Namgubed
The Merry Elf
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To give some examples of what DragonXero is talking about, here are a few strips based on this bit of dry humor:
1: Ask me if I'm an orange.
2: Are you an orange?
1: No.
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| OK, one more time, and that's it. | |
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| Bert, what are you eating? | |
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| Bert, if you eat that tuna, it becomes part of you; thus, the phrase, "you are what you eat." | |
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| Do you know what this means? Bert! You're a tuna! | |
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| Equality. Does it exist in the realm we know as the observable universe, or is it, like Xanadu, abstract and esoteric? | |
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| "One and one are two," go the old sayings of yore, but the question is: one of what? | |
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| Let us say, e.g., that we are adding apples. But are any two apples, not unlike snowflakes, exactly equal? How, therefore, may they be accurately added? | |
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| Even those of us who are "identical" twins are not fully equal... right, Gabe? | |
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--- "There's no point in beating a dead horse ... except, of course, for the pure joy of it." - A. Whitney Brown
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