Thursday, September 23, 1999: Tag!

[NonsenseWords]

Well payed, Ozy. Well played.

[cougartiger]

Like this one! Made me LOL!

Also, it's interesting to note that in later arcs the couch world isn't presented as being so bizzare and just appears to resemble the 1600's.

Another observation: despite the reverse aging, Locke never actually acts like a mature adult. Yet, when he was "taller" and dating Ms. Mudd he did. Screwup on DCS' part or am I insane?

[Arloest]

This would have been a little bit funnier if Millie hadn't said anything at all and just looked at him weird in the last panel.

[Tom_Radigan]

Another observation: despite the reverse aging, Locke never actually acts like a mature adult. Yet, when he was "taller" and dating Ms. Mudd he did. Screwup on DCS' part or am I insane?

It would have been too inappropriate fpr Ms. Mudd-or any adult-to date somebody who acted like a small child.

[Bocaj Claw]

Despite regular aging, most adults in the O&M world don't act like mature adults. Compared to this crew, Locke is mature.

I'm impressed with my younger self for remembering that all of this started with a game of hide and seek. Rereading it now, I had entirely forgotten that.

The house with hands in the background is, I believe, based on a "dream object" I had built, for a college art class, the previous year. You don't really want to hear about the dream it was based on.

But when you put it like that, I kinda want to know.