Isaac Asimov wrote a short story, “The Acquisitive Chuckle,” about someone committing the perfect theft. The distinction between “theft” and “crime” is important….
If you want a spoiler, Wikipedia has a brief synopsis of the story.
there is this book called “the smoke thief.” everytime i tried to read it, my shoes would magically put them selves on the wrong foot each. it happened several times…
codycab about 1 year ago
That’s not even a prank. That could easily be fixed.
Averagemoe about 1 year ago
It was not perfect, because Phoebe found out that it happened. And more to the point, Marigold already knew.
sirbadger about 1 year ago
If Marigold is perfect, why is she wearing glasses?
cmxx about 1 year ago
Right or wrong, they’re on the only feet you have, Pheobe.
Dirty Dragon about 1 year ago
Wearing your shoes on the wrong feet, that has to at LEAST be a fashion crime.
iggyman about 1 year ago
I like the way she magically holds the book!
SKJAM! Premium Member about 1 year ago
Within the manga series Bakuman, there was a series called Perfect Crime Party, about a team of schoolkids pulling off these kinds of pranks.
DHBirr about 1 year ago
Isaac Asimov wrote a short story, “The Acquisitive Chuckle,” about someone committing the perfect theft. The distinction between “theft” and “crime” is important….
If you want a spoiler, Wikipedia has a brief synopsis of the story.
SophieTRat-Skunk about 1 year ago
Is the perfect crime actually that she got away with using a contraction in the second panel ?!
Jonathan K. and the Elusive Dream Girl about 1 year ago
How can Phoebe’s shoes be on the wrong feet? They’re the only feet she has. See Linus in this Peanuts strip:
https://www.gocomics.Com/peanuts/1956/05/21
Decepticomic about 1 year ago
Marigold would get along pretty well with Perfect Cell.
DBZ Abridged Perfect Cell, to be precise.
DaBump Premium Member about 1 year ago
It’s not even funny, but I gave it a LIKE for extreme cuteness.
jerrica.benton333 about 1 year ago
there is this book called “the smoke thief.” everytime i tried to read it, my shoes would magically put them selves on the wrong foot each. it happened several times…
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Ron Bauerle about 1 year ago
I would argue the perfect crime is one that can’t be pinned on anybody (maybe not even as a suspect)…