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Pia& the Little Tiny Things p.272 (Patreon)

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2024-11-26 15:18:54
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There she is :)

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Millie

aaaa it's like seeing an old friend

Naelyth

SHE'S MAGNIFICENT !

EvilChicken25

Pia is all of us now. LT SO GROWN UP!!! Aaaahhhh!!!

Ethan

Wow... wow... Elder Lilian /swoon/

Sam Degheldere

It's so nice seeing Lilian. One remark, "For who is this for?" feels off somehow. I'd expect "For whom is this" cause Lilian feels like someone who would use whom. Or just "Who is this for?". Though spoken language has it's quirks and I think it's not technically incorrect.

Oortbox

Shes here!

Chris Miller

Oh my gosh! Lilian is even more pretty as she got older.

Orion Rhine

*HIGH PITCHED SQUEE* *ahem* I mean, it's good to see LT again, and she's still one of your cutest characters. Will we be seeing a wild Roomie as well? Or is she locked up in the storeroom for our safety?

Amalija Vitezovic

OMG Lillian <3 And Pia is so excited she sounds like a chicken, hehe :-D

gogetaroomie
>>156467164

Thank you for that! I actually wasn't too sure how to turn the phrase around, so I appreciate the feedback :)

Colton

Roomie: ...she's still got it, the ladies love my LT.

Russell Jones
>>156467164

There's nothing really incorrect about "Who is this for?" or even "For who is this?". But, moving the preposition back to before its object sounds formal, and actually using "whom" as the object case for "who" also sounds very formal. So, "Who is this for?" sounds casual, and "For whom is this?" sounds very formal, whereas, "Whom is this for?" (which is what I would probably say, but I'm weird) or "For who is this?" have a mix of overly-formal grammar, and natural-sounding grammar, making the overall effect seem a bit strange.

Sparkax

Ohhh!!! She's still so beautiful!!!! Also, hurry up and get it together Pia or your book will be written to Pee Pee and not to you!!!

Pete White

Have we been given any indication of the amount of time passed between the two strips?

Yajoovya

There she is! Lazy Tyke herself! :)

Pete White
>>156485240

Simon: right, but it could be a simple dye job from a hairdresser. And with *her* hair, she knows hairdressers!

Jamie

To be fair, I got like this when I first met Lana Parilla... like holy HELL, she was absolutely stunning.

Bonnie Smith

"the restrooms are down the aisle next to Self-Help"

Arianod

omg Elder Lillian YES!!! :DDD

Opus the Poet

The Little One plushie! < Swoon >

Daybreak
>>156485077

I was about to say, the most Clover joke would be "oh, the bathrooms right over there"

Pete White

The discussion about Lillian's addressing her signature reminds me of two things = One, back in olden times I do believe Clover signed her materials, not just books but perhaps individual artworks and posters and such, at conventions here and there around Europe. However the language involved most often may have been French and with French grammar rules who knows how it would have gone? and Two = I had forgotten LT was a Lefty until I saw the frame with her waiting, pen in hand. (And, three = next, we will see the door crash in to reveal Rooms' arrival with one of their Gaybies under each arm. "Sorry, couldn't find a place to park.")