Schroeder's first word is "Kitty."
NOT "BEETHOVEN."
Saturday, August 15, 2009
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This isn't necessarily his first word. Maybe he had his first word at home. When he wasn't in the comic.
ReplyDeleteNono, his first words were "Bye Bye", remember?
ReplyDeleteHm, I don't. It's been a while since that strip though.
ReplyDeleteIt's not easy for me to keep all this straight.