Panel 2: tense Moominpappa.

And he’s saying that with a crescent in the background. :-)

Edit: I’m sure the moon will turn full right away if My threatens it, though.

Ha, for a moment I thought the family was going to abandon their proper house to the Mymbles, and all go live in the new crooked house.

Or couples counsellor?

The last panel made me snort.

I only just realised that Moomin’s tail hair grew back.

Je ne sais pas trop, mais en tout cas le gentil monsieur m’a enlevé l’antivol. Victoire.

Ha ha, mais qu’est-ce que j’ai regardé. Il y a des répliques à ressortir là-dedans. Je n’ai aucun souvenir d’avoir vu ça passer à la télé.

Pourquoi IBM faisait-il de la pub à Linux, du coup ?

I actually think it’s an interesting idea. We’re prone to click on a lot of links while browsing a page, going down a rabbit hole, spending way too much time there and regretting it later. If we had to copy and paste every link (which is still very quick to do, it’s not as if we had to type the whole thing), would we end up having more control about our internet media consumption? Having to take three seconds to copy and paste the link in my address bar might make me reconsider whether I actually want to visit that page right now, instead of just doing it out of habit. I don’t know if that’s really part of the motivation for “text-only links”, and I don’t think I would make that choice for my website if I had one, but I still find it interesting.

And really, the lack of clickability is not a huge step back, just a small, minor one, considering how quick and reliable it is to copy and paste. It’s in no way comparable to printed media, where you’d have to manually copy the reference and then go look it up in a bookshop or library.

That said, I am concerned about how it may affect accessibility. I’m very ignorant about those things, but I suspect it would be a hassle for people using a screen reader?

Trois, deux, un, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Je… euh… hein ?

le Bloc Béarn Queer (BBQ)

:-)

Je l’ai sur l’avant-bras droit. J’ai vaguement le souvenir de l’avoir remarquée un jour et d’avoir pensé que ça devait être une sorte de marque d’oreiller. Marrant.

Impossible que ça tourne mal !

J’espère que ça ne donnera pas des idées aux promoteurs du “réarmement démographique” de chez nous…

Un doudou, Un livre et au lit !

J’ai plus de trente ans, mais ça reste très proche de ce que j’appellerais une soirée idéale. :-)

Les animations ont l’air très sympa !

Le nom de la revue est bien trouvé.

Heureusement, des noms plus originaux sont arrivés par la suite, notamment mondomaine-super-long-car-je-veux-avoir-le-domaine-le-plus-long.fr ou cestimpossiblequejemesouviennedecetteadresseinternetaussilongue.fr…

Je suis triste que ça ne corresponde pas à des sites internet.

PS : https://www.50nuancesdeteintesrenault.fr/ est une bonne surprise, par contre !

Ha ha, c’est mignon.

mothercraft

I don’t think I’ve ever encountered that word before.

I have a feeling that, despite wearing a lovely hat, Mrs Fillyjonk is going to cause lots of problems. What’s wrong with playing “Let’s pretend” at his age? What if I want to play “Let’s pretend” too, huh? Do you have a problem with that, Mrs Fillyjonk?

Wow, that looks interesting. I’ll give it a try when I can.

New word unlocked!!