@ jtbandes: I’d actually never heard of The IT Crowd until you had mentioned it just then! Jen and Roy’s names are Uninspired by Outside Media (UOM).
After the misspellings I’ve made in the comments, I shouldn’t complain, but satue? I’ll assume Jen was just overwhelmed by the contents of the book when she said that. I certainly am.
I just came across this comic recently, yay!
Are Jen and Roy’s names from the IT Crowd?
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If your son’s hair appears to be on fire—don’t panic.
I liked this one a lot! Several chuckles while reading.
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@ jtbandes: I’d actually never heard of The IT Crowd until you had mentioned it just then! Jen and Roy’s names are Uninspired by Outside Media (UOM).
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“So pack some Penates, strap your dad to your back…”
Wonderful. Spectacular. I love this comic. “Hector’s House of Haruspicy.” Oh, glorious.
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As for the New Berlin question — it’s a town in Wisconsin with a number of historical landmarks:
http://www.newberlin.org/residents/community/history–landmarks/designated-landmarks.aspx
However, it can be every bit as dangerous as Troy if one inadvertently displays a non-Packer logo.
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Ah the mighty Ilus (or Ilos). Who was given a cow by the King of Phrygia and was told to found a city where it lay down….
Troy of the war was the 7th city to bear that name on the site. There were 10 of em all together.
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Oh! Forgot to mention that I just LOVE the Do’s and Don’ts. Especially the Don’t ask where the sword of Troy is. *lol*
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After the misspellings I’ve made in the comments, I shouldn’t complain, but satue? I’ll assume Jen was just overwhelmed by the contents of the book when she said that. I certainly am.
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macsnafu, you seem to be referencing a typo that probably never existed!
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The Chrono-Editor strikes again!
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