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lemmy.world

Actually a really good representation of accessibility and planning.

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I like how the snail has a hat. What does he need it for? When it rains he can simply hide in his snail-house.

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if he did so, he will take 3 months to arrive not 2

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what good friends! the ant for considering the snail's mobility restrictions, the snail for devoting two months of its life to get there.

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Zorcronreply
lemmy.zip

Maybe the snail lives very close by, but has to request PTO 2 months in advance.

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lemmy.world

Is that ant "licking" the envelope shut?

Like in this whole whimsical and anthropomorphised comic, that is the one that trips me, lol.

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sh.itjust.works

Reminds me of this Far Side strip:

Larson said he got letters from people complaining that it was the FEMALES who bit people, not males. He said he knew that but noted that they didn't seem bothered that they lived in houses, wore clothes, spoke English, etc.

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Then there's the folx you gotta tell a month out, a week out, and then remind the day of.

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Yes, if you send invitations to snails, you really need to reserve a month or two.

But if you send invitations to turtles, you only need to send them a week in advance. Turtles are much faster than snails, actually!

Of course, in both of these estimates, there's the assumption that the invitation is sent over snail mail, so...

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