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   Clark Kent said, 9 months ago

   The camera saw the real rita. She’s the devil in disguise.
   (I just realized that’s an Elvis song, devil in disguise)
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   Dennis Wiles said, 9 months ago

   In this strip I think I see my self in Rita and thats scary. Often when I’m trying to learn something new or need advice on fixing something my brother and my mother usually tell me it would be easier and quiker if they did it them selves unstead of teaching me to do it. I often want to learn something and I tend to over complicate things. Its funny sometimes.
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   vwdualnomand said, 9 months ago

   doesn’t the iphone do that?
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   Ralph Ziggy said, 9 months ago

   just poke her in the eyes three-stooges style, then she’ll match the picture
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   Lazarus Long said, 9 months ago

   When I look at family pictures from when I was a kid, all of the shots of my dog, Max, have red eyes. Hardly ever people but always with my Dog. Max wasn’t evil. He was a saint with four legs. I still miss him.
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   Thomas Scott Roberts said, 9 months ago

   @Lazarus Long

   Dog eyes are more reflective inside than the eyes of humans. It allows them to see better at night- although their daytime eyesight isn’t as sharp as ours. And apparently they don’t see in B&W, they’re red/green color blind. So they do see blue and yellow. But yeah, they’ll get the red eye effect faster.
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   phritzg said, 9 months ago

   Our cat Jake’s eyes glow red when a light is shined into them.
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   Thomas Scott Roberts said, 9 months ago

   @phritzg

   Cat eyes are the same story as dog eyes. They have ‘mirrors’ in them that collect more light, for heightened night vision. The drawback again is that this makes daytime vision less effective.
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   burleigh2 said, 9 months ago

   @Dennis Wiles

   Not for them, apparently. ;-)
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    Night-Gaunt49 said, 9 months ago

    Rita the eternal pain in the ass and cerebral cortex.
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