Tuesday, September 8, 2009
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Serengetti Dreams, as you may have inferred from the title, is a webcomic by Shane Itram. It updates daily, Monday through Friday.
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If you're reading the archives from season 1, click on comics to view them full size. That trick still works for season 2, but I don't think you need it.
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2009
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September
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- 141: Dr. Bolton - New Paper
- 140: Friend Evaluation
- 139: Scrabble Game
- 138: Attila Still in Orgo
- 137: Enter Attila
- 136: Orgo Question
- 135: Dr. Bolton - Kingston vs. Earl
- 134: Orgo with Sherbinski
- 133: Headed to a New Orgo Class
- 132: Dr. Sherbinski
- 131: New Orgo Professor
- 130: Toast
- 129: Dr. Bolton - Toast / Squirrels
- 128: Street Crossing
- 127: Contrary to Popular Belief
- 126: New Saturday Update!
- 125: "Interesting" stuff
- 124: Legal Assistance
- 123: Dr. Bolton - Important Letter
- 122: Mosquo Continued
- 121: Mucho Peligro from Ecuador
- 120: Peligro from Ecuador
- 119: Walk in the Park
- 118: Dr. Bolton Welcomes New Readers
- 117: Return of Beowolf
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Sooooo, he can't say words with 'it' in the middle? Let's hope he doesn't get into trouble with the senor(it)as
ReplyDeleteThe suffix "-ito" or "-ita" indicates that something is a diminutive form of something else. So, a mosquito would be a smaller form of a mosquo, and a dorito would be a small doro, if mosquos and doros were actual words. Likewise, a señorita is a younger form of a señora.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I would have thrown a burro at him.
Why did the mexican guy say monsieur instead of senor? lol...
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