Frazz by Jef Mallett for March 12, 2020

Tempus fugit is Latin for Time flies, though I question whether fugit is pronounced fudge it.

That was funny!

Jef Mallett one, Steven Pastis several million.

Nothing like a good feghoot to brighten up the day.

Well as Einstein showed, Time is relative after all.

Let’s give Mrs O some credit here — she slipped in a little academic math vocabulary along with the feghoot. BRAVA!

The TickCounter website allows you to set up a countdown timer to any particular moment in the future, like this:

https://www.tickcounter.com/countdown/1611151200000/america-new_york/yodhms/FFFFFF3B5998000000FF0000/Time_Until_Trump_Leaves_Office

84 & still learning more from great comments. Made my day more interesting!

3 days to set up a pun? Pastis will be impressed!

I’m with you, Mrs. Olsen. My number is 354.

Time fly’s like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.

Stephan Pastis is having a bad influence on you.

I love how this strip helps me with my literacy.

Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.

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16 hrs · Sure, Latin is a dead language, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still flog it a bit.

Tempus fugit is Latin for “Time Flies” that Caulfield uses to make a joke. Nice one really.A bit of a pun there too.

This is such a fishy pun. Cod help me.