Whoa! You can say “sleep with” in a family comic strip? Sure, I know the phrase can be meant in an innocent way too, but I think we know what’s meant here. =)
How does Agnes learn about these things? Certainly not from the people in the trailer court. Thanks for the pictures x-tech. And actually, no, I don’t know how kids were back in1435 – but I will take your word for it.
Well, you COULD sleep with it. You can take the script and put it in your bed and sleep with it. And if it’s on paper? Well, I’ve known people to eat paper, too.
Pharmakeus Ubik over 7 years ago
When you get done with that, start on the Necronomicon next.
x_Tech over 7 years ago
Agnes, you’re too young for that stuff. You gotta wait til you’re in seventh grade like the kid what wrote it during science class.
x_Tech over 7 years ago
He was suppose to be studying not creating poison plants for his Dungeons and Dragons game. But you know how kids were back in 1435.
Katsuro Premium Member over 7 years ago
Whoa! You can say “sleep with” in a family comic strip? Sure, I know the phrase can be meant in an innocent way too, but I think we know what’s meant here. =)
rshive over 7 years ago
What is it? A menu for the deli down on Voynich Street?
Perkycat over 7 years ago
How does Agnes learn about these things? Certainly not from the people in the trailer court. Thanks for the pictures x-tech. And actually, no, I don’t know how kids were back in1435 – but I will take your word for it.
bookworm0812 over 7 years ago
Well, you COULD sleep with it. You can take the script and put it in your bed and sleep with it. And if it’s on paper? Well, I’ve known people to eat paper, too.
ChessPirate over 7 years ago
Well, you could blow it up, so, someone in the trailer court might have had it at one time… briefly…
ladylagomorph76 over 7 years ago
And the Voynich Manuscript was in Google news about a week ago. Sort of a challenge.
Pharmakeus Ubik over 7 years ago
Agnes is just as real as the Necronomicon.