Jan. 30, 2008 - Fairness Cake
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That was nice. I like that even though Ms.Mudd didn't make the people in charge fix things she made things evened out on her own with loogies and cake .
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The cake is a lie...
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Ms. Mudd would never dump Millie into a pit of fire.Last time someone said there'd be cake, I had to escape with my life... Ms. Mudd actually helps things though, so this time the cake isn't a lie.
I think Ms. Mudd meant that when it's not her fault she'd get cake... like in this example.Careful, Ms. Mudd. If Millie thinks the cake far outweighs detention, then she'll start getting detentions on purpose.
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Yes, but Millie might just learn that the hard way.I think Ms. Mudd meant that when it's not her fault she'd get cake... like in this example.
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On the other hand, you can only argue with stupid/crazy people for so long without giving up.No mention of reliable witnesses, either.
No mention of confessed past behaviour from Jeremy.
For a lawyer, Ms. Mudd gave up too quickly.
Like someone else said, I predict the cake will be 'liberated' by another detention inmate.
Judging by Jeremy's expression when we last saw him, I wonder if he will at least think twice before going after either Ozy or Millie (but only the next time; after that, business as usual).
exactly what I'm saying. This just feels unfinished. I don't like comics that make the protagonists cry just to end up with a cake and a lesson in being a doormat.For a lawyer, Ms. Mudd gave up too quickly.
I hope that for now, Millie will learn that if she confronts Jeremy again, to keep him between her and the teacher, and perhaps call out to her just before he punches HER lights out.
Where's that video camera when you need one?
Sorry, but the loogy just isn't enough.
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and when I was a kid I got bullied, where's my cake? ;_;
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The silver lining is always the tastiest.
Except for the teachers. I wouldn't want that coffee.
Except for the teachers. I wouldn't want that coffee.
You can't always finish things in one throw. Or even several. It is unfinished, but there wasn't much to have been done, and at least there was a silver lining in there somewhere. I'm assuming that Ms. Mudd talked with the kangaroo some more, but I'm not regretful that everything wasn't shown...exactly what I'm saying. This just feels unfinished. I don't like comics that make the protagonists cry just to end up with a cake and a lesson in being a doormat.For a lawyer, Ms. Mudd gave up too quickly.
I hope that for now, Millie will learn that if she confronts Jeremy again, to keep him between her and the teacher, and perhaps call out to her just before he punches HER lights out.
Where's that video camera when you need one?
Sorry, but the loogy just isn't enough.
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and when I was a kid I got bullied, where's my cake? ;_;
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"The Enrichment Center reminds you that the cake will never threaten your life and, in fact, isn't a lie..."Last time someone said there'd be cake, I had to escape with my life... Ms. Mudd actually helps things though, so this time the cake isn't a lie.
I admit I was expecting legal actions being taken against the school for failing to provide a fair schooling system. I can really understand why some are really unsatisfied with how this turned out cause I am sure we have all had that moment where we were in the principals office telling [him/her] what happened and the first thing you hear is "Well, maybe it was something you did." or "Well it takes two to Tango".. Heaven knows I have to a point >.<. As for Jeremy I still fear a possible retaliation for Millie's actions. Possibly taking place in the schoolyard at recess
out of order? Seems to be working fine xD
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