The dynamic between Fraz’s gut instinct and the teacher’s facts really mirrors those moments when you *know* something’s off even if the data says otherwise—though maybe poor food choices are clouding his judgment. Reminds me how often I second-guess my own intuition when it clashes with
Winky on Food by Mail: “That sounds like a good diet to me! The shampoo bottle should have been more specific. Like, repeat ten times…” Aug 27, 13:28
David on Food by Mail: “Instructions: Eat, belch, repeat. When I had hair, I had to ignore the shampoo bottles that say, ” Lather, rinse,…” Aug 27, 13:06
Winky on Food by Mail: “Better instructions and a WAY bigger box!” Aug 27, 12:30
H. Stacy on Food by Mail: “That was a small box. They should have provided better instructions!” Aug 27, 11:27
Winky on Food by Mail: “I need to order more food before I starve to death!” Aug 27, 10:07
Winky on Evil Gravity: “I’ll have to ask Binky about the gravity stuff. But if the earth was a big flat round cookie, I…” Aug 24, 15:24
Fraz on Self Punishment: “I’m still waiting for my cookies. I think it’s gonna be a long wait.” Aug 24, 15:21
David on Evil Gravity: “Winky, have you thought about what it would be like if there were no gravity? That’s what the *flat-earthers say.…” Aug 24, 15:20
David on Self Punishment: “That was polite of her to ask. She has poor follow-through, though. Where are your cookies?” Aug 24, 15:17
Fraz on Self Punishment: “I think it’s the perfect punishment!” Aug 24, 14:30
Sandee @ Comedy Plus on Self Punishment: “Nice try. That would be good punishment for any infraction. Have a fabulous day and week. 🙂” Aug 24, 14:11
Fraz on Self Punishment: “I’m cookieless! Send help! And cookies!” Aug 24, 12:15
Teachers are not always right, best to go with your gut (unless your gut is telling you not to listen to you teacher). Oh wait…
My gut and my teacher are battling it out.
He’s just hungry for cookies!
My gut would like that!
Sometimes your gut knows best.
Especially if it’s chocolate!
Sometimes that gut don’t lie!
It doesn’t lie about tasty treats!
The dynamic between Fraz’s gut instinct and the teacher’s facts really mirrors those moments when you *know* something’s off even if the data says otherwise—though maybe poor food choices are clouding his judgment. Reminds me how often I second-guess my own intuition when it clashes with
Could you explain that to my teacher? Maybe then she’d believe me!
The line about Fraz needing better food made me laugh—it’s so
I don’t need better food but I do need more chocolate.