I once decided to read Edmund Spenser’s “The Faerie Queene” straight through (the Elizabethan equivalent of binge-watching. A couple of days in, I discovered I was having a lot of trouble forming sentences without having them come out in iambic pentameter.
Superfrog about 1 year ago
Some of the metaphors were offensive and the alliteration was a bit hard to take as well.
dadoctah about 1 year ago
I once decided to read Edmund Spenser’s “The Faerie Queene” straight through (the Elizabethan equivalent of binge-watching. A couple of days in, I discovered I was having a lot of trouble forming sentences without having them come out in iambic pentameter.
Weirdest form of ADHD I’ve ever experienced.
Zykoic about 1 year ago
Executives get a stock option, workers get a job option.
jel354 about 1 year ago
Rap battles on the job.
blackman2732 about 1 year ago
Briefly possessed by the spirit of Dr. Seuss?
davanden about 1 year ago
…and I’m not sure what this strip is about.
waes-hael about 1 year ago
Danes, in the Viking Age, used to speak in rhyme. He’s just channeling his ancestors!
mistercatworks about 1 year ago
I don’t know but I’ve told
His managing style is getting old
tvstevie about 1 year ago
WHAT rhyme(s)?
ars731 about 1 year ago
You should go see an doctor about that
xaingo about 1 year ago
Next time I’ll bet more subdued. The speech will shorter too, in haiku.
christelisbetty about 1 year ago
SHOUT SHOUT, Let it all out;……
Earthling Premium Member about 1 year ago
Bosses get a bad rap