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Timulty has an answer for everything.

Booger!

I'm not allowed to say the word "freakin'" and I'm seventeen years old.

I'm not allowed to say the word "freakin'" and I'm seventeen years old.

Not allowed by whom? Your parent(s)/guardian(s)? Teachers? Both?

This is one of those series that reminds me that while Timulty is usually a fun part of the comic, he wouldn't be much fun to have around in RL. Boring little bugger.

"Millie grows irritated," sounds like a more appropriate title to me.

I'm not allowed to say the word "freakin'" and I'm seventeen years old.

Really, that's not even a bad word. My history teacher called our class "freakin' friggers who can't even be freaking be quiet and do their freakin' work."

I actually think that in this and the previous strip, Timulty is, in a way, expressing the views of the average voter, or at least himself. If one decides to take the response 'booger' to mean a certain distaste of the word given, then what he could really be saying is this:
'I dislike social security, health care, and the war in Iraq makes me sick to my stomach, however, Kleenex is cool, and I think the batmobile in the old movies sucks.'
I'm not sure about the batmobile thing, actually, but it makes sense in a way.

I actually think that in this and the previous strip, Timulty is, in a way, expressing the views of the average voter, or at least himself. If one decides to take the response 'booger' to mean a certain distaste of the word given, then what he could really be saying is this:
'I dislike social security, health care, and the war in Iraq makes me sick to my stomach, however, Kleenex is cool, and I think the batmobile in the old movies sucks.'
I'm not sure about the batmobile thing, actually, but it makes sense in a way.

LOOKING WAY TOO FAR INTO IT ALERT

WEEWOO WEEWOO

I actually think that in this and the previous strip, Timulty is, in a way, expressing the views of the average voter, or at least himself. If one decides to take the response 'booger' to mean a certain distaste of the word given, then what he could really be saying is this:
'I dislike social security, health care, and the war in Iraq makes me sick to my stomach, however, Kleenex is cool, and I think the batmobile in the old movies sucks.'
I'm not sure about the batmobile thing, actually, but it makes sense in a way.

LOOKING WAY TOO FAR INTO IT ALERT

WEEWOO WEEWOO

Yeah, that's what I told him while we were making out sandwiches. That, and pepperoncini is good with smoked turkey and cheddar.

Yeah, you guys are probably right, it was just an idea though, something that hit me when I read the strip. Pepperoncini IS good with smoked turkey by the way.

I'm not allowed to say the word "freakin'" and I'm seventeen years old.

That's pretty freakin' lame.

I'm not allowed to say the word "freakin'" and I'm seventeen years old.

That's pretty freakin' lame.

You stole my freakin' line!!!


(Oh, and javs, you could say "friggin." You could say that the spelling is different... )

I'm not allowed to say the word "freakin'" and I'm seventeen years old.

Not allowed by whom? Your parent(s)/guardian(s)? Teachers? Both?

Just my mom, really. My dad says it all the time and then taunts me by saying "OOPS, YOU AREN'T ALLOWED TO SAY THAT WORD HEHEHE."

Why not? Would she rather you say the word it is a non-curse substitute for?

I'm not allowed to say the word "freakin'" and I'm seventeen years old.

Really, that's not even a bad word. My history teacher called our class "freakin' friggers who can't even be freaking be quiet and do their freakin' work."

In the ninth grade teacher my geometry teacher called us "a bunch of pantsless morons who constantly bitch and moan."

True story. He wasn't happy with us that day.

And my mom swears more than I do so I have never been censored ever, even when I was like 4.