In the original story of Tarzan, he was somehow able to use various book to learn how to read and write perfect English before anyone found him, despite having no idea how to pronounce any of it. That might be the gnome’s problem.
In Pink Floyd’s “Money,” the couplet “If you ask for a raise, it’s no surprise…” rhyme. When Dan Reed Network covered the song, they had to pronounce it the same way for the rhyme to work.
josh_bisbee about 5 years ago
Annoyed at the tree, or annoyed that Pheobe never comes to her open mike poetry sessions?
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
Marigold a poet? I didn’t know it.
Dirty Dragon about 5 years ago
“Frought” and “Snot”??
That’s even worse than when Phoebe was trying to rhyme “Autumn” with “Bottom” last month!
codycab about 5 years ago
Sorry Marigold. No one rhymes better than Zecora.
Averagemoe about 5 years ago
In the original story of Tarzan, he was somehow able to use various book to learn how to read and write perfect English before anyone found him, despite having no idea how to pronounce any of it. That might be the gnome’s problem.
Tigressy about 5 years ago
I disagree, too – but that’s far from a reason to block Marigold.
Antiyonder about 5 years ago
So in-universe, is troll a job one can take then? Cause the gnome and ghost at least use their logic:-).
Concretionist about 5 years ago
I’m pretty sure “fraught” rhymes with “snout” though, right?
tudza Premium Member about 5 years ago
Hey, I used to do open mic poetry. Now I just accost random strangers. “You wanna hear my new Christmas song? Sure yah do!”
Zoomydid about 5 years ago
I can’t help thinking that the poem using the words ‘fraught’ and ‘snot’ was about Phoebe.
scyphi26 about 5 years ago
Marigold still has a life beyond you, Phoebe, just as you still have a life beyond her at times.
Whatever happened to common sense? about 5 years ago
Marigold and the tree gnome are arguing about what is known linguistically as the cot-caught merger.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cot%E2%80%93caught_merger
Ermine Notyours about 5 years ago
In Pink Floyd’s “Money,” the couplet “If you ask for a raise, it’s no surprise…” rhyme. When Dan Reed Network covered the song, they had to pronounce it the same way for the rhyme to work.
Stephen Gilberg about 5 years ago
I’m sure it varies by accent.
Enter.Name.Here about 5 years ago
“I WOULD come, if your poems weren’t so fraught with snot topics”.
Enter.Name.Here about 5 years ago
Marigold’s “fraught” rhymes with snot.
Or perhaps it does not.
Does it rhyme,
at least some of the time?
It all depends on whose story you bought. ;-)
Josequeen over 3 years ago
Mari’s font in the second panel isn’t bolded and it looks weird. Anyone else notice that?