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Adam: Okay. This thing is writing itself. I can't believe people get paid to write kids' books. Kids will be dazzled by my brilliance. Look at my forward. Nick: "Thanks to the noble commitee for their consideration." What the- It's spelled N-O-B-E-L!
rojorocks almost 13 years ago
And for the McCarther Genuiouse Award…
Destiny23 almost 13 years ago
But Spell Check didn’t have a problem with “Noble”!
Destiny23 almost 13 years ago
But Spell Check didn’t have a problem with “Noble”!
Lacy K. almost 13 years ago
It’s an honest mistake.
bethhuber110 almost 13 years ago
It’s called the “foreword”
techrat_77 almost 13 years ago
It’s also spelled “F-O-R-E-W-O-R-D”
NE1956 almost 13 years ago
The editors will forward Adam’s noble foreword to the Nobel Committee. Or not.
DonVanni almost 13 years ago
Don’t forget the Pullet Surprise.
geofisiks almost 13 years ago
Does he mean “Foreword” in the third panel?
Maybe I’m mistaken. lol
psychlady almost 13 years ago
What he spells and that he means could be two different things.
Doctor11 almost 13 years ago
I’m with Nick, and this isn’t going to end well.
JoePhan almost 13 years ago
Adam, you deserve the Nobel Prize just as much as the President did. (Be fair, people, the President never claimed he’d earned it; at most, he hoped he’d turn out to deserve it.)
gocomicsmember almost 13 years ago
As a professional typesetter, I can confirm that all too many people (even educators, who should know better) send in manuscripts with their foreword titled “Forward.” I sometimes feel like screaming to the world that as a noun, a “forward” is what you get when someone passes a message they have received on to you. The “WORD” (expression of the author’s intent) that goes beFORE the rest of the book needs to be properly titled. Clever of the cartoonist to sneak this pet peeve of mine in, and I wonder how many people never even noticed?!