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As for this comic…
For those who are wondering, the mouse in panel four is NOT a house mouse. Rather, it is a deer mouse. They don’t scurry; they hop. They live primarily in wooded areas. They are some of the cutest creatures on God’s green Earth. And they also carry hantavirus. So. Bit of a mixed bag.
You know who knows about Deer Mice? Hugh “The Polar Bear” Roland and Rick.
Do you have to buy them chocolate on Valentine’s Day?
I don’t. I periodically trap them and relocate them.
And I’ve got to say that Phoebe is my third favorite Orion. My favorite is T’Lyn, Mistress of the Southern Constellation.
I’m glad you’ve got your established tier list.
Who’s the second, then?
Forgive me, isn’t Tendi the name of the Orion on Lower Decks?
wonder how much cheese was offered, for the deer mouse to cooperate?
They actually prefer peanut butter. Mixed with oats. I know. I’m good at trapping them.
Sometimes the most difficult attacks can come from the most unexpected places and beings.
Indeed. Easily overlooked threats.
Another strong entry in the blue vs green debate. (Seriously, Blue has Asari AND Twi’lek, but it’s still close).
Green has Twi’lek too, remember.
Gah! A rodent foils all their security and protection!
The natural world hates computers.
Is that mouse a friend of Daphne’s or friend of Phoebe’s?
Phoebe’s friend is now Daphne’s friend.
Anyone who’s tried to operate a computer without a mouse understands.
Da dum dum tish.
OMG that was clever. Good one, Lokitsu.
They breached Target by bribing an HVAC tech to do the same thing, so why not a mouse.
Beats the old method of just throwing memory sticks on the floor inside corporate offices and hoping someone curious plugs it in.