cyn·i·cal
Adjective:
1. Believing that people are motivated by self-interest; distrustful of human sincerity or integrity.
2. Doubtful as to whether something will happen or is worthwhile.
The funny thing is..typing into Google “define cyncial” is how I found this comic lol. Since than I been reading the comic 😛 from the first one to now…I have a long way to go to finish this 😛
I just want to know what’s powering it. Not the kind of nit I’d normally pick, but there’s a clearly visible outlet which it obviously isn’t connected to.
Just noticed: the wall sockets are for European-type three-pronged plugs. I know Seattle uses US-type two-pronged plugs but I don’t know which type Canada uses. Or which type Ozy’s dwelling might have —
Who’s stupid? The globe or the fox?
cyn·i·cal
Adjective:
1. Believing that people are motivated by self-interest; distrustful of human sincerity or integrity.
2. Doubtful as to whether something will happen or is worthwhile.
Cite thine source, sir!
The dictionary?
Probably Google
Probably Google.
I used to have the shirt of this strip, but I seem to have lost it. Poop
The funny thing is..typing into Google “define cyncial” is how I found this comic lol. Since than I been reading the comic 😛 from the first one to now…I have a long way to go to finish this 😛
I notice the Western Hemisphere is displayed as “Stupid”.
This isnt much of a surprise, considering our current state
Well, no, Mazanec. Since Millie is facing us, the arrow is actually pointing at the South Pacific!
Hey! a lava lamp! I remember those, I even had one. Fun!
I just want to know what’s powering it. Not the kind of nit I’d normally pick, but there’s a clearly visible outlet which it obviously isn’t connected to.
Probably a different outlet not in the picture?
Yes, I think you did so perfectly well.
Just noticed: the wall sockets are for European-type three-pronged plugs. I know Seattle uses US-type two-pronged plugs but I don’t know which type Canada uses. Or which type Ozy’s dwelling might have —
I’m in Kansas and I have three-pronged plugs.
Hard to tell even zoomed in, but those could easily be US-style three-prong plugs. Any structure built in the last few decades would likely have them.