Let's not dwell on the reasons Jerry is in Nora's apartment, and what this might mean about his age. Is he a child, or actually of legal age? we think. And then no, we don't thin about it. The most important thing about this strip is the ultimate Givney Flip.
That's right: into the ceiling. Or rather, the light fixture. Here the Violently Ordinary Rejoinder - a pair of them, actually, in a devastating one-two punch - makes Givney take off like a Titan rocket.
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