Dear Steve Moore: thou hast attempted to use the archaic English second person singular, and thou hast made an idiot of thyself through thy ignorance. If thou wishest to attempt this foolishness again, let not this want of learning spoil thy wit, for know that those who know better than thou dost are watching this comic of thine. Thou art on notice! “Didst thou get it,” not “Did thou get it,” is correct.
Nyckname almost 7 years ago
Good thing he doesn’t have a boil that needs…lancing.
AtariDragon almost 7 years ago
“Didst” goes with “thou” (singular), “did” goes with “ye” (plural).
rugeirn almost 7 years ago
Dear Steve Moore: thou hast attempted to use the archaic English second person singular, and thou hast made an idiot of thyself through thy ignorance. If thou wishest to attempt this foolishness again, let not this want of learning spoil thy wit, for know that those who know better than thou dost are watching this comic of thine. Thou art on notice! “Didst thou get it,” not “Did thou get it,” is correct.
Herb L 1954 almost 7 years ago
Quit horsing around ;~)
comixbomix almost 7 years ago
Something in his teeth? Might be the bit, since neither steed seems to have one.
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 7 years ago
“Nay”? Was that you or your horse speaking?
daking27 almost 7 years ago
This stands in contrast to modern Southern American usage, which only needs one word: “Djagiddit?”
finnygirl Premium Member almost 7 years ago
For Pete’s sake, I agree with those here who say who cares about the details, enjoy the comic!