Comments (15)

• Del 13 years ago archived

  I think he's about to remember that he forgot to cure his bonitus!

• =Tamar 13 years ago archived

  Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder... or something like that. Just don't drink the dregs of the bottle - or was it the first drink?

  • Chug 13 years ago archived

    If it's home-made, it's the first drink.

• Sir_Krackalot 13 years ago archived

  Ah, Micheal MacFinnigan. Your name shall never be forgotten.

• BrokenEye 13 years ago archived

  Its a flash-vout ("vin" and "vout" being the standard terms for the two extra directions you get with a 4-dimensional universe).

  • Alex Hollins 13 years ago archived

    i always liked ana and kata.

    • Tux 13 years ago archived

      Same. The Greeks provided a good enough "add" and "remove" for that idea. O'course, if you want to be linguocentric, you could just say "flash-addward" or "flash-subtractward" or some other such nonsense.

• Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

  It's a flashsideways.

• Qwertystop 13 years ago archived

  That just made me think that maybe they'll be able to sneak something poisonous into the supplies-list. Or several things that mix. It certainly seems that the only way the boss-lady knows what's going on is from the maids, and Alexa's converting one of those.

  • SoItBegins 13 years ago archived

    Hmmm. A mickey? Clever.

    • Qwertystop 13 years ago archived

      Or a poisoned muffin, or something in the meat, or any other dish.

      • SoItBegins 13 years ago archived

        Of course. But a mickey's the most glamorous.

    • David Argall 13 years ago archived

      Clever, but quite possibly not at all smart. It's hard to see how this can play out without somebody very powerful, and nasty, being very mad at them. Whether our boys are bosses or messenger boys, they report to other people who will ask "where's the money?". And they will get very annoyed with the girls. Maybe the payoff is big enough, but if the hotel doesn't interfere, as it likely will, our girls will be rich for the rest of their lives, which is also the bad news.

• David Argall 13 years ago archived

  Hmm... My theory that the cooks are selected for sins as well as for cooking skills gains evidence. If so, some virtue may be the way out.

• rainycity1 13 years ago archived

  ooh, ooh! I see where they are! (the fact that I recognize this pleases me far more than is really warranted...)