The Knight Life by Keith Knight for November 29, 2018

…Took me a minute to get it. Interpretive humor.

Then there was the child psychologist who was heard to say, “I have always depended on the strangeness of kinders.”

That pun needs a slappin´.

Grooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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For anyone having trouble seeing this, think “kindergarten”. Except in German it would be capitalized.

I saw this exact same thing, word-for-word, posted on a friend’s Facebook feed about a year ago.

But what if I’m kindest? Will they still be kinder?

Someone call Pastis! Keith’s stealing his bit!

“Kind” is the singular; “Kinder” is the plural.

I’d say they’re all Kind&Kinder!

Always eschew obfuscation…

That’s what happened to me when I picked up a wad of “parked gum”! I thought it was mine!

German:English. Kind:Child. Kinder:Children (linguistically related too)