FoxTrot by Bill Amend for October 10, 2021

Good try, Jason.

This one has worked on several occasions:

“OK, this is a demonstration of a centering eastern practice. Get on your knees here beside me” (you get on your knees too). “Now lean forward until you can place your arms flat on the floor in front of you.” (demonstrate) “Now, as you raise your body and arms, and put them back repeat after me…”

“I know my heart”

“I know my mind”

“I know that I”

“Stick up behind!”

Monty Python, anyone?

Kid needs to work on his phishing technique.

We were all waiting with pencil in hand.

Nice try, Jason. Should’ve added more questions that were more complex to match it.

Roger probably doesn’t know it without looking.

Today’s classic Sunday strip we’re missing:

https://www.gocomics.com/foxtrot/2000/10/08

I thought at first it was leading into a Mad-Libs story.

I thought it was CVV code?

He has caught on to those Facebook data mining frauds like asking you what animal you are from a list of months/animals so they can start to guess your birthdate.

Bucky-esque ploy.

“Cartoonist wins ‘Sexiest Genius’ title”… ☺

Dad can’t remember without looking on the back of the card, Jason!

Would have been easier to sneak to Roger’s room where his wallet surely is, and check the CVV for himself.

Knowing Roger, he probably doesn’t know his credit card’s CCV number off the top of his head, anyway.

Phishing in IRL. Roger didn’t fall for it.

“What. . . is the air speed velocity of an unladen swallow?” “African or European?” AAAAAAAAAAUGHHHH!

As long as Jason is after his dad’s CCV, and not his CCW, we’ll be ok.

164…did I win?

I make up fake answers for every site. Just like a password, once a site gets hacked, thieves can try it on other sites.

Wasn’t that test developed by Paige?

Given that this is Roger, he probably doesn’t know it.

Jason, it’s written on the behind of the card, you don’t need to ask for it.