I'm with Clyde on this one. So thanks for making me agree with Clyde, Darrin! :)
Sometimes Clyde makes good points.
Every once in a while, I can see why Lemont sticks with Clyde, even though Clyde is a real character. Whoops. He's supposed to me. This is a comic strip, I keep forgetting. Candorville feels so real! Hahahaha. ☋
Lemont and Clyde actually remind me a lot of myself and a good friend of mine in NYC. I'm a bit of an obsessive nerd and "A," while not a "thug" (though I'd imagine "suburban" [code] types might think he's a thug anyway), certainly comes across as a bit "rough" . We have radically different views on relationships and money (he actually makes more than I do, btw) and life in general, but he's been one of the most loyal friends I've ever had. So I can relate to the Lemont/Clyde dynamic very well. Hits close to home.
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I'm with Clyde on this one. So thanks for making me agree with Clyde, Darrin! :)
Sometimes Clyde makes good points.
Every once in a while, I can see why Lemont sticks with Clyde, even though Clyde is a real character. Whoops. He's supposed to me. This is a comic strip, I keep forgetting. Candorville feels so real! Hahahaha. ☋
Lemont and Clyde actually remind me a lot of myself and a good friend of mine in NYC. I'm a bit of an obsessive nerd and "A," while not a "thug" (though I'd imagine "suburban" [code] types might think he's a thug anyway), certainly comes across as a bit "rough" . We have radically different views on relationships and money (he actually makes more than I do, btw) and life in general, but he's been one of the most loyal friends I've ever had. So I can relate to the Lemont/Clyde dynamic very well. Hits close to home.