It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Supaidaman.
Once, again, this is where the strip has wound up. With this being a slice of life moment. Just a man, his de facto father-in-law, and their robodogs talking about wimmen.
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Or..."whammenz". Huh? I'm guessing this is more made-up Texas dialect?
ReplyDeleteWho knows. As I often point out, Muir writes Kiko and Mari as a bizarre zigzag between cringe faux-Texas dialect and what I call "1930s comic-strip kid". As groan-inducing as the former is (I won't get into how creepy the latter can be, especially since they're supposed to be....what, 20 now? Who's even keeping count lately?), at least they have the excuse of growing up on a Texas ranch. When Muir forces strains of that faux-dialect into the mouths of any of the four leads, who once worked at a large company in an amorphously neutral city setting, it's just utterly weird.
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