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🕑 Added 2017-12-04 03:20:18 +0000 UTC tilly 4 lyfe
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"they're" and "them" in this comic is still unclear to me -- does she mean her parents? Or her friends at the coffee shop? And when was Winslow supposed to have been more assertive with "them"? And when did "they" consult him on the matter? (Sorry to be obtuse!)
Gary Walker
Tilly uses they/them pronouns. Singular they, in current parlance, still takes the plural form of the verb "to be," "are." "Oh boy. Tilly is a lot!" "I'm sorry I wasn't more assertive with Tilly, ma'am."
Katherine Prewitt
I need this shirt. My husband agrees: we’ll need two.
Bill Robertson
Ok, I'm dense. I don't understand. Who or what are "a lot"? Help me out here, please.
Jumpy James Johnson Junior
No ma'amery here, mammalian or otherwise.
Trigon Manthree
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Gary Walker
Welcome to the Jam-elore.
Dan Isaacs
When is the Dogs shirt becoming purchasable?
Chris Gallaty
Need to mod this comic to be an animated gif, then have the image and text on Hanner's shirt flip from "Dogs - They're good" to "Tilly - They're alot"... perhaps have the pic change too, but just a few frames, every so often. Fight Club style. Really bring home the subliminal work there.
Oh lord. If this information finds its way to Brun, the puns will be dangerous.
Mark
I suppose "Ma'am-elore" isn't that close to "mammulae", the Latin word for "breasts", but I free-associated quickly from one to the other. BTW, if you didn't think it was possible to be rude in Latin, then check out this translation of the introduction to one of my favourite pieces, where the chorus of young men and women are declaring their love for each other in "forthright terms", as one coy program writer put it. <a href="http://www.duzan.org/gary/catulli_carmina.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://www.duzan.org/gary/catulli_carmina.html</a> Also, I love Winslow's expression in the last panel!
Not unless they're on Spookybot's level. (Other than Spookers, all AI's talk in square bubbles.) And in fact, on rereading yesterday's strip, I find Tillelore discussing childhood nicknames. Can't have a childhood nickname if you weren't a child, right?
SC
DOGS THEY'RE GOOD
Winslow has hit upon the perfect compromise. Tilly can call Hanners Ma'amelore!
Unanimous D
NO! Kitty's a bad kitty, NO!
Chris Heg
Are we sure they're not an AI?
They's the they that builds the boat And They's the they that sails her They's the they that catches the fish And brings them home to Liza...
Gary Walker
Also I'm now wondering if singular they should use singular contractions. They's.
Gary Walker
Ma'ammers.
Fart Captor
IT'S TOO LATE
Ma’am-elore made me giggle very loudly. Love it.
lilibat
NO
mooviies
They're a parcel of land.
Imppala
They're a lot? A lot of what?
Ma'am-elore <3
MikeT
Buuuuurn
Kyle Major
The nicknames are strong
Will Weaver
The puns. The puns, I tell you!
Celine Chamberlin
Ma'am-elore. It is written and can never be undone.