[0898] AIIEEE!
└ posted on Monday, 26 June 2017, by Novil
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- Richard: Sandra, I wanted to talk to you about a couple of things, but as a single father, I sometimes find it hard to find the right words.
- Sandra: I fear the worst.
- Richard: Therefore, I’ve asked Ye Thuza to come over to have a…
- Richard: … serious parent-child conversation about sexuality.
- Sandra: AIIEEE!
- Sandra: I didn’t do anything wrong! Why are you punishing me like that?!!
- Richard: Making your children writhe with embarrassment is one of the biggest joys in life!
- Ye Thuza: So much fun for $0!
![[0898] AIIEEE!](/comics/2017-06-26-0898-aiieee.png "[0898] AIIEEE!")
@ nekokami:
Well there are two kinds of these talks. The one before you actually done something of the sort, and the one where you’ve dabbled in the subject a little. The first one is fine, as all kids understand they’re going to have the talk at some point but then the second one is where the kids get awkward because it’s weird to have your parents talk to you about something you’ve done and you don’t know what they’ll say. For Richard right now, he’s just being childish, and that’s in line with his character. He had even gone as low as saying DUCKS are bad for ya!
@ green gear:
That was easily one of the strangest episodes of a surprisingly hilarious and often strange show. I loved it so.
@ LordIkechi:
In general, it’s the kind of thing we’d rather not talk about. With anyone. Except the person we’re about to engage in it with.
We know it exists, and we have an idea of how to deal with it. That’s enough for most.
I love Sandra and Woo, but I almost love the comment section more. Dozens of people having an insightful discussion on the morality and wisdom of the characters in a cute comedy strip. I’m sure Novil never expected to be hosting discussions on how exactly parents should broach the subject of sexual education.
I love Sandra and Woo, but I almost love the comment section more. I bet Novil never expected to be hosting an in-depth analysis on how and when parents should approach sexual education for their children. Keep up the good work Novil. Keep up the good work Commentors.
I also love how much of an idiot i am.
KillerOh wrote:
Why do that, when it can be the punchline for AIIEEE!! 2 or 3?
@ [USER__ERROR]:
Most of us have done that before. Thanks for encouraging insightful commentary! 🙂
It would be interesting to see the same chat in the case of Cloud and Larissa
@ Anonymous Person:
Your village didn’t give you an academic discussion? Mine did.
greyBear wrote:
Za?
I denied that folks that because I was a very fluent reader in Kindergarten and had gotten my hands on a book about human sexual reproduction