One of my favorite cartoons was the one with Timmy Fretwork at Blisshaven with the free-preschool-association dog discussion culminating in Dill proclaiming "One time I stuck a snow globe in the microwave and pressed Hot Dog". I think this is in the first collection.
But... there was a predecessor comic strip, something having to do with the "snowglobe incident" from a Washington DC museum trip. In my head this ranks up there with the "noodle incident" from Calvin and Hobbes in terms of basic comic-ology. Is this in any of the collections?
Timmy, you got me wondering, and I found it in a series I put up on this blog in June 08. it's here- http://richardspooralmanac.blogspot.com/2008/06/first-field-trip-part-2-gathering-storm.html
507 isn't prime. It's 3x13x13.
ReplyDeleteBut that only answers one of your questions. :)
No, 507 is not a prime number (but 509 is).
ReplyDeletehttp://aprimenumber.com/
@gamethyme If a numbers parts add up to a number dividable by 3 you will know the whole number can be divided b 3.
ReplyDeleteExample: 507 5+0+7=12 12/3=4 so you know 507 is dividable by 3 (507/3=169).
Math trick from grade school. surprised I can remember it 30 years later.
I think we've answered the second question.
ReplyDeleteI love the watercolor strips in the beginning of this book!
ReplyDeleteBTW when is the next book due out?
ReplyDeleteIt's also the area code for Zumbrota, Minnesota. WhatdoesitallmeanIdonotknow.
ReplyDeleteI picked this up, great collection! Great strip, you are the best!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite cartoons was the one with Timmy Fretwork at Blisshaven with the free-preschool-association dog discussion culminating in Dill proclaiming "One time I stuck a snow globe in the microwave and pressed Hot Dog". I think this is in the first collection.
ReplyDeleteBut... there was a predecessor comic strip, something having to do with the "snowglobe incident" from a Washington DC museum trip. In my head this ranks up there with the "noodle incident" from Calvin and Hobbes in terms of basic comic-ology. Is this in any of the collections?
Timmy, you got me wondering, and I found it in a series I put up on this blog in June 08. it's here-
ReplyDeletehttp://richardspooralmanac.blogspot.com/2008/06/first-field-trip-part-2-gathering-storm.html