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  • michael
    November 18, 2010

    Second-to-last pane/pain particularly poignant for an internet addict. :(

  • RichterShale
    November 18, 2010

    At least we’ve lost our fear of outsiders. Now we give them our credit card numbers in exchange for bits and bobs made by tiny fingers.

  • elephantschild
    November 18, 2010

    “its’?” Does anyone else see that wayward apostrophe in panel 5?

  • kittywithcurls
    November 18, 2010

    Ouch! Yeah, elephantschild, I came here hoping that it would turn out to be some joke I just didn’t get. Maybe it still is. Anyway… not that I’m a grammar nazi, but I AM an EFL teacher.

  • B
    November 18, 2010

    Sorry, stopped reading when I saw the Cheerwine reference and got giddy.

  • Dragonair
    November 18, 2010

    no, elephantschild, you are not the only one who saw that. that is one of the worst grammatical offences ever….

    *shudders slightly*

  • dangerian
    November 18, 2010

    Cheerwine is it like a big red?

  • J. Kyle H.
    November 18, 2010

    Cheerwine is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful cherry soda.

    http://www.itsasoftdrink.com/

    …they are trying way too hard to be hip since the last time I checked their website.

  • DoubleW
    November 18, 2010

    We still don’t like outsiders, but the outsiders are in a different time instead of a different place. Generational angst.

  • idkrash
    November 18, 2010

    primer

  • Emily
    November 18, 2010

    Question unrelated to today’s comic: Does anyone know whether or not the ‘mauvais dinosaur de decision’ shirt is a knock at Proust?
    Given Cat and Girl’s reiterated disgust for ISOLT, the use of French, reference to Paris, and the Albertine-like portrayal of BDD I’ve always thought it was, but also could just be reading way too much into that…

  • Bagel W Creamcheese
    November 18, 2010

    Ummm, elephantschild,
    * ITS, the possessive adjective and possessive pronoun form of the personal pronoun it

    * IT’S, a contraction of it is or it has

    one of the many English grammar exceptions.

  • luna
    November 18, 2010

    This comic speaks to a lunchtime realization had recently– all culture is repetitive and somewhat derivative; the only reason that our culture (by which I mean the post-dot com West) feels keenly aware of and generally disheartened by this mimetic process is because the people we’re emulating are still alive to tell us so.

  • a
    November 19, 2010

    I really like the idea that we regain the variety that is lost due to global monoculture, via an increased variety through time. :)

  • Erika
    November 19, 2010

    Is a whoopie pie like a whoopie cushion– you don’t want to sit on it? Oh wait, that’s pretty much any pie.

  • e
    November 19, 2010

    nostalgia seems to inform everything doesn’t it? little disheartening if you ask me.

  • e
    November 19, 2010

    ^^^^^^^^^^^^
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    a pair o’ pedantic peripedantics.

  • hooray
    November 20, 2010

    I live where whoopie pies come from! finally a cat and girl that appeals to my narrow and provincial understandings rather than to someone else’s

  • Weston
    November 23, 2010

    I like to dip my xenophobia fries into my xenophobia shake.

  • kate
    December 6, 2010

    Cheerwine is like carbonated cherry cough syrup.

    I come from the town where it was invented and grew up drinking it by the gallon.

  • Devon
    January 14, 2012

    thick fog of nostalgia, ahoy!

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