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Yes, we know Ellen and Jamie are getting married. The problem is that the woman yelling at Jamie has blond hair, is not wearing a wedding dress, and has a scrunched up face so it's kind of hard to tell who it is. That said I do think it looks like Ellen if you ignore the hair.

http://www.leftoversoup.com/archive.php?num=457 My theory. Nice theory, but the hair colors still don't match. Eric's hair is darker than the figure on the cake. I think the woman looks like Ellen with died hair - note that the annotation mentions people changing their hair as time moves forward - ...

Lily was pretty much "proven wrong" about her attitude towards Ellen dating Jamie, as well as towards Gina dating men in general. (What she wasn't "proven wrong" about in that conversation was her general misandry.) Related, Lily is VERY wrong about her assessment of Jamie as a p...

Two questions: 1 - Are we meant to interpret that the Filthy Hippy burned down because of drug use - as in the fire was started in the process of making or using drugs - or did shit just happen? 2 - What's that pitcher he's holding? I feel like it's important but I can't think what it's for / what's...

In addition to those articles, I'll add this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVjxspDHy_o

(Does anyone know how you currently embed a youtube video on a phpBB forum such as this? It's not currently working for me.)

No, that's JayJay: http://www.leftoversoup.com/archive.php?num=814

I think that by "remain silent" he means that literally; not be talking about it. If the main cast were living under Trump, we'd notice, because they'd be discussing the situation amongst themselves. They aren't, therefore the strip takes place before November 2016.

This is something I've been wanting to ask for some time now. The cast page informs us that Dr. Stephen Ho's wife, like his tea, is Asian, hot, and beneficial to his cardiovascular health. All well and good; my question however, is in what manner is a person described as clear?

Now that the comic is over, I'mma harp on something that I feel there was never a satisfactory resolution to - and, in fact, the comic never acknowledges that it's a "thing" that needs resolving. Something I've mentioned before in relation to other subjects, but I'm now making a thread for...

Steve the Pocket wrote:Oh, and the thought of people reading Atlas Shrugged at fifteen... Oof. If there's anything that's guaranteed to make the world objectively a worse place.

"Objectively" a worse place... did you do that on purpose?