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   Margueritem said, 15 days ago

   Oy…my head is spinning…

2. 

   rayannina said, 15 days ago

   Better a spinning head than an empty one.

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   jukeofurl said, 15 days ago

   What a twit…

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   wndrwrthg said, 14 days ago

   Well, at least he has something to look forward to.

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   Richard said, 14 days ago

   That’s gonna ruin his whole day.

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   NebulousRikulau said, 14 days ago

   But if the tweet can reenter the timestream at any point, what prevents the individual bits in the tweet to be individually randomly strewn timewise, scrambling the message and avoiding paradox?

   Oh, right. That would violate the First Law of Comedic Physics. Only When It’s Funny.

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   Johanan Rakkav said, 14 days ago

   How well we’ve been conditioned to think of death as anything but death.

   Sorry, but that’s tragicomic to me if to no one else, and it’s the best I can come up with right now. (yawns from lack of sleep)

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   Doctor Toon said, 14 days ago

   I tried to live each day as if it might be my last.
   The laundry and dishes started piling up.
   Why should I bother doing them if it’s my last day on earth?

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   jack75287 said, 14 days ago

   In a funny way this is very smart. In the end we are all responsible for what we do and the mess we make for ourselvs. Still with Brewster’s brain being Wet Vac every two weeks I wonder if this is a good example.

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    SherlockWatson said, 14 days ago

    It’s nice to know that, when twits die, they take their twittering devices with them. Saves us the trouble of stomping on them.

    PS: “Meanwhile, yesterday,” is one of the best captions I’ve ever read.

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    Dracip said, 14 days ago

    Hey, that means he should have known he was in Limbo, so why did he ask where he was when he got there? (Nov. 3)

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    Roger said, 14 days ago

    OK - now I’M confused. Is this actually today’s comic, or is it tomorrow’s, or was it yesterday’s?

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    Ray C said, 14 days ago

    What’s all this? Two physicians caused Brewster’s early demise? Isn’t that against the hypnocricket oath?

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    Just plain Steve said, 14 days ago

    And that’s the paradox (or quartet of vets.)

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    notbugme said, 14 days ago

    Tim must read Drabble. There was a sequence, earlier this year about Norman getting text messages from his future self, including one telling him to take Ralph to the hospital. Good thing, too, as Ralph had appendicitis.

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    pbarnrob said, 14 days ago

    Haiku has its place
    It is lyric’ly pretty
    But it’s just not prose.