2007-03-27
Original: 2007-03-27 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
A woman with short brown hair and round glasses, wearing a green cardigan over a pink top, stands at the front of a classroom holding a pointer to a green chalkboard. The chalkboard reads "LINGUISTICS 101."
Woman (Professor Ellis): AS NOAM CHOMSKY ONCE SAID: OH! OH! THAT IS SO GOOD! THAT IS SO DAMN GOOD.
Caption (below panel): Not a single class went by without Professor Ellis reminding us of her fateful night at MIT.
Votey:
A close-up of an older man's face (implied to be Noam Chomsky) looking annoyed, with a mustache and glasses.
Man: THOSE WEREN'T MY EXACT WORDS!
A woman with short brown hair and round glasses, wearing a green cardigan over a pink top, stands at the front of a classroom holding a pointer to a green chalkboard. The chalkboard reads "LINGUISTICS 101."
Woman (Professor Ellis): AS NOAM CHOMSKY ONCE SAID: OH! OH! THAT IS SO GOOD! THAT IS SO DAMN GOOD.
Caption (below panel): Not a single class went by without Professor Ellis reminding us of her fateful night at MIT.
Votey:
A close-up of an older man's face (implied to be Noam Chomsky) looking annoyed, with a mustache and glasses.
Man: THOSE WEREN'T MY EXACT WORDS!
Alt text
A woman with short brown hair, round glasses, and a green cardigan stands at a classroom chalkboard labeled "LINGUISTICS 101," holding a pointer. Her speech bubble reads: "As Noam Chomsky once said: Oh! Oh! That is so good! That is so damn good." The caption below reads: "Not a single class went by without Professor Ellis reminding us of her fateful night at MIT" — implying the quote came from a sexual encounter rather than an academic moment. Votey: a close-up of an annoyed older man with glasses and a mustache (implied to be Noam Chomsky) protesting, "Those weren't my exact words!"
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.