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October 26th, 2006 20:22
This strip was inspired by a conversation I overheard in a British pub. One fellow said that depending on how you answered indicated whether you were an optimist or pessimist. When a third Brit sat down with a half a glass of ale he was asked whether it was half full or half empty. He replied that it was half way to his next pint. I changed the content a little.