Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for November 22, 2018

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    Averagemoe  almost 6 years ago

    It’s also the Latin word for “end”. How is that relevant? It’s not, I just wanted to show off that I knew a random bit of Latin.

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    codycab  almost 6 years ago

    “MEH?!”

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    Templo S.U.D.  almost 6 years ago

    were you expecting “c’est magnifique”, Phoebe?

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    finkd  almost 6 years ago

    Be careful, Marigold. Phoebe might get back at you by saying you look OK.

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    Enter.Name.Here  almost 6 years ago

    Like reading fiction, everyone imagines, visualizes and enjoys music in their own way. “Listen to the music”.

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    Trond Sätre Premium Member almost 6 years ago

    What a coincidence, “fine” has the same meaning in Humanspeak

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    Qiset  almost 6 years ago

    I get in trouble with my wife if I use the word “fine”. So I used a thesaurus to make a list of substitutes! My favorites are “smart” and “not too shabby”.

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 6 years ago

    Happy thanksgiving everyone.

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    Neo Stryder  almost 6 years ago

    So Phoebe is now Jim Sterling.

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    scyphi26  almost 6 years ago

    Saw that coming, but c’mon, who didn’t?

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    BiggerNate91  almost 6 years ago

    How high is that on the blasphemous scale?

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    johndifool  almost 6 years ago

    Evil Dead 2:

    I don’t think so. We just cut up our girlfriend with a chainsaw. Does that sound…‘fine’?

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    dogday Premium Member almost 6 years ago

    It’s also modern American for “meh”.

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    granitewhite  almost 6 years ago

    I would have thought that would have been a greater compliment, coming from a unicorn. Akin to “pointy.”

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