Living History June 13th

[Bocaj Claw]

http://www.ozyandmillie.org/d/20070613.html

The fruit usually is on the bottom. The important thing is to not forget the plastic spoon and to always ask for granola to sprinkle on the top. Its free of charge and probably stale, so you have nothing to lose.

[Svix]

I hated encountering fruit bits as a child, it was shocking and nasty.

I'm enjoying the borderless bubble, silver birch and the fox expressions.

[VenM2]

I prefer yogurt that doesn't have big chunks of fruit in it. Ruins the feeling. Well for some reason I am always familiar and liking the Ozy face in #2. That expression we don't see often. Heck he barely faces the camera.

[Richard K Niner]

"You didn't warn me."
"I did, actually."

[Doc Sigma]

I enjoy eating fruit-on-the-bottom yogurt WITHOUT mixing it up.

[Sage]

I wonder if there are times when Llewellyn was relevant...

[Tabris_The_17th]

I hated Yogurt with any kind of fruit in it as a child. Now I enjoy it.

More proof Millie only hears what she wants to hear.

[Doc Sigma]

I wonder if there are times when Llewellyn was relevant...

Wouldn't that cause one of those universe-ending temporal maelstroms?

[Lissou]

Interesting. I've never had yogurt with fruit on the bottom. the fruit is mixed in, or there is no fruit and you add jam. Then, of course, jam is on the top, and as they don't leave enough room in the jar, you need to eat unsweetened yogurt first, or it will spill.

[Sage]

Or you can go get a bowl of ice cream.

mmm

[Bocaj Claw]

I think it is wonderful (provoking feelings of wonder) that the discussion so far has mostly been about yoguart. Something like that really makes my day. For the record, the vinyl one, I like fruit bits in yoguart but I never really eat that much yoguart. But my lifelong ambition is to kill the danimals drinkable yoguart monkey.

[Llewthepoet]

Yogurt is SO great!

[CameronCN]

Interesting. I've never had yogurt with fruit on the bottom. the fruit is mixed in, or there is no fruit and you add jam. Then, of course, jam is on the top, and as they don't leave enough room in the jar, you need to eat unsweetened yogurt first, or it will spill.

Fruit on the bottom must be an American thing.

[Praadur]

Is it wrong that I can see a metaphor for greatness in Llewelyn's accidental divigation about yoghurt?

A 'fruit' could quite easily be an eccentric person, as greatness is rarely recognised within its own time, great people are often seen as either eccentric or crazy. For that reason, it's also likely that they'll go unnoticed, they'll be unsung heroes. So either they'll only be remembered many years after their time, or maybe even never at all.

I know, I really need to stop seeing metaphors in everything.

Anyway, it's good to see Llewelyn again, and equally so to hear him spouting his usual silly nonsense. I do like the Dragons of DCS's Universe, they're neither snooty or feral. They're just really goofy, and that's a good thing. Oh if only more Dragons were like that.

[Tom Flapwell]

Perhaps Ozy and Millie have different ideas of what "warn" means. After all, Ozy didn't specify (on stage in this strip, anyway) what might cause her to regret her decision to ask Llewellyn.

Personally, I wouldn't have regretted it just yet. Llewellyn's awkwardness, unlike most, is pretty cool.