I'm not even basing this on the stereotype of the teenager who thinks all adults are foobs, and who has to be dragged into anything an adult suggests kicking and screaming. It's just the way a 14 y/o is wired: their mind is on a different plane from that of an adult, and they just don't want to disrupt their own routine, whatever that routine is. I think this strip would have been more plausible two years ago.
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Sunday, July 24
I'm not even basing this on the stereotype of the teenager who thinks all adults are foobs, and who has to be dragged into anything an adult suggests kicking and screaming. It's just the way a 14 y/o is wired: their mind is on a different plane from that of an adult, and they just don't want to disrupt their own routine, whatever that routine is. I think this strip would have been more plausible two years ago.
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(The remainder of) Week of January 7, 2008
I had planned to do this when I resumed blog duties, but I forgot because it didn't come up for so long. It's a week of flashbacks, or it looks as if…
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Wednesday, January 2
I don't know what's going on with Yahoo. Think maybe they've dropped Foob entirely?…
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Wednesday, December 26
Panel 1: See, it's like we were talking about. Lovely dinner, thanks. That could be any two people talking; it's totally inconsequential. It's like…
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(The remainder of) Week of January 7, 2008
I had planned to do this when I resumed blog duties, but I forgot because it didn't come up for so long. It's a week of flashbacks, or it looks as if…
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Wednesday, January 2
I don't know what's going on with Yahoo. Think maybe they've dropped Foob entirely?…
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Wednesday, December 26
Panel 1: See, it's like we were talking about. Lovely dinner, thanks. That could be any two people talking; it's totally inconsequential. It's like…
