At one time in my multifaceted education I was a Physics major. Never occured to me to apply Quantum Mechanics to marriage, but JJ handles it beautifully.
Keep in mind that Janis has basically “lost that lovin’ feeling”. She has very little interest in intimacy any more. Sex has become “f&^k you” as they pass in the hallway.
I don’t get it either. Then again I thought that the volcano the other kid made in 6th grade was all the science I needed. Second level of science for me was the high school kid who demonstrated the liter of soda blowing up the mailbox.
This probably explains why my husband and I both had trouble getting to sleep last night. I don’t think the comic has anything to do with sex, as some implied. :)
Quantum entanglement in physics related to the expected measurement behavior of two linked particles. The way Arlo and Janis are laying in each panel represents the tossing and turning of a couple going to sleep. It also is an allegory about their positions as observed at different times.
Da'Dad over 4 years ago
At one time in my multifaceted education I was a Physics major. Never occured to me to apply Quantum Mechanics to marriage, but JJ handles it beautifully.
eromlig over 4 years ago
Oh, no — how it really works is, they both lie awake all night listening to the other one snoring…
DorothyGlenn Premium Member over 4 years ago
Seeing first panel, and being married, I just thought they had taco bell for dinner, and gassed each other.
Emperor Rick over 4 years ago
Ranks right up there with finishing each others sentences. Marriage.
Michael G. over 4 years ago
You’ll miss it one day …
dv1093 over 4 years ago
Over my head
david_42 over 4 years ago
None of that here. 98% of the time, my wife is out within 30 secs. Me, 30 minutes if I’m lucky. (Please spare me the sleep hygiene bs)
Tyge over 4 years ago
But they’re not spinning! 8^ )
Tyge over 4 years ago
Or another way to look at it is “It all depends on something spooky!” And they do look spooked in panel 1.
DaveQuinn over 4 years ago
Keep in mind that Janis has basically “lost that lovin’ feeling”. She has very little interest in intimacy any more. Sex has become “f&^k you” as they pass in the hallway.
admiree2 over 4 years ago
I don’t get it either. Then again I thought that the volcano the other kid made in 6th grade was all the science I needed. Second level of science for me was the high school kid who demonstrated the liter of soda blowing up the mailbox.
joedon2007 over 4 years ago
Now my wife goes to sleep listening to her iPad earbuds so she doesn’t hear me snore.
raybarb44 over 4 years ago
Sleep, the great problem solver….
ChessPirate over 4 years ago
I’m interested in Arlo’s String Theory as it applies to the entanglement of flimsy nighties… ☺
dwagner200 over 4 years ago
I wonder if it’s the same for long-distance relationships. During phone sex, absolutely, but when the phones are off?
super_tec over 4 years ago
This probably explains why my husband and I both had trouble getting to sleep last night. I don’t think the comic has anything to do with sex, as some implied. :)
Snowedin over 4 years ago
My interpretation is that they just had great sex, and that was both their reaction.
donwestonmysteries over 4 years ago
Wow! There must be a lot of people not having sex if they have to get it vicariously through Arlo and Janis.
mistercatworks over 4 years ago
They are both asleep and awake in an undefined state until someone turns on the light.
Marvin Premium Member over 4 years ago
A belly smacking good time between P1 and P2.
Out of the Past over 4 years ago
An idea well expressed.
Tyge over 4 years ago
Quantum entanglement in physics related to the expected measurement behavior of two linked particles. The way Arlo and Janis are laying in each panel represents the tossing and turning of a couple going to sleep. It also is an allegory about their positions as observed at different times.
Very esoteric. 8^ )
ManfredCaranci over 4 years ago
At least this strip had some sophistication to it, unlike any of the arcs with “Gene and family”.