Friday, November 17, 2006: Spit valve

[gen200]

http://www.ozyandmillie.org/comics/om20061117.gif

I really couldn't laugh at this, for some reason.

[The J.A.M.]

Or maybe Ozy just doesn't think about the world?

[Kyler Thatch]

It's one of the more philosophical strips. It's a bit funny, but not so much.

[Luke B.]

Lol, eww, but totally fitting Millie.

[Burning Sheep Productions]

Irony and umm... fittitiveness are complete opposites but it's funny how it's hard to tell which one it'd go into.

[Priest_Revan]

Meh, could've been better.

[Luke B.]

Meh, could've been better.

How?

[Arloest]

More importantly why do a lot of people seem to have a beef with this strip?

[Luke B.]

Probably hits too close to home. Either that, or they don't like the comic in the first place. *shrug*

[Muninn]

I liked it. Maybe Millie will bring a thermos full of phlegm to school to prove how much thinking she does.

[horsedreamer]

What she's missing is to keep both ears open at all times. One for incoming thoughts, one for outgoing.

I mean, even in the banner she's the one talking and Ozy is standing there, both ears open.

[Tom Flapwell]

thermos full of phlegm

You got that from a C&H strip that lost C&H one of its newspaper titles. Perhaps the same newspaper would drop O&M for the present joke, if it were there.

FWIW, my mom posted on her office wall the strip in which Millie talks of three kinds of people: those who see the glass half full, those who see it half empty, and those who spit in the glass until that's fixed. I thought it was too gross to look at day after day, but she probably likes the present joke.

[Novil Ariandis]

Hmm, I join in that this is one of the weakest Ozy and Millie strips. It's neither funny nor insightful.

[Fritz]

More importantly why do a lot of people seem to have a beef with this strip?

Yeah, really. It's not like we're paying money for this.

[Dr. Doog]

you don't pay money? pirate