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2015-02-15

Original: 2015-02-15 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Transcript

Panel 1:
Man (holding up a shirt, to a bearded man): GOD! THROW OUT THIS SHIRT! YOU'VE HAD IT SINCE WE WERE DATING. IT'S COVERED IN HOLES!

Panel 2:
Bearded man: YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND.

Panel 3:
Bearded man (smaller, in the distance): THE SHIRT IS CURSED.

Panel 4:
Bearded man: IT GROWS OLDER. I STAY THE SAME AGE.

Panel 5 (close-up on bearded man's anguished face): (no dialogue)

Panel 6:
First man: NO YOU DON'T.
Bearded man: I MEAN EMOTIONALLY.

Votey:
First man: OKAY, KEEP YOUR STUPID STAR WARS SHIRT.
Bearded man: OH I WILL.

Alt text

A six-panel comic. A man holds up an old, hole-riddled shirt and tells his bearded partner: "God! Throw out this shirt! You've had it since we were dating. It's covered in holes!" The bearded man, in growing emotional close-up across the panels, replies gravely: "You don't understand. The shirt is cursed. It grows older. I stay the same age" — framing himself like a vampire or immortal bound to the garment. The first man flatly says, "No you don't," and the bearded man, face anguished in extreme close-up, clarifies: "I mean emotionally." In the votey aftercomic, drawn in loose black-and-white sketch, the first man relents: "Okay, keep your stupid Star Wars shirt," and the bearded man, smug, answers: "Oh I will."

Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.