from yesterday - cobass, thank you for explaining the squirrel. I checked out the link you included. I understand now and, like everyone else, lol.
There are poems about Newark Airport. They are just painted on buildings in Newark. AND trust me, you don’t want to go there.
Thomas Love Peacock RULES!!
just read The Misfortunes of Elphin.
Strip was good too
But…
gulph?? GULPH?? izzat brit speak for GULF?? no biggie…I get the idea, just never seen that spelling before.
@prince: You just have to spend more time hanging out in 1842.
@debra4life: You’re quite welcome! Glad I could help.
princepavel: Liz’s spelling of it in the last panel is to echo the spelling used by Peacock in the closing lines of the poem: “that gulph unfathomably spread between the living and the dead.”
debra4life50 over 14 years ago
from yesterday - cobass, thank you for explaining the squirrel. I checked out the link you included. I understand now and, like everyone else, lol.
zero over 14 years ago
There are poems about Newark Airport. They are just painted on buildings in Newark. AND trust me, you don’t want to go there.
Richard Howland-Bolton Premium Member over 14 years ago
Thomas Love Peacock RULES!!
just read The Misfortunes of Elphin.
Strip was good too
But…
Thomas Love Peacock RULES!!
princepavel over 14 years ago
gulph?? GULPH?? izzat brit speak for GULF?? no biggie…I get the idea, just never seen that spelling before.
Thomas H Wolper over 14 years ago
@prince: You just have to spend more time hanging out in 1842.
CoBass over 14 years ago
@debra4life: You’re quite welcome! Glad I could help.
Pab Sungenis creator over 14 years ago
princepavel: Liz’s spelling of it in the last panel is to echo the spelling used by Peacock in the closing lines of the poem: “that gulph unfathomably spread between the living and the dead.”