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JuxyKitty wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 8:00 am Can someone explain the left nostril comment please?

It's a continuation of the nose-fetish gag from the previous comic.

Gotta wonder what the policy says about improvised footwear...

dr pepper wrote:I once saw mention of an argument over whether to put a chimpanzee on trial for murder.

Also, is Zoa fidgeting?

Zoa appears to be straddling the couch rather than sitting on a cushion. I'm noi sure why.

This one hits home a little hard for me, because yeah, someone very close to me has some anger issues - but honestly, it's complicated by those anger issues being apparently genetic . How much control does any human being have over their thoughts and beliefs, really? More than none, but not always a...

I don't know that lust can be considered a vice for Zoa, necessarily. Life for a semi-independent robot person appears to be...precarious, at best.

A lew Lee-f indeed.

I hope they realize that part of being nice involves slowing down a bit and listening to other people, too. Even if they're not legally people.

And sheesh, I forgot about the accidental moleskin, thanks for noting that.

For Gib's sake, Caleb, don't just turn off your pain sensors without good reason! Pain serves a valuable purpose! Pretty sure the common understanding of being sorry is pretty much what Lee is using it for. I'd think that to be the case, too, but...I've spoken with enough people who don't seem to ha...

Well, shit.

Hmm. I may have misunderstood the authors note, then.

I just can't see any way here except that Doc is wrong. Even if "it" is appropriate for Zoa, that's still A pronoun. Even if Zoa doesn't count as a "person", there's clearly a mind there. If I were going to go somewhere and bring my housecat along, I'd certainly use "we"...