Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for August 25, 2021

Or it could be a water witch’s secret well.

Well what they are using sure isn’t the Junior Woodchuck Guidebook.

Anyone else go on Wikipedia regularly? I’m always wondering when the next Nintendo video game is coming out.

UFO navigation beacon.

I’m fairly often asked to solve computer problems. Which I fairly often succeed at, because DuckDuckGo (or sometimes Google)… and I speak nearly fluent geek, so the answers actually make sense to me.

No reason it can’t be both!

Marigold don’t seem to find Max’s explanation true.

Leave it to max to take the magic out of the entire thing

For all of his smarts, Max couldn’t find a more reliable internet source than Wikipedia, which is notoriously inaccurate because anybody can put anything in there?

It has recently been discovered that the fungus allows the trees of the forest to communicate and share nutrients with each other, binding them all together into a common community.

Oh, Max…you’re a bigger buzzkill than Buzz Killington

Max: “Captain Killjoy to the RESCUE!”

Marigold: “STOP.”

Max: “If only I could.”

Phoebe: “…”

Marigold: “…”

Max: “…”

Batman: “…I’m Batman.”

Max information!

Maybe it was some fairy who wrote the Wikipedia article (anonymously)?

I’ll admit…I will be a tad put out if there proves to be nothing mystical at all about this fairy ring after all.

Max always insists on using the scientific approach to these sorts of things, doesn’t he?

If phoebe goes on it, will she turn into a unicorn?

Max gives a perfectly good biological explanation of a faerie ring. But how did he happen to be there at that moment? A faerie told him that someone was approaching the ring.

Some have speculated they maybe an entrance to Tír na nÓg…. just throwing it out there

Mycology rocks.

i miss webrings