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Oh my goodness, Emily won the contest but got Amelia to take her place! I never saw that plot twist coâŠwait a minute. What contest? When did the twins switch? Why did they switch? The last time we saw the Sentinel office was back in late November, when Emily was âshadowingâ Skipper for a school report. Was there some whole contest storyline going on in Batiukâs other strip, âSkip Rawlings: One-Armed Newshound,â that we missed? How dare TB distract us from these exciting goings-on with all that nonsense about the crotchety school bus driver!
Rod Serling, holding lit cigarette: "Imagine, if you will, a world where one adores a minuet, The Ballet Russe, and a crepe suzetteâ âBut Emily loves to rock and roll, A hot dog makes her lose controlââ (stares at cue cards) âWhat, thatâs it? THATâS the âbig twistâ?! Theyâre twins? A town with 20 people, and no oneâs noticed before? They have color-coded outfits! Who wrote this?!â (M. Knight slowly sinks into his chair) ââLoses control over a hot dog?!â Did Emily just learn those are made of floor sweepings and pig butts?!â (storms off set) âGolly, whatâs the next big twist? We find out Emilyâs stupid essay about lord knows what, because weâll never be told, is on the front page?!â
âBefore the papers go outâ i.e. carelessly stacked next to the apartment rental supplements and the local âpenny saverâ on Dennyâs doorside rack.
I would say Iâm not very impressed by Skipâs abilities as a reporter if he couldnât tell that âEmilyâ wasnât really Emily, but that would presume I ever thought Skip had any abilities as a reporter to begin with.
Itâs obvious the papers havenât gone out yet, because Skip is still in the office. After he writes the articles, lays them out, prints them, he then has to deliver them. The joys of being a one person newspaper.
Ha ha ha, itâs hilarious because she pretended to be her sister that wrote the article because if the real Emily had actually submitted itâŠ.umâŠ..I donât get it.
wherescrankshaft about 1 month ago
âOh, OK. In that case, youâre disqualified for misrepresenting your content. Now neither of you get anything. Good day.â
ï»żWhereâs Crankshaft?
J.J. O'Malley about 1 month ago
Oh my goodness, Emily won the contest but got Amelia to take her place! I never saw that plot twist coâŠwait a minute. What contest? When did the twins switch? Why did they switch? The last time we saw the Sentinel office was back in late November, when Emily was âshadowingâ Skipper for a school report. Was there some whole contest storyline going on in Batiukâs other strip, âSkip Rawlings: One-Armed Newshound,â that we missed? How dare TB distract us from these exciting goings-on with all that nonsense about the crotchety school bus driver!
Bill Thompson about 1 month ago
Given that this newspaper has less circulation than the blood in Les Mooreâs brain, how big can that check be?
billsplut about 1 month ago
Rod Serling, holding lit cigarette: "Imagine, if you will, a world where one adores a minuet, The Ballet Russe, and a crepe suzetteâ âBut Emily loves to rock and roll, A hot dog makes her lose controlââ (stares at cue cards) âWhat, thatâs it? THATâS the âbig twistâ?! Theyâre twins? A town with 20 people, and no oneâs noticed before? They have color-coded outfits! Who wrote this?!â (M. Knight slowly sinks into his chair) ââLoses control over a hot dog?!â Did Emily just learn those are made of floor sweepings and pig butts?!â (storms off set) âGolly, whatâs the next big twist? We find out Emilyâs stupid essay about lord knows what, because weâll never be told, is on the front page?!â
top cat james about 1 month ago
âBefore the papers go outâ i.e. carelessly stacked next to the apartment rental supplements and the local âpenny saverâ on Dennyâs doorside rack.
Argythree about 1 month ago
We only had Cranky for a week. I guess once a month is all we can hope for now?
Dirty Dragon about 1 month ago
I liked it better when the writer turned out to be the Dowager Countessâ butler.
Gent about 1 month ago
So dark shirt one is suppose to be the eevil twin eh.
Brian Perler Premium Member about 1 month ago
I would say Iâm not very impressed by Skipâs abilities as a reporter if he couldnât tell that âEmilyâ wasnât really Emily, but that would presume I ever thought Skip had any abilities as a reporter to begin with.
Out of the Past about 1 month ago
I donât see how this can get any better.
Yermo Adam about 1 month ago
I sure like his hat. Think I need one.
grozar about 1 month ago
Only ace newsman from the 1940âs are allowed to wear that type of headgear.
Irish53 about 1 month ago
P 1: ââŠBefore the papers go outâŠââŠgo out directly into the trash/recycling bins without being read that is.
GojusJoe about 1 month ago
FRAUD!!!
rockyridge1977 about 1 month ago
Pen name or plagiarism???
Cabbage Jack about 1 month ago
So this week the twins are in their early 20s, while a few weeks ago they were 12. Itâs called (bad) writing!
sueb1863 about 1 month ago
âDonât get cute, kid, I havenât given you the check yet!â
Mopman about 1 month ago
Itâs obvious the papers havenât gone out yet, because Skip is still in the office. After he writes the articles, lays them out, prints them, he then has to deliver them. The joys of being a one person newspaper.
Mopman about 1 month ago
Ha ha ha, itâs hilarious because she pretended to be her sister that wrote the article because if the real Emily had actually submitted itâŠ.umâŠ..I donât get it.
KenHelmick about 1 month ago
Jeeze ⊠at least Kirk could blame a faulty transporter, or a mirror universe, for his evil twins.
David Rickard Premium Member about 1 month ago
Worst Dead Ringers homage ever.