kids growing up, it was English and Teletubbies.

Before there was much security on personal computers I rigged a coworkers PC, who was a WSU grad, so that every time an email came in the UW fight song played.

Those kids love pranking the Dad!

I’m thinking Adam actually hates it, but doesn’t want to give Clayton the satisfaction.

I want one of those keyboards!

By all the evidence, the second balloon in panel four is intended for Adam (off-panel), not Clayton.

Isn’t that bubble pointing the wrong way? Shouldn’t it pointing towards Adam?

I was watching for a time a TV show about a deaf one who worked for the FBI (based on a true story of same – the actress’s husband who is also deaf won an Oscar last year) and have been trying to remember some of the signs for various things such as thank you, please and the like.