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Zereth posted:That's an exclamation point. As far as I remember he has used two periods now: LET'S RUN OVER TO THE CORNER
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Onstad on Twitter: "Getting back to work. Starting to leak little preview panels."
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Oh hell and drat yes 80s Ray and Beef, a slam on Jello Biafra... the good times are back!
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Der Shovel posted:Oh hell and drat yes For a week or two, then Onstad gets the depression and has to go off and review Oiled Turtle Eggs or Cinnamon Tree Bark in Aspic or whatever.
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Doing the rounds through the archive, I think this one has some of my favorite dialogue.
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I wonder if Pat would be a fan of Game of Thrones?
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:For a week or two, then Onstad gets the depression and has to go off and review Oiled Turtle Eggs or Cinnamon Tree Bark in Aspic or whatever. Welp, I hope everyone enjoyed my latest aborted attempt to get to the punchline. I'd like to wrap things up, but I gotta get to the airport; I'm writing an article about the cuisine of *places index finger at random on map of the world* Latvia.
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I actually managed to work into a conversation Teodors comments about British food a while back. Sadly, no one got the reference. From this strip: http://achewood.com/index.php?date=05262003
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Who has used more periods, Roast Beef, or Nice Pete? Get to work, Internet.
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Why does Onstad say: Christ Onstand posted:...having unwittingly launched the strip on September 11, 2001 In his blog post about relaunching the store? The first strip was posted on Oct 1st, 2001.
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a starwar betamax posted:Why does Onstad say: I believe he put the first few comics online on September 11th and sent the link around to his friends, then wound up calling that a soft launch and holding off on launching it as an ongoing endeavor. I can't find the interview where he says that for the life of me, though, so I could just be making poo poo up.
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I'm not sure if this is the only time Roast Beef has really laughed, but I don't think we've ever seen anything like it since.
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Howard Beale posted:I'm not sure if this is the only time Roast Beef has really laughed, but I don't think we've ever seen anything like it since. The cat is so happy his eyes turn into Pac-Men.
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Howard Beale posted:I'm not sure if this is the only time Roast Beef has really laughed, but I don't think we've ever seen anything like it since. DRIP, but it's not as boisterous as Cheers.
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Deathlove posted:DRIP, but it's not as boisterous as Cheers. Yes, but that three-panel sequence of Ray is one of the funniest sequences ever in the history of Achewood.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:For a week or two, then Onstad gets the depression and has to go off and review Oiled Turtle Eggs or Cinnamon Tree Bark in Aspic or whatever. Maybe, but god drat those two weeks will be glorious.
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Der Shovel posted:Maybe, but god drat those two weeks will be glorious. Oh god, it'll be John K getting fired from Ren and Stimpy all over again.
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H.P. Shivcraft posted:The cat is so happy his eyes turn into Pac-Men. Sometimes it shames me how much achewood has crept into my dialect. This includes "oh hee hee". The little gray cat is just so delighted
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Phy posted:Sometimes it shames me how much achewood has crept into my dialect. This includes "oh hee hee". The little gray cat is just so delighted I still find myself using "hell of" from time to time, and I'm a Midwestern boy who hasn't been to California since the mid-1990s. So I blame this entirely on Achewood. 
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I've been known to break out "Oh hell and drat yes" and "Oh poo poo! Oh God drat!" from time to time, myself.
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"We got the chessboard out and you playin' Whack-A-Mole" has proven a surprisingly useful metaphor in casual conversations.
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I'm a big fan of 'Screw you _______! gently caress you!'
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Wanderer posted:"We got the chessboard out and you playin' Whack-A-Mole" has proven a surprisingly useful metaphor in casual conversations. I use that, but the one that comes in handiest is describing someone as having come from Circumstances. Tells people what they need to know without getting into ugly details when talking about, say, child abuse.
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Hoover Dam posted:I use that, but the one that comes in handiest is describing someone as having come from Circumstances. Tells people what they need to know without getting into ugly details when talking about, say, child abuse. I use "comes from Circumstances" so often that sometimes I forget it's an Achewood thing. Also saying people "got depression".
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"He said 'human being' the way old telegrams said STOP" is both one of my favourite Achewoodisms and one I thought would come in handy far more often than it actually has to date, i.e. not at all. Maybe that's a good thing in itself, though. 
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A phrase I hope to find somewhere to use once in my life: poo poo-hot mother sex peppers: http://achewood.com/index.php?date=12042008 A bit of dialogue that has been cracking me up nonstop lately is Dr. Andretti accidentally naming a Red Hot Chili Peppers album: http://achewood.com/index.php?date=09092008
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MMAgCh posted:"He said 'human being' the way old telegrams said STOP" is both one of my favourite Achewoodisms and one I thought would come in handy far more often than it actually has to date, i.e. not at all. Maybe that's a good thing in itself, though. I have used that expression to describe some of the oafs I went to High School with. It gets laughs.
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"Go buttshit apehole" and/or "yerp onna frikkin' floor" are popular favorites in my household. Also, I say "Oh God man this is so waaaackyyyyy" at least once a week.
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I convinced my friend to come over and watch the hockey game the other day with promises of a crispy 12-pack in the fridge.
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Oh man that is mega-nasty That is dog poo poo There's just something about describing any person's physique as being "dog poo poo" that never fails to crack me up. I probably use it too much.
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Spam spam spam spam eggs spam. This parrot is no more! It has ceased to be! My hovercraft is full of eels! Edit: But seriously, I don't think I ever started using "a thing"/"doing a thing" until reading Achewood.
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7/15/04 - Roast Beef wishes for a pair of shoes. - http://achewood.com/index.php?date=07152004 10/13/06 - JUDAS PRIEST FRIDAY THE 13TH - http://achewood.com/index.php?date=10132006 I like it when little things get paid off.
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MMAgCh posted:"He said 'human being' the way old telegrams said STOP" is both one of my favourite Achewoodisms and one I thought would come in handy far more often than it actually has to date, i.e. not at all. Maybe that's a good thing in itself, though. The alt-text for that one is one of my all-time favorites: "Seven men, pissing into empties, calling you 'human being'. They cannot see you." I know that in a traditional line-up they'd be taking turns, but I can't help but laugh as I imagine seven dudes simultaneously pissing into empties, absently minding their pecker while they sporadically look up at the glass long enough to bark out 'human being' before returning to the business at hand.
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> did...I win? TODD THINKS SO.
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I'm about a third of the way through The Sisters Brothers and I'm having a hard time not picturing these dudes as Nice Pete.
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withak posted:I'm about a third of the way through The Sisters Brothers and I'm having a hard time not picturing these dudes as Nice Pete. That is a surprisingly apt comparison. Charlie is much more Nice Pete then Eli is, though they both have many similarities.
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There is a lot of flak and such going around issue 12 of Saga, published this week when the real issue should be the appearance of a SPECIAL BOY in its pages! 
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Yannick_B posted:There is a lot of flak and such going around issue 12 of Saga, published this week when the real Oh no... was the controversy over Philippe getting buggered?
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GigaPeon posted:Oh no... was the controversy over Philippe getting buggered? I'm teaching myself JavaScript now and one of the first scripts I make will have that exchange for sure.
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One of my friends just posted a picture of a bottle of Blue Label next to a half-eaten slice of pizza and an empty beer glass on her Facebook. It begs for an Achewood reference, but I really don't know what. Other than "You can do whatever you want in life," of course.
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