Small number statistics – we need a LOT more victims before we can say anything about his profile (admittedly, that’s an unfortunate turn of phrase, but Science has no mercy).
The ‘pros’ have mentioned a certain slowness and stickiness. Could it be that this section comes from the fertile hand and eye of the visual artist, while the ‘movement thinker’ is off on hiatus…? Is somebody mad at somebody? Is this going anywhere?
From what I can infer about Tip, I’m quite confident that all of the concealed parts are in tip-top (so to speak) condition, and not worn, abraded, or otherwise impaired in the slightest…
Frighteningly personal here. I got chided for not participating in “casual Friday” so one day showed up in my kilt with a Hawaiian shirt. Are we implying that I was fashion challenged? Harsh.
Could be… you’d have to use thread instead of yarn, and basting needles instead of knitting needles. But I suspect the biggest challenge would be dexterity.
I think that a nice bell-shaped bee skep to house the whole swarm could be knit of flax, hemp, or some other plant-based (bast) fiber.. To give it enough body to be free-standing, first circular-knit a very long coil with a 10-stitch circumference, then join it in a circle to make a basket-like structure. Slogans on the side are optional, as are matching tea cozies for tea-with-honey parties.
So do we think the sweaters are telling the people WEARING them that they are fake, or telling the people READING them that are fake?
I want to assume that anyone wearing a sweater is genuine, because the message isn’t visible to the wearer, and presumably is meant for other people.
But it could also be that the sweater ninja, in his crazed mindstate, isn’t trying to warn people, but rather is merely chasizing them by sending them the message that they are fake, despite the message not really being visible to the sweater’s wearer.
Perhaps he wanted them to itch more than the others.
The plot thickens into a paste that’s used to mount drywall inside aluminum houses.
If it gets much thicker around here, we can use it to repair concrete.
It is striking that all three of them have “You are not you” written on their sweaters.
u r not u – u r a free man
Or maybe “U R NOT U” means “You are non-U.” The distinctive sweaters are just “Sweater Guy”‘s way of saying “cease your bogue dialect choices”.
Or it’s an anagram of the word “outrun”.
Or a little-known university?
Upton-Rolleston Nottingham University?
I understand they have a great arts program. He could have learned knitting there.
^ this!
Perhaps they are compromised and the knitting ninja senses this?
I’ve found the necessary point in common!
Every victim of the Knitting Ninja combines *hair* with *beards*. Everyone else has either hair or a beard, not both.
Small number statistics – we need a LOT more victims before we can say anything about his profile (admittedly, that’s an unfortunate turn of phrase, but Science has no mercy).
Maybe fashion sense is like coffee and alcohol? People tell me they just take some getting used to, but to this day, I am still repulsed!
The ‘pros’ have mentioned a certain slowness and stickiness. Could it be that this section comes from the fertile hand and eye of the visual artist, while the ‘movement thinker’ is off on hiatus…? Is somebody mad at somebody? Is this going anywhere?
Isn’t that Dr. Phillips in the second panel?
Yeah, but Lt. Eris seems to be talking to Peirson in Panel One.
Beards!
(Actually, I think that might be it…)
Not that i am encouraging debauchery, but Tip needs to show us what is worn under that pink robe.
No… no, he doesn’t. The possibilities make the mind reel. And not in a particularly good way.
From what I can infer about Tip, I’m quite confident that all of the concealed parts are in tip-top (so to speak) condition, and not worn, abraded, or otherwise impaired in the slightest…
It took me years to develop this look, thankyouverymuch.
Hey, you just keep trying things, and eventually something will just click.
Most people pick the look they like in high school, and stick with it.
Whereas others realize that the look they had in high school was atrocious, and hastily discard it.
Oh that is SO not true. Most people I know have cycled through many, many stages and many looks, on into their 60s.
Frighteningly personal here. I got chided for not participating in “casual Friday” so one day showed up in my kilt with a Hawaiian shirt. Are we implying that I was fashion challenged? Harsh.
Would it be a challenge to knit for Gavotte?
Could be… you’d have to use thread instead of yarn, and basting needles instead of knitting needles. But I suspect the biggest challenge would be dexterity.
I think that a nice bell-shaped bee skep to house the whole swarm could be knit of flax, hemp, or some other plant-based (bast) fiber.. To give it enough body to be free-standing, first circular-knit a very long coil with a 10-stitch circumference, then join it in a circle to make a basket-like structure. Slogans on the side are optional, as are matching tea cozies for tea-with-honey parties.
So do we think the sweaters are telling the people WEARING them that they are fake, or telling the people READING them that are fake?
I want to assume that anyone wearing a sweater is genuine, because the message isn’t visible to the wearer, and presumably is meant for other people.
But it could also be that the sweater ninja, in his crazed mindstate, isn’t trying to warn people, but rather is merely chasizing them by sending them the message that they are fake, despite the message not really being visible to the sweater’s wearer.
This is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. Or the reason for a double homicide, it could go either way.