Frazz by Jef Mallett for November 18, 2012
Transcript:
Caulfield: Do they really think choosing between lettered bubbles is an accurate representation of intelligence in a nuanced world? Frazz: Maybe. When I was in high school, a test like that steered my future. This particular exam had bubbles that went A to G. Caulfield: That's what I call excessive. Frazz: It's what I call an octave. Turn the test sideways... Caulfield: ...and you essentially have a blank page of sheet music! Frazz: And a much more interesting way to spend two hours. Caulfield: And that's when you knew you were meant to be a songwriter! Frazz: Well, that's when the guidance counselor ruled out everything else.
“Lettered Bubbles”??? Don’t get it. All I can think of is either a test in comic book form or a well-educated stripper.