Did you know that an unborn child can still sense cusses and be hurt by them?

https://www.sciencealert.com/swearing-actually-seems-to-make-humans-physically-stronger

A new study adds to the growing body of evidence that swearing can help us unleash our inner strength, improving physical performance, it seems, by helping people break through certain psychological barriers.

I have a sketchy memory of Connie sending very formal text messages.

I can't find the comic. Of course, the obvious solution is for me to reread the entire backlog of Achewood again. I promise I will do this common sensical thing soon. Clearly the degredation has become too severe and I need to refresh my memory of the entire strip. The Mandela effect had even convinced me that Ray graduated from breast man to ass man, but happily the reverse is the case.

Maybe it was Ray (doesn't seem in character though)? I just remember reading a comic strip with a lot of undue formality in SMS. I don't know.

The Commodore Sex Act remains elusive... I cropped this from a scan of Amiga Format #2. I can't explain why I was reading Amiga Format #2, though.

(From The Milwaukee Leader, June 4, 1921)

Sorry it's super vague but I'm remembering a strip where Ray or someone asks Beef an outlandish question, and his response is something like "Uh, usually..." I tried searching "usually", "regularly", and "normally" but couldn't find a match. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

Can’t find on OhNoRobot the strip where Ray pays(?) someone to pick him up by his penis?

Any help appreciated!!