Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for August 01, 2013
Transcript:
Phoebe: Fairness is really hard. Even when the rules are the same for everybody, they're not, because everybody's different. Marigold: We could play a game like "Post Office" where no one wins. Phoebe: I bet I can win "Post Office." Marigold: All right, it is on.
Orion-13 over 11 years ago
OH my. This should get…interesting. LOL
Weapon Brown over 11 years ago
“Post Office”? That’s a KIDS game!Not the way I play it!
kaykeyser over 11 years ago
I never heard of post office. Must be because Im not a unicorn. Though I would have loved to seen Marigold in the old west as part of the pony express . Dang I keep thinking of these cool fan art ideas. Down side you get letters with holes in them. Now I wounder if Marigold invented the doughnut?
Destiny23 over 11 years ago
I used to deliver mail. I don’t see the entertainment value in it!
luducks over 11 years ago
Can someone explain the game ‘Post Office’?
blackshire over 11 years ago
Phoebe should take care with her boasts…Marigold may end up creating “Einstein Express” * for real in the midst of their game of “Post Office!”
“Einstein Express” was a “Saturday Night Live” TV show skit involving a futuristic package delivery service, enabled by advanced physics, that was able to deliver “When it absolutely, positively, has to be there yesterday.” One customer was an embarrassed-looking young man who, when asked where and when he wanted his bottle of birth-control pills sent, answered sheepishly: “To my girlfriend…nine months ago…”sjsczurek over 11 years ago
I never played “post office” either, but the way I’ve heard it’s supposed to be something like “spin the bottle.” Some kind of coming-of-age pubescent game. Maybe one of these readers can explain it.
Neo Stryder over 11 years ago
When a human and a unicorn play post office, I prefer to call it “Express Pony”
Hag5000 over 11 years ago
Those grins in the last panel…be afraid…
Lyons Group, Inc. over 11 years ago
Me and Tink as kids played “Post Office”. Only she overdoesit at times with me and my mom sends her home.
Stephen Gilberg over 11 years ago
OT, Dana, have you seen GoComics’ “Kate the Great”? That too includes a single-digit girl and a unicorn — well, pegacorn — along with a dragon.
Stellagal over 11 years ago
If you kiss a unicorn, do you get sparkle lip gloss?
Vet Premium Member over 11 years ago
After a few rounds of Post Office what out for the Postal part of the game.Spin the bottle is better.Beer pong.Strip poker (with a rigged deck)3 card MontyRoll the Bones
josh_bisbee over 11 years ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImgHoGgCn8U
kaykeyser over 11 years ago
I wounder if Post office is a game like playing house, playing doctor etc or if its more of a red rover, Marco polo, thing. Not that Marigold gets the rules of Marco Polo, but maybe she has an advantage,. The snail mail generation vs the e-mail generation.
Comic Minister Premium Member over 11 years ago
Let’s go!
John W Kennedy Premium Member over 11 years ago
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bopard over 11 years ago
The REAL post office is played by a gang of kids who have secret mailbox locations all over town. The object is to find the other kids’ mailbox and steal their mail..No one ever guess the old grain silo has a loose brick 3 down and 4 over, from…..NOT TELLING
bopard over 11 years ago
Did Dana pick a codeword for dirty old buggers on accident? or on purpose?
Masterius over 11 years ago
The only three times I ever tried to play “Post Office” the other kids sent me home and told me I had postage due. :(
Vet Premium Member over 11 years ago
Mind one thing however.When playing Post Office make sure no one has Mono.That’s how my cousin got it one year then gave it to me after she spread it to the rest of the family. She was a free spirit and loved to spread kisses. Future Hippie girl back in 1960.Don’t know what else she spread around but she finally settled down by 1970.
Kark_The_Red_Canadian_Dragon 7 months ago
Oh, no! They’re going POSTAL!