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...It's a fourth wall joke, guys. Not everything Sophie makes needs to be the dumbest worstest thing ever. Besides, it's not even like she came up with it herself..
I thought the joke was Raquel saying "they" pronouns are grammatically incorrect while she herself was being grammatically incorrect. It was just a follow-up from the last one in order to mock Raquel again.
 
The comics are really dropping in whatever microscopic quality they had. When it's just 2 kids standing in front of each other with walls 'o text, it's hard to make a creative edit....

I mean, to further prove my point

(these are not intended to be funny)


Those bubbles can contain anything, and the punch is the same.

Someone says something.
Someone says something else.
Stare at each other in disbelief.

The yuri shota one works pretty well.
 
...It's a fourth wall joke, guys.
Fourth wall jokes are usually boring at best and clash with Sophie's typical style of writing (serious rants with little to no humor). I think today's comic being written by other people is partially why it went over most of our heads.


The other half being a grammer joke about how huffy cis people get over it which is much more... "Labellian humor." And we all know Sophie doesn't care about grammer and spelling because, "the English language is always evolving," according to SJW doctrine. Exceptions being any time someone says transgendered, CIS (in capitals), something like "the gay community" instead of "LGBTQ+ people", etc., etc...
 
Fourth wall jokes are usually boring at best and clash with Sophie's typical style of writing (serious rants with little to no humor). I think today's comic being written by other people is partially why it went over most of our heads.


The other half being a grammer joke about how huffy cis people get over it which is much more... "Labellian humor." And we all know Sophie doesn't care about grammer and spelling because, "the English language is always evolving," according to SJW doctrine. Exceptions being any time someone says transgendered, CIS (in capitals), something like "the gay community" instead of "LGBTQ+ people", etc., etc...

This. Billie and his drones throuht the joke was a snippy, clever "gotcha" directed at dang dirty cishets who like language policing.
 
This. Billie and his drones throuht the joke was a snippy, clever "gotcha" directed at dang dirty cishets who like language policing.
I honestly don't mind the use of the singular "they." I think it's helpful when talking about someone that's not obviously male or female. Point is, I really don't see many other cis people complaining about it either. If anything we should be more concerned about non-intersex people insisting they're biologically neither a man nor a woman or both at once, not the fact that they prefer being called "they."

Meanwhile transtrenders flip out at the slightest verbal or written mistake in a conversation. Even the "allies" trying their best to follow each rule, speaking with proper ediquite to support their trans friends on social media are doomed to slip up eventually and get attacked for it.

Anything resembling a civil discussion is near impossible with them so why should cis people even care what transtrenders want?
Labelle's hateful propaganda (ugh, cis people) only makes things worse and I wish she'd understand that!
 
I've said it before and I've said it again, the content of the bubble don't matter.

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The joke is so formulaic, anything works.

And the best thing is, what Raquel is thinking in the last bubble is left to the reader! Is she jealous? Envious? Thinking that Stephie is weird as hell? Thinking Stephie's mom is insane?

YOU DECIDE.
 
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I've said it before and I've said it again, the content of the bubble don't matter.

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The joke is so formulaic, anything works.

And the best thing is, what Raquel is thinking in the last bubble is left to the reader! Is she jealous? Envious? Thinking that Stephie is weird as hell? Thinking Stephie's mom is insane?

YOU DECIDE.

All of the above.
 
Smelly wannabe Frenchmen have no place talking about our politics.
Especially one who was a mockery of their own political establishment. Remember that Billy also ran for office on an especially idiotic platform and looks completely inelectable. Trump just looks like Farange and vice versa.
 
Is it because Billie is French that he doesn't get "They're" and "Their" sound exactly the same when spoken? I get the intent - calling out a grammar nazi on using bad grammar (*sigh* cis, am I right?) - but that only works when it's written or when the words sound different and Assigned Male isn't clever or smart enough for fourth wall jokes.
 
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Meanwhile transtrenders flip out at the slightest verbal or written mistake in a conversation. Even the "allies" trying their best to follow each rule, speaking with proper ediquite to support their trans friends on social media are doomed to slip up eventually and get attacked for it.

Anything resembling a civil discussion is near impossible with them so why should cis people even care what transtrenders want?
Labelle's hateful propaganda (ugh, cis people) only makes things worse and I wish she'd understand that!
Oddly enough, I've encountered this technique while dealing with other brands of online crazy, from Truthers to Creationists to homeopaths to Scientologists. They'll focus on stupid shit like grammar and terminology, small details, while totally ignoring the substance of your argument. Probably because they feel like they're on more solid ground dealing with stupid shit than actually getting into an in-depth discussion.

It also seemingly legitimises what amounts to an ad-hominem argument. "Well, if you can't even be bothered to remember that I want to be referred to as 'schklee,' why should I listen to anything you have to say about gender?"
 
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