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But Pat, the Cure is silly! It is silly to like The Cure!

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But, see, I like that part. It's like the blogs, we get bits and pieces of the whole picture in different formats.

EXACTLY. Experimental narratives ROCK.

I think it's in keeping with Phillipe's character, and I think it's a good break, a good way to build suspense about how Ray will be in the coming weeks. Also, I don't think Ray will really be all that hilarious after a couple strips, so it's a way to kind of stretch out the humor of the situation.

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Also, I don't think Ray will really be all that hilarious after a couple strips, so it's a way to kind of stretch out the humor of the situation.

That's the other thing. Traumatic brain injury is really not all that funny, even exaggerated to the "dude, when you talk, blood shoots out of your ears!" point. Several strips of a main character in an impaired state because of traumatic brain injury, even temporary traumatic brain injury, is going to move towards the squirmifying after a little while. Showcasing Philippe's absurd reactions is funny.

Also theoretically funny: Lie Bot helping Ray read the magazine about McDonald's by McDonald's.
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This one just made me feel sad for some reason.
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