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One of the group pet peeves we love discussing in my circle of friends is the current misuse of the word "literally", as in "It was so funny I literally died laughing."
Is your funeral planned in the next few days? No? Well then you didn't literally die laughing. You may certainly have figuratively died laughing, in which case it's understood that you la...
What else would Spanners be whistling while he works on the engines?
2026-02-02 Rerun commentary: I don't know about whistling, but some insects definitely hiss.I realised after putting this together that it was supposed to be evening. Let's just assume it's a late twilight.
In our reality, the Reichstag caught fire late in the night in February, when it would certainly have been dark.
2026-02-01 Rerun commentary: I'm pretty pleased with that burning Reichstag background that I Photoshopped together in the last pa...As I write this annotation, Japan has recently suffered the effects of a very serious earthquake. The comic itself was made before the earthquake.
I work closely with a group of people based at the Canon Optics Research and Development Centre in Utsunomiya, in northern Honshu. It's not in the zone devastated by the tsunami, but I understand there is considerable shaki...
I started writing this comic with the line "Do they think history grows on trees?" in my head. It sounded funny to me at the time. Then I realised it would probably make more sense if it was reworded slightly.
2026-01-30 Rerun commentary: In some mythologies, history does grow on trees. Think