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Darthemed posted:Now you've got me curious about 50% More Absorbent Comix. Without giving out future "Thorn" spoilers, wait a bit...
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Slylock Fox  It's kinda like Gravity but with comically large cartoonish plugs floating in space. Moose and Molly  All the animals in this comic just kind of stand around wide-eyed probably scarred from all the domestic conflict.
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EasyEW posted:Out Our Way (May 14-15, 1924) OK. Williams was racist, product of his time or no. The art and expressions are top-notch but the insistence on huge fish-like lips flushes all that away. It's not much consolation that the black people are sometimes portrayed as (trying to act like) normal folks: even the laughing horse knows they are Inherently Lesser Men. edit: this sounds like I'm reading too much into it but check other strips for the difference in which the animal kingdom considers white and black DEAD MAN'S SHOE fucked around with this message at 02:00 on Feb 3, 2014 |
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Julet Esqu posted:Prince Valiant Holy poo poo. The artist nailed the expression of "Oh god there is a horrible sea monster" on Aleta's face.
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox I figured that the thing here was to remember whether the zoo or the lake was north or south, that it was actually a NYC geography question. ...which way are they going, north or south?
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Is it just me or are everyone's images tinier all of a sudden? Yes I know I can click on them to get full size but that's fairly inconvenient.Julet Esqu posted:Prince Valiant GorfZaplen posted:Classic Prince Valiant I only just figured out that Val's current wife is not the same person he's been trying to rescue in the classics. Up until now I could never remember both their names at the same time. Welp, there goes some of the dramatic tension. Not, like, an important amount, but some. Comics (January 18th 2007) Replacements have arrived for Boondocks and Fox Trot. You're probably not going to like them. La Cucaracha  Doonesbury  The Duplex  F-Minus  Non Sequitur  --- Eyebeam  Girlfriend's parents who want the boyfriend to like them? Well I never. It's All Right Chief Dharma  On major South Korean holidays it's common to ask relatives for money as a blessing. There's a brief kind of bow ritual involved.
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Some Guy TT posted:The Duplex Let's see: scraggly-drawn art, talking dog, lame joke. In only a few years' time this would evolve, grow a needless beat panel, and start babbling something about OPRAH ROOMBA ZOOMBA.
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Howard Beale posted:Let's see: scraggly-drawn art, talking dog, lame joke. In only a few years' time this would evolve, grow a needless beat panel, and start babbling something about OPRAH ROOMBA ZOOMBA. Some Guy TT posted:Is it just me or are everyone's images tinier all of a sudden? Yes I know I can click on them to get full size but that's fairly inconvenient. Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 05:21 on Feb 3, 2014 |
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Some Guy TT posted:
Isn't Val's oldest son named Arn, though? Most people don't name their sons after their first romantic rival. That's got to be worth something in the dramatic tension department.
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Gil God. Everything comes from God. The Bible has answers to all your questions! Retail  Wow sounds like we're in for a wild ride. Also Dustin just needs to go to all out war with Retail and do a "Retail Clerks Say the Darndest Things" week. It's already halfway there. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  Are you kidding Karl? This has to be one of the cleanest houses I've seen since it perpetually looks like everyone just moved in. That or Skip is squatting in an unfurnished lot. Dustin  It could just be sour grapes. On the Fastrack  I'll save myself the headache of trying to make sense of any of this. Safe Havens  They don't? Have you tried applying?
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Some Guy TT posted:On major South Korean holidays it's common to ask relatives for money as a blessing. There's a brief kind of bow ritual involved.
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Actually, yes, you can be either too tall or too short to be an astronaut. NASA does not gently caress around regarding people who get shot into space. If you're over 6 feet 4 inches too bad.
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Julet Esqu posted:Phantom Classic 
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EasyEW posted:We might want to prepare for the eventuality that the strip ends with Morrie. Can you imagine any other way forward? Unless they find exactly the right person, I certainly hope it ends with him. As recently as last year he was willing to be pretty controversial ("Run, Trayvon, run!") and I can't imagine a worse fate for the strip than someone turning it into some sappy zombie strip. Maybe they can reprint old ones? That would be nice. A lot of them are probably still relevant.  DEAD MAN'S SHOE posted:OK. Williams was racist, product of his time or no. He was a white man a hundred years ago. That's not an excuse, but basically yeah, of course he was a racist. Although I think it's taking things a bit far to interpret the horse's expression as laughter. The way he portrays Wash Funk is still pretty progressive for the time, which admittedly is pretty disheartening. Mr. Maltose posted:Actually, yes, you can be either too tall or too short to be an astronaut. NASA does not gently caress around regarding people who get shot into space. If you're over 6 feet 4 inches too bad. Yeah, basically going into space is still as difficult and expensive as anything humanity has ever done, so if you have an unusual physical profile there's just no way to manage it.
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Mr. Maltose posted:Actually, yes, you can be either too tall or too short to be an astronaut. NASA does not gently caress around regarding people who get shot into space. If you're over 6 feet 4 inches too bad. Additionally unless you're a random specialist they have along for a mission your average astronaut is going to be much shorter than that since the selection pool is (or at least was) jet pilots and military jet planes have very small cockpits.
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Here are the requirements to be a US Grade A Space Man. Ironically you can be as short as 58 inches, but you have to be at least 62 inches tall to be a pilot. But on the other end a 'mission specialist' can have an inch on their pilot, 76 to 75 inches. Throwing people into space with the world's most developed explosion is serious business.
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox Allen Wren posted:I figured that the thing here was to remember whether the zoo or the lake was north or south, that it was actually a NYC geography question.
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Ghostlight posted:I'm guessing the admonishment of how she's speaking is related to a family position/status inflection that doesn't translate to English? Pretty much yeah. Midnight Moth posted:Safe Havens Whatever problems a seven-footer would have going into space would likely be infinitesimal compared to bringing along several small children.
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Wanamingo posted:Four Eyes EasyEW posted:We might want to prepare for the eventuality that the strip ends with Morrie. Can you imagine any other way forward? F Minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan, MD 
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Midnight Moth posted:Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  that's what you get for owning a human
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Fingerpori - May I have a pack of filter coffee - That good brand merkki: brand, mark also sign, character, symbol, make (as opposed to model), circumstance, badge, note, emblem, cue, omen and so on edit: Whoops, almost forgot Fok_It 
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Midnight Moth posted:On the Fastrack
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Mother Goose & Grimm  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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I feel I should also say that it's sad Morrie Turner died and add that the polititoons posted to mark his passing were excellent. He lived a long life doing what he was good at, it seems.Manuel Calavera posted:Rose is Rose One thing I've noticed recently is that Mr. Rose is actually buff as hell. He carts his family on his back like a horse. quote:Foob Elly has postpartum depression by proxy. Impressive. Johnny Walker posted:I think this cartoon would have been greatly improved if they had bothered to change the expressions on the fruit faces. Yeah really. Their style's OK to look at, but they should junk any joke which requires it to convey any more emotion than a drama mask. Loomus returns  The bellybutton, like the rest of the human body, is disgusting and should be covered at all times while in public Berger & Wyse   I believe this is a joke on the name of a style of shoe. Stephen Collins  What a tiresome man. (entity?)  The Fall Tom Gauld  Memento Mori. Also compare the faces with the fruit cartoon. Maybe it's just me but for me, this really plumbs the depths of feeling that pass between two friends hanging out.  There's currently a movement out to rewrite all of the Austen novels and set them in modern times and it can gently caress off. Rarebit Fiend with 0 post-processing on my part. They link to full sized images, tell me if this is acceptable.  
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Those look great. Ah, Mymble, is there anyone in your family who isn't a badass? 
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Midnight Moth posted:Retail After having "done my time" in retail, I don't know why this is always considered such a dumb question. There were many times, especially in the case of a hot item, a clearance, or a particularly good sale, that we would have a tough time keeping the shelf/display stocked. There were lots of times when I was asked "Do you have any more in the back", and I responded "Yep, just let me catch my breath, and I'll run back and grab another load." It doesn't hurt to ask. Now, if we were truly out of an item, and the customer threw a tantrum claiming that we were "holding out", the question then becomes stupid, and laughable.  BlueDestiny posted:
This is great! Avatar material, people! Jane's World  I'll bet Jane's mother is a bible beater or something. Non Sequitur  Heavenly Nostrils is caught up, so here are Sunday's and today's:  What? No duckface?  Gotta keep the priorities straight. Kliban   9 Chickweed Lane 2/3/2003   Christ, aren't we done with this yet, Brooke?Zits  teen_bitching.jpg Kevin & Kell  Oh jeez.  How the gently caress does that desk work? She has her right butt cheek on the chair, right? That's the only way I can see it.Nemi 
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Cul-de-sac 1 Groundhog Cold water Salt Pepper Sweet potatoes or white potatoes Cornbread The animal should be dressed as soon as possible and well soaked for several hours in cold, salty water. All excess fat may be trimmed off after the meat is cold. Parboil to remove and remaining fat and drain well. Place in a moderate oven and pack sweet potatoes or even white potatoes all around. Salt and pepper the meat and bake unti brown. Be sure the potatoes are thoroughly cooked. Serve with cornbread and use the heavy gravy that forms during baking. The Creeps 
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Is there a Mark Trail font? I haven't really been able to find anything on Google.
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DEAD MAN'S SHOE posted:OK. Williams was racist, product of his time or no. Part of me hopes that it's more out of ignorance than malice, the way someone would grow up with that stuff in the air and it becomes invisible to them until somebody yanks the proverbial knot in their rear end when something questionable is kicked out in unfamiliar company. Sounds like I'm making excuses for total strangers, but yeah, there was a lot of that going around for a long time. Peanuts (February 6, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  Popeye (February 6, 1956)  You're a ghost. They can't hang you twice. Rip Haywire  Pogo (February 6, 1924)  Out Our Way (May 16-17, 1924)  
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:M. Trail 
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What's fresh from Mike Lester this week? BLATANT TRANSPHOBIA
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Maybe that drawing associates with the gender assigned at birth but happens to enjoy cross-dressing, way to assume Shujogun
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Midnight Moth posted:
Hey Ed! Stop tailgating you loving prick! 
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Mr. Squishy posted:Maybe that drawing associates with the gender assigned at birth but happens to enjoy cross-dressing, way to assume Shujogun Being that it's a Mike Lester drawing I'm pretty sure it's impossible it's anything else. I would be absolutely shocked that Mike "I take selfies at Chick-fil-a to show those faggots what for" Lester could conceive of transgenderism as anything other than gross hairy men wanting to wear wigs and use women's bathrooms. So glad he can do this in the funniest section now rather than just the editorials section.
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