Strip
(click on the image to view the original size)Above comic strip is courtesy of uComics (hope they don't mind). They do a rotation of Calvin and Hobbes and also feature the latest strips of quite a number of series, up to 14 days. I follow Foxtrot from there too.
Those are of course for entertainment purpose but I was pleasantly surprised at the occasional profound wisdom, like this one. And people who don't read much news like me* can sometimes find out the latest happenings from what mischief Jason Fox is currently up to.
* Language-freak rambling:
I wonder if it gets across correctly. Does "people who don't read much news like me" imply that I read much news or that I don't? Should I say "people who don't read much news like I don't"? =P
(8) Currently learning:
Celine Dion - I Know What Love Is
Rembrandts - I'll Be There For You [Friends]
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2 comments:
couple of times I saw that people tend to place the phrase "like me" before the verb.
e.g People who, like me, don't read much news.
sounds less ambiguous, doesnt it.
[patrick]
Woah, that's right. Thanks a lot! =)
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