Comments (9)

• Chris Rose 14 years ago archived

  I'm not sure you care about this, but now that you're using WordPress (or a new version of it, or whatever) your RSS feed now just shows image thumbnails rather than the full-size panels. That may be desirable for you, but it definitely makes reading your posts less than optimal for those of us who consume webcomics via RSS.

  
  

  Thanks either way for the great work!

• Nicosar 13 years ago archived

  This is coming super duper late and all, but, uh... that's not a flute. It's a recorder.

  
  

  >_>

  • asdfjkl; 12 years ago archived

    That's probably part of him being a nut.

    • lake_wrangler 12 years ago archived

      Either that, or they know French, and that recorder is of French origin, somehow... That's what French speaking people call a recorder: "Une flute."

  • THG 11 years ago archived

    "Flute" meant what we now call recorder until into the 18th century in England, after the introduction of the traverso (transverse flute); as the recorder dropped out of use, the flute dropped the transverse bit and there you have it.

    • Nicosar 11 years ago archived

      ...except that this is the 19th century and transverse flutes have been dominant for like a hundred years. :P

      • Skylark Landing 11 years ago archived

        Maybe it's an old artifact and named for what recorders were called then?

• Firedog 11 years ago archived

  Question: How can he play the flute and talk simultaneously?

• Bag o Dyce 1 year ago archived

  Gren!