Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 07, 2016
February 06, 2016
February 08, 2016
Transcript:
Girl: Here's a nice quote: "Because you say something, ask yourself: (1) is it true? (2) Is it kind? (3) Is it necessary?" Socrates. Frazz: Is that true? Girl: Sure! I got it off......the internet. Frazz: "Two out of three ain't bad." Girl: My phone says that was either Meat Loaf or Fibonacci.
Bilan about 8 years ago
I’ll be a monkey’s uncle!I didn’t know Socrates was in the Rotary Club.
whiteheron about 8 years ago
1) But what is truth?2) What kind did you have in mind?3) Necessary for what or whom?
leons1701 about 8 years ago
Not really. 95% is more than half.
Earle H Landry about 8 years ago
Source, please. I have read the dialogs and do not recall such instructions from Socrates.
However, I have also read the Digha Nikaya and clearly remember that formula being urged by Gotama Buddha. Interesting if they each found the same criteria for speech: they were near contemporaries.pumaman about 8 years ago
I want youI need youBut there ain’t no way I’m ever gonna love youNow don’t be sadCause two out of three ain’t bad…
Richard Howland-Bolton Premium Member about 8 years ago
I’ve always wondered how Meat Loaf came up with his number sequence…
mkw Premium Member about 8 years ago
That’s because she’s eight. Normal behavior, except, of course, advanced material for comic effect.
A songwriter…it seems like it should to say “either Jim Steinman or Fibonacci,” but I suppose the recognition factor wouldn’t be good.
Jessica_D about 8 years ago
Frazz first panel:Caulfield – “What it is, Frazz!”Frazz – "So a philosopher, a mathematician and now the queen of soul walk into a strip…
kzturtlegirl about 8 years ago
@MikeG I found it quite useful when listening to “Turtle Songs of North America” by They Might Be Giants. The cry of the Tudlow makes me cry with laughter.