This follows that there may be a Kermit the Golf, Kermit the Folg, and Kermit the Glof.

It says words, not phrases. So you’re not allowed to use “I,” “use,” “by,” “the,” “way,” or “and.”

Dawn has some mighty strange-looking fingers, too.

Especially if they looked like the capybara rejects depicted in the comic.

Then it should be THE GITHUB “DICTIONARY.”

Scare quotes are used informally, but it’s not proper usage like a “news” channel should be doing. Which, fair enough, it’s Fox “News.” But it’s already larger text and all caps - why is more emphasis necessary?

Ohh, now I get what you’re talking about. I was referring to this picture looking 50s rather than 30s:

The OP image is established to have been drawn in 1934.

What does a passenger dirigible have to do with anything?

A microfilm viewer is definitely the inspiration, but is this 1930s? It looks more like 1950s to me. Even then, notice that the thing holding the screen is huge. I can’t find an image of a definitively 1930s one, but I did find this proof of concept for a home one from 1935. Pretty different form factor.

That is an impressively accurate-looking future TV for something drawn in 1934. TVs of the time looked something like this: