In which Cousin turns out to be a naive optimist
He lost the rest in a boating accident, no?
Perhaps Cousin is thinking, his marginal tax rate is 10%. Five pounds equals 80 ounces and 10% equals 1/2 lb or 8 ounces.
Rat's Cousin is in danger of following the propaganda Pied Piper.
Cousin fails math but I admire his optimism :D
Always up for a good math pun! 🤣
Cousin... naive? Well, I am simply shoc---
Actually, that tracks - it's why I think he's awesome LOL
Edward Bernays would be proud.
Is Cousin Einstein available to help with the Big Beautiful (and oh so cheezy) Bill? His maths are superb and would be a big help!
Dear author, that's very subtle.
Cousin, being humble and easygoing, accepts tithing as a natural phenomenon.
But rat was doing an argument that could be a starting point of a critique to the Platonic classification of the forms of government.
I learn so much with this comic strip! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Cousin must be an Amurkan College grad'jit. 'Cuz Amurkans cain't do no math!
Thanks DOE!
I think this particular case is more of a grammatical misinterpretation.
He lost the rest in a boating accident, no?
Perhaps Cousin is thinking, his marginal tax rate is 10%. Five pounds equals 80 ounces and 10% equals 1/2 lb or 8 ounces.
Rat's Cousin is in danger of following the propaganda Pied Piper.
Cousin fails math but I admire his optimism :D
Always up for a good math pun! 🤣
Cousin... naive? Well, I am simply shoc---
Actually, that tracks - it's why I think he's awesome LOL
Edward Bernays would be proud.
Is Cousin Einstein available to help with the Big Beautiful (and oh so cheezy) Bill? His maths are superb and would be a big help!
Dear author, that's very subtle.
Cousin, being humble and easygoing, accepts tithing as a natural phenomenon.
But rat was doing an argument that could be a starting point of a critique to the Platonic classification of the forms of government.
I learn so much with this comic strip! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Cousin must be an Amurkan College grad'jit. 'Cuz Amurkans cain't do no math!
Thanks DOE!
I think this particular case is more of a grammatical misinterpretation.