You should listen to your dad’s words, Sandra. No one was around to get me sound advice, and before I knew, I had lost two of my best friends in the world. And we still don’t talk to each other to this day. We’ll say ‘hi’ whenever we see each other, but we don’t hang out like we used to. And now that I think about it, I wish I could take back what I did, so we could be friends again.

I know this isn’t on topic for the strip and I apologize to Novil and Froggiechan…

@ gerardo: Better to critique and render the good and bad than to be lazy and just be critic-al. And it would be interesting to point out, that while you may have a point that folks are being hard on your criticism, there seem to be no lack of emotional baggage in the reply above.

As for a tour de force, I think the term in rhetorical English writing you may be looking for is omniscience (usually referring to third person).

What!!!! they hide my comment.
Well I dont Care if He is talking from experience it still looks kind of a tour de force (no clue how to say it in english) “unnatural”.

I am really mad that after all no one cares about some real critic,
After the dumasses who talk in the Martin luther Woo thing no one like the critics? Do you think I am like them? that I think like them? Come on!!

@ leinad: I don’t think he’d need to be too perceptive in this regard. After all Cloud and Larissa, from only a reader’s perspective, make-up her circle of peers. I imagine that would be quite devastating to feel that all her friends in her peer group have abandoned her; even if that isn’t really the case.

Congratulations on 100 strips! This strip is deep.