Actually, I think Hanners will end up doing the store’s books, considering she’s helped out with that sort of thing before. Coffee of Doom will suddenly be fabulously profitable under Hanner’s financial management, and will open 3300 locations nationwide. Dora and Marten will retire in Antigua.
I’m guessing Angus will have all kindsa shit to learn if he beds Faye after Faye dating Sven. Seriously, Faye’s last benchmark for good lovin’ is her time with Sven, a license cockswain, so I can’t see Angus even matching that sort of performance without Faye giving gentle (or not so gentle) guidance.
Says you. I agree with Munch. Anytime I’ve ever heard of the alphabet trick, it’s tracing the letters. Besides, what do you mean too slow? To achieve your version, all you have to do is trace every letter to the rhythm of the alphabet. (I’m not actually sure what you mean by that… I’m going to assume you mean the Alphabet song)
Not that I’d heard of the Alphabet Trick before this strip, mind, but searching for its meaning, every sexual reference I could find under that name is tracing the letters.
On top of which, Munch’s version doesn’t make sense in the context of the strip because it would render both Faye’s joke in the anecdote, and Angus’s joke in response to it nonsensical.
How do you mean, too slow? Like, you’d spend too much time on it, or your tongue wouldn’t be moving fast enough to be effective? If the latter, I don’t see why your tongue would be going any slower using this method than it would “freestyle.” And if the former, please pass along my condolences to your girlfriend.
I think it was always going to work that way – that she would get better looking over time, as she started to come out of her shell. Her ugliness in the beginning was so completely over-the-top it was obviously a setup for something.
Her relative weight, much like all of the character’s relative heights, has bounced around quite a bit, depending on Jeff’s constantly-improving but uneven portrayal. She certainly doesn’t look fat to me in her first appearance; unkempt, sure, but not overweight. I think part of Marigold’s apparent weight changing can be chalked up to the character’s usually being visible only from the waist up, and Marigold’s visible weight seems to be portrayed in her legs, butt and thighs.