This is a conversation I wish I was smart enough to have. Even though I was a wannabe English major in college who hung around with genuine English majors, I had to look up just what Lupi was talking about here. At first I was wondering why Sir or Ma’am weren’t considered formal pronouns, but then again no one says, “What does Sir want?” or “What is Ma’am looking at?”
Anyway, if you like this check out Lupi’s site at http://lupiloops.wordpress.com/.
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Ooops, did I go too far into Dennis Miller territory?
Every once in a while I hear stilted phrasing like, “Does Madame want marmalade on her crumpet?” but that’s only in movies when obsequious servants are addressing British lords or something.
Oh my….that is an awesome Kriske!
Great work, Lupi! Nice little play on the grammar of our mother tongue. The dialogue flows quite well, and the point is readily made.
Language GEEKERY!
Lets all make a “WHY WE HATE KRISKE” comic.
All proceeds will go to pay bills for a shrink once he realizes the TRUTH!!!
Ps: Kriske, we all love you.
To my knowledge Kriske doesn’t even read this comic. Or does he?
Hell yes I read it, son.
Thanks Danno, love you too.