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March 4th, 2006
Confusion
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6 Responses to “Confusion”
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Nefertiki says:
I was really confused, and maybe more commercial-minded than you, and not to criticize, but when I started examining your cartoon, I expected that the last element might be an Apple product. e.g. “my apple” might be an iMAC or iPOD!
Great cartoon though.
March 4th, 2006 at 5:32 pm -
Nefertiki says:
Dave, why is there sometimes, as today, such an enormous amount of space between the title and the cartoon, and why doesn’t the comment thing function, sometimes? Is it my computer? I use Windows xp and IE.
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jag says:
Wait … does this mean you are really Adam?
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Augustus Meriwether says:
Did Eve also eat of the Apostrophe Tree, thereby condemning Adam to intermittent possesive apostrophication?
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Dave says:
Nefertiki – the ‘gap’ effect does appear if you use a small window (in technical jargon less than 800 pixels wide) and internet explorer. Can you drag your windows a bit wider?
Augustus. The apostrophisation of Adams apple is an interesting one. Having looked into it it seems that even academics and people like the nhs usually use the term without the apostrophe.
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Augustus Meriwether says:
Is it any wonder we have super-bugs in our hospitals?