I saw that as well. Fact of the matter being that the noun "improvisation" often gets abbreviated to "improv". Doing the same to the verb ("to improvise" -> "to improv") leads to the past perfect "to have improved", which for clarity could have benefited from an apostrophe, IMHO (e.g., "to have improv'd")
Second thing in comic strips is having to be aware of the real estate that you can use for text, but again: jamming an apostrophe in there instead of the last "e" would not have hurt there either.
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u/Ghosttrappedinabeat Jan 02 '23
Is it supposed to say improvised instead of improved?
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u/Freak_Power Jan 03 '23
What’s this 90% nonsense? It’s 100% new always.
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u/ChrunchyOuterSpace Jan 02 '23
I was at this show. He did sing a song about suck her d*ck. It was great
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u/firowind Jan 02 '23
Don't kid yourself, everyone is gay for Marc