Recap - Thursday 04 May 2006

[NHJ BV]

http://au.ozyandmillie.net/2006/om20060504.html

(hasn't propagated to all mirrors yet)

I think this one classifies for "most text in any panel ever"

[Tum0spoo]

Hehe, that's cute. I can't see millie being a mean teenager. I'm 16 and I talk to my mom. =^.^=

Anyway, I wonder how fast she said that. I tried reading it really fast, and hurt my leg. Don't ask me how, I just did.

[Tom Flapwell]

I think this one classifies for "most text in any panel ever"

For O&M, anyway. C&H is one comic that has O&M's record beat in that regard. But not for the length of one sentence with no commas.

Our subways do not smell funny!

[The MAZZTer]

I've never noticed the Boston T smelling... however portions of it are in need of a complete overhaul (which it'll never get because so many people rely on it for transport).

And this comic = <3.

[Bocaj Claw]

Yes they do.

When I was a teenager (technically still am I guess) I talked to my mom. Of course, a good deal of what I said made no sense but I've never been interested in business.

Also, yay! They've returned to Seattle or something.

[DesertFoxCat]

She forgot the dead giant squid.
And the mock-up of Skylab (or was it Mir?).
And the round road things!

[Niko123000]

I've never noticed the Boston T smelling... however portions of it are in need of a complete overhaul (which it'll never get because so many people rely on it for transport).

well there now getting the Charlie tickets or whatever, and thanks to them ill never be able to ride the Train again. I can't understand the charlie tickets.

[Fritz]

They're back!

I think this one classifies for "most text in any panel ever"

I was thinking that exact same thing when reading it!

[The MAZZTer]

well there now getting the Charlie tickets or whatever, and thanks to them ill never be able to ride the Train again. I can't understand the charlie tickets.

That has nothing to do with anything I mentioned, but while you mentioned it...

It's alot easier to stick a card in your wallet than have a bunch of tokens loose in your pocket. Plus, I can put as many "tokens" on my card as I want. And the card has a nifty drawing on it.

The "point" is the currency is no longer a tangible object, but numbers in a database somewhere, and your card just represents your record in that database. It's another step toward a completely digital monetary system.

Plus, look how HAPPY it makes me ^_^

[Niko123000]

<--- is scared

[Richard K Niner]

It's alot easier to stick a card in your wallet than have a bunch of tokens loose in your pocket. Plus, I can put as many "tokens" on my card as I want. And the card has a nifty drawing on it.

I'd rather have tokens, because it's a lot easier to keep track of my remaining balance with them. And borrow them from friends when I'm short.

[The MAZZTer]

Yeah well the token ones don't go BRAMP BRAMP when some poor fool doesn't put in his card right.

And umm... I tend to lose small coins >.>

[Richard K Niner]

Yeah well the token ones don't go BRAMP BRAMP when some poor fool doesn't put in his card right.

And umm... I tend to lose small coins >.>

This is what a coin pouch is for. And since it's very hard to insert a token incorrectly, the turnstiles can run faster with them.

[The MAZZTer]

Well I don't put my card in incorrectly and umm I uhhh digital currency... umm... generic buzzwords...

HEY LOOK OVER THERE!!! ---->

yoink *runs*

[Richard K Niner]

*yoinks back*

Next time, wait until I look the other way