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==Transcript==
==Transcript==
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:[A man and a woman are walking together on the street and talking]
:[Describe panel here]
:Man: I don't know why all these woman care if you say “postman.”
:Players act as if there are meaningful
:Woman: Absolutely.
:Ups and downs, but the outcome of the game is set before the first card
:[Panel 2]
:Is turned.
:Woman: The “man” in postman is from the old english “mann” which can mean man or just person. If you really want to linguistically imply that the default human state is maleness, you should always say post'''''wer'''''.
:In a Game Theory breakthrough, Professor Edwards discovers that human life can be perfectly modeled
:[Panel only shows the woman]
:Caption: by Candyland.
:Woman: Do better, sexists!
:[They have both arrived at a mailbox, where a female postal worker is delivering mail]
:Man: Well, what I meant was-
:Woman: Oh look, the postwif is here!
==Votey Transcript==
==Votey Transcript==
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:[The woman from the comic]
:[Describe panel here]
:Woman: Aw wif, it's all bills!
:The other thing is that it sucks!
{{comic discussion}}
{{comic discussion}}
[[Category:Comics tagged linguistics]]
[[Category:Comics tagged linguistics]]

Latest revision as of 08:52, 19 December 2024

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Someday I'm gonna have a book in which the comic sounds like it's going to become controversial and then goes all in on stupid.
Title text: Someday I'm gonna have a book in which the comic sounds like it's going to become controversial and then goes all in on stupid.

Votey[edit]

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Explanation[edit]

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Transcript[edit]

[A man and a woman are walking together on the street and talking]
Man: I don't know why all these woman care if you say “postman.”
Woman: Absolutely.
[Panel 2]
Woman: The “man” in postman is from the old english “mann” which can mean man or just person. If you really want to linguistically imply that the default human state is maleness, you should always say postwer.
[Panel only shows the woman]
Woman: Do better, sexists!
[They have both arrived at a mailbox, where a female postal worker is delivering mail]
Man: Well, what I meant was-
Woman: Oh look, the postwif is here!

Votey Transcript[edit]

[The woman from the comic]
Woman: Aw wif, it's all bills!

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