Friday, March 2, 2012
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Mox is a young but well educated translator. Two PhDs, six languages...
and he hardly earns the minimum wage.
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Furiously brilliant! It remembers me that at one time I was obsesed with Chomsky and becoming a linguistic researcher, but I must confess that I was quite older than the depicted Mox :)
ReplyDeleteHi, I've been reading your comic for a long time now :) and I love it, thanks for making it.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking that it would be great if you included alt text in your images! I mean, it would be nice to read an extra joke/opinion/comment in the alt attribute of the image. Many web comics include them, like xkcd or Abstruse Goose.
Cheers!
Natán
I didn't know about this, and I love the idea (I think you were refering to the "title" attribute, though).
DeleteThanks a lot, Natán.
Yes! Sorry, I meant the "title" attribute. You're welcome :D
DeleteThe only thing remotely like this in my experience was when I borrowed a Peter Rabbit book from the Junior Section of the library in my hometown. I was very worried I'd forgotten how to read until my mother pointed out that it was a Welsh language edition.
ReplyDeleteThis had me in stitches. Thanks for providing a Monday-morning laugh!
DeleteSuppose nothing to do with it... But I still remember the face of the librarian when I asked her for The Oddisey... at the age of ten.
ReplyDeleteOh no, Chomsky is everywhere! I'm afraid to open my fridge ;)
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Natalia
He will be there if you plan on chompskying for that midnight chomps, hohum...I meant snack!
DeleteSo true. Mine was "Stories of Russian phraseology", I was nine at the time.
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