"I like your calendar, Bob."
"Thanks. You see the pattern?"
"Yeah. Red and green?"
"No. It's red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red and green and red."
It's always important to the artist to make those small distinctions. :)
ReplyDeleteSee- I would have missed that.
ReplyDeleteOkay, *this* is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteXO
A.
Did Bob have a little too much coffee?
ReplyDeleteOh..oh.
ReplyDeleteYeah, he's right.
Absolutely.
We should've seen that.
He's going to make a one helluva good accountant.
ReplyDeleteI'm voting on engineer. They are always so specific about details.
ReplyDeleteBecause I'm a dork and an SAT tutor (yes, redundant,) I was just railing yesterday about my patterns pet peeve: that kids get told they're wrong all the time for things like this. You see red, green, red, green, then the kid is asked to say what comes next. Well anything could come next because one can't be sure how long the pattern is. Thank goodness for the Bob Postulate, as demonstrated by the one day famous Bob Proof of Patternalogical Uncertainty. Seriously, it's nice to have Bob help shoulder this weight on his tiny shoulders. PS: Heard Lowdown on radio today. Tag: you're it.
ReplyDeletehahahaha my God, I laughed through the other posts too
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