25 November 2011: KABOINNNNNNNG!

[CEOIII]

Go get you some, Sara. Lisa can stand there and sext Stan and hush.

[Alice Macher]

Oh my. Sara's just fallen for Ivana Trump. (Yes, that's right, "Ivana," not "Ivanka.") Run, girl. Run very fast. In the other direction.

[brasca]

Does anyone really build a life in college? It's a good time to get rid of the problems acquired in high school, but a lot of graduates are having a hard time establishing anything post graduation. Never really thought of Lisa as a long term planner, but then again she could be reminding Sara of "her" plan.

[retrophrenologist]

Go get you some, Sara. Lisa can stand there and sext Stan and hush.

I dunno, Sara' an all-or-nothing type abut relationships. I think Lisa's making sense.

[SomeCanadianWeirdo]

Didi?

[Kamino Neko]

Poor Lis...got kaboinged in the face by Sara's libido...

... Wow, that sounded way less dirty in my mind.

(OTOH...let's go with that idea...)

[SomeCanadianWeirdo]

I must add that I love Sara's expression in the last panel.

[Tamar]

Agreed. Last panel is win.

[Ameyal]

:O
A Tan!Penny clone!

Still very few guys in the background D:

[retrophrenologist]

Still very few guys in the background D:

None, in fact. Unless those two featureless heads in the far background of panel 1 are male.

Maybe Sara and Lisa are at the Women's Studies building?

[NobodySpecial]

I think one thing they need in the dorm is a full length mirror for Lisa to study her hypocrisy. After all, nobody should know about building a new identity quite like the woman who's still sexting the guy she was riding in high school while clinging to every bit of her high school personality.

[Ameyal]

While I generally dislike Lisa, in all fairness she is pointing out "Get that new identity you told me you wanted".

In this VERY particular case, she's not being hypocrite, just (annoyingly) reminding Sara something she said.

[Alice Macher]

While I generally dislike Lisa, in all fairness she is pointing out "Get that new identity you told me you wanted.

In this VERY particular case, she's not being hypocrite, just (annoyingly) reminding Sara something she said.

This, exactly.

I don't mind the usual piling on Lisa (mmm...piling on Liiisa...ahrrrrl...), but if one is going to find fault with her (and she does have her faults), it should be on the basis of what she's actually said, not on reading things into her dialogue that aren't there.

[retrophrenologist]

I think one thing they need in the dorm is a full length mirror for Lisa to study her hypocrisy. After all, nobody should know about building a new identity quite like the woman who's still sexting the guy she was riding in high school while clinging to every bit of her high school personality.

Why shouldn't she? Lisa is happy as she is. Sara is the one who wanted to make a new start at a new school, and is showing signs of falling back into old habits.

[Kamino Neko]

Since the substantive part has been addressed, and I'm just that kind of a geek, I just have to nitpick a wee bit - Lis' probably WISHES she and Stan (or, you know, whoever) had been sexting...unless the backlight on her phone is insanely bright, texting rather than talking would have saved her a somewhat embarrassing conversation.