did i err?

[Tim]

does anybody out there know anything about usagi's penchant for using the phrase, "did i err?" i've come across it twice in the past couple days...one in DH #12 when he uses it as the password at the gate entering geishu territory and once in F# 11 when he drops the teacup.

i know that stan likes to use patterns sometimes, (the spider yelling "yow!", the woodcutters, the one-eyed birds) and i figure that "did i err" probably pops up another couple of times...

[Steve Hubbell]

does anybody out there know anything about usagi's penchant for using the phrase, "did i err?" i've come across it twice in the past couple days...one in DH #12 when he uses it as the password at the gate entering geishu territory and once in F# 11 when he drops the teacup.

i know that stan likes to use patterns sometimes, (the spider yelling "yow!", the woodcutters, the one-eyed birds) and i figure that "did i err" probably pops up another couple of times...

My guess is that it is probably influenced by and tributed to all the times he (Stan) had to letter the phrase through-out approximately 150 issues of Groo the Wanderer.

[Tim]

I've never read any Groo...always one of those things I'm meaning to do, but never get around to actually doing. Thanks for the tip!

The "Did I err?" phrase I referred to is actually referenced on Groo's Wikipedia entry:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groo_the_Wanderer

I checked out Usagi's link and found an error! It said that Grasscutter was issues #17-25 of the series, which I promptly edited to read #13-22 of the Dark Horse series. I'd never edited a Wikipedia entry before. Great stuff!

[Bryan Stone]

Hey Tim, if you wanna read some Groo you can usually find some banged up copies in dollar and quarter boxes in comic shops...or at least I'm usually able to. I recently got six issues of Groo for only a few bucks! Like I said though, don't expect them to be in pristine condition