Private Schools Are Odd
Honestly, I don’t think there’s much to say about this except that it’s fantastic.
Now that we’ve gotten Thedar’s financial aid situation settled, it’s time to focus on the much more urgent matter of how a kid from a presumably non-gypsy-hoarding country learned how to juggle so well. That’s like a non-American country winning a baseball series. Or, y’know, like Capcom putting out a game in 2008 that’s not terrible.
But I digress. Thedar has many talents, among which is the ability to throw things into the air and then catch them, thus negating the entire act altogether. But hey, whatever. Prestigious schools need kids who have inane abilities, and that’s really all that matters.
The intersting thing about this situation is that the fellows never suggested this before. I mean, I thought that the Tetris thing would’ve sufficed, or even the robot, and I figured that eventually it would’ve come around to juggling eventually after passing through macaroni pictures and yo-yo tricks. In all honesty, I’m surprised that the school doesn’t have some kind of yo-yo league. The number of implications there borders on two.
Now that I think of it, there must be a place where juggling, robots, and yo-yos all coalesce into one glorious cavalcade of insanity. Let’s all play video games! Mazeltov, Thedar!









October 21st, 2008 at 10:33 am
I like the part where a hobby takes precedent over academics. Its like soccer fields instead of a good science program. I feel like this has been synthesized from some previously unmentioned source, if only i could figure out who that source was…
October 22nd, 2008 at 11:56 am
i think my favorite part of this strip is how serious those school security guards look as they, i guess, have handcuffed victor and walt. that’s freaking awesome