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Endless Mike posted:Poncho says he is "just dog." http://poochcafe.com/?cat=4 Welp, that's pretty definitive, but somehow I always thought he was a Jack Russell Terrier or JRT mix. They do seem to think they run the world or ought to, and they are fabulous at all kinds of chaos. 
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He's actually a Christmas Terrier, you can tell because of the distinctive holly-shaped nose markings and the ears that float in midair two inches behind his head.
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RandomFerret posted:He's actually a Christmas Terrier, you can tell because of the distinctive holly-shaped nose markings and the ears that float in midair two inches behind his head. Doesn't that make him a Holly Terrier?
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RandomFerret posted:He's actually a Christmas Terrier, you can tell because of the distinctive holly-shaped nose markings and the ears that float in midair two inches behind his head. Cricken_Nigfops posted:Doesn't that make him a Holly Terrier? You two just about made me snort my Guinness  Wish I had the animation skills to make it so. (A Christmas or Holly Terrier, I mean.) TofuDiva fucked around with this message at 22:37 on Mar 2, 2014 |
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Pros & Cons Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man  Please, no! He's just a child!  Prince Valiant  Juliet Jones  Phantom Classic  Big Ben Bolt 
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... since when did the Forths have a cat?Julet Esqu posted:Phantom Classic
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Zits The series is basically about Harold drawing problems, then drawing the solutions to those problems. He drew some pies, but wasn't able to "finish" them, so he drew a hungry moose and a deserving porcupine (both described as such in the book) to finish the food for him. 
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idonotlikepeas posted:The series is basically about Harold drawing problems, then drawing the solutions to those problems. He drew some pies, but wasn't able to "finish" them, so he drew a hungry moose and a deserving porcupine (both described as such in the book) to finish the food for him. "Deserving Porcupine" would be a great forums username. Hmmm...
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ANIME MONSTROSITY posted:Reply All Now I know you're somebody's alt designed for trolling. No one would ever post Reply All in a serious manner, out of the blue, without commentary.
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Julet Esqu posted:
Couldn't the Iron man bot thing recognize Spider Mans heartbeat or something equally stupid?
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Emmy Lou Heathcliff  The Phantom  Pickles  Sunday Rip Haywire  Classic Prince Valiant  
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Attitude Indicator posted:Couldn't the Iron man bot thing recognize Spider Mans heartbeat or something equally stupid? Yes, but the sensors that could do that were taken out to make room for JJJ.
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Speaking of Pooch Cafe. I can't remember the date, but the strip with Poncho and the other dog stuck to the bumper of a car they were chasing, giving a thumbs up to a dog in another car is one of the best things I've ever seen and would love a t-shirt of that.
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Piranha Club  Dick Tracy   Judge Parker  Just wait until Holland discovers the floater that Judge Parker left in the hot tub.  9 Chickweed Lane   I don't know, those floating spots that Bert is hallucinating in the background are more interesting than anything Gamma is blathering about. Pibgorn 
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Bloom County    Calvin And Hobbes     Cheap Thrills Cuisine  Gil Thorp is a comic about a high school sports coach (I think). I believe Julet Esqu used to post it, but stopped because of the terrible ratio of interesting strips to dull filler.  Ginger Meggs is an Australian strip that rarely attempts continuity. It does, however, frequently lead people to inquire why it smells like farts.  GoComics On The Road was last updated in October. "Add this feature to your 'My Comics Page' to stay up to date on GoComics' travels."  And Graffiti... Well, you can tell what it is. 
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Julet Esqu posted:Prince Valiant Goddamn this is amazing. 
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TofuDiva posted:You two just about made me snort my Guinness I don't know if this is exactly what you meant but... 
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Attitude Indicator posted:Couldn't the Iron man bot thing recognize Spider Mans heartbeat or something equally stupid? It could, but maybe not so much anymore since JJJ had the thing gutted so he could climb inside it. Recently we went back and revisited the wonderful Big Time arc from The Amazing Spider-Man, and you know what? If we have archive access, there's no reason not to post some old favorites from the past sometimes. Like this one from 2010/2011:        Ok, it starts slow, but I promise you it picks up and becomes awesome. Any of you who might recognize this from what I've posted so far will know I'm right.  Also, going through the Comics Kingdom archives looking for these strips just reminded me of how truly amazing The Amazing Spider-Man really is. So many crazy storylines.
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Modesty Blaise  Now we're just getting weird.
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SynthOrange posted:Goddamn this is amazing. Seriously, the current Prince Valiant team looks like they're really in love with the idea that they get to do Prince Valiant every week. It's the same feeling I got from the Gravelines Prison arc in the Phantom.
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Slylock Fox  The cab driver is on the right side of the car and Slylock takes place in America by default so this guy is clearly a phony. Also there's like a cop stationed right across the street so he should be able to testify. Moose and Molly  Moose sprung for flowers but cheapened out on the dinner?
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The Toronto Star is doing an online poll to choose a replacement for Doonesbury since it's going into reruns for an indefinite hiatus. The three choices are Dustin, Pickles, and Take it from the Tinkersons. Can't let Dustin get into another paper! Voting continues until Friday.
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Grave $avings posted:Here ya' go Thank you. If this was the pooch cafe strip every day, I would read it every day. Because I am easily amused.
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Skittles Goddess posted:The Toronto Star is doing an online poll to choose a replacement for Doonesbury since it's going into reruns for an indefinite hiatus. The three choices are Dustin, Pickles, and Take it from the Tinkersons. Can't let Dustin get into another paper! Voting continues until Friday. I checked out the Tinkersons. Vote Pickles.
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EasyEW posted:Seriously, the current Prince Valiant team looks like they're really in love with the idea that they get to do Prince Valiant every week. It's the same feeling I got from the Gravelines Prison arc in the Phantom. They are good, though I did like the Cullen Murphy run. The father took over the art from Hal Foster and the son, who wrote the scripts, has a degree in medieval history from Amhurst.
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox Cab drivers communicate to each other by radio. So he can obviously hear. Alternately Slylock fires his gun right next to the drivers head, and the driver recoils from the sound indicating he's lying.
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Poncho absolutely has to be a boston terrier. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op7zPJ43Ok0 That is the very essence of Poncho.
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Borden posted:Cab drivers communicate to each other by radio. So he can obviously hear. Alternately Slylock fires his gun right next to the drivers head, and the driver recoils from the sound indicating he's lying. She told him her destination.
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Comics (February 13th 2007) After some basic testing I have determined that the reason some of these comics have bad picture quality is because whoever originally uploaded them was drunk. They do clear up eventually- I could skip over the worse days or just change to a new comic altogether. All the same to me really. La Cucaracha  Doonesbury  The Duplex  F-Minus  Non Sequitur  --- Eyebeam  What a bitch. Or is it son of a bitch now? Why do we even use that expression anyway? Wouldn't cur be a lot more to the point? It's All Right Chief Dharma  Today's comic guest written by Jim Davis. Or whoever's actually writing Garfield these days. edit: this was a bad day to not proofread Some Guy TT fucked around with this message at 08:04 on Mar 3, 2014 |
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I'd say skip over the bad ones, those are really unreadable. Also drop La Cucaracha, that's unreadable no matter what.
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Drop The Duplex because gently caress Glenn McCoy. But never stop posting Chief Dharma, I love it.
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Kammat posted:
Modestly is going to have to kill so many people to get over having to wear that.
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Gil Run away and hide like a coward since I lack the required military-grade plasma rifles. Retail  Five minutes. With any luck she'll forget all about it by then or some other poor sap will be on the receiving end of her ire. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  If you like Lila so much why don't you run away and be her servile robotic appliance? Dustin  Why would Simone know anything about Dustin's love life? Are we sure she's not Ed in disguise? On the Fastrack  "Pretty risky HR move. Half our workforce are former government contractors." Safe Havens  How could you not see this coming? You stand out like a green goose wearing a pink headband.
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We Geech now. I don't think the colorist was paying attention that day. Aardmania posted:Piranha Club Sherman tanks are poo poo. Their only value is that they could be cranked out fast and cheap. They're the Zerg rush of armor.
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Yeah, you just HAD to become a goose to chase them. Makes perfect sense. A perfectly normal and logical response.
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Despite the bad quality, I'm really enjoying old Doonesbury. I don't want to advocate you drop any of them, since I read most of them at points, but I would like to keep seeing Doonesbury.don Jaime posted:Sherman tanks are poo poo. Their only value is that they could be cranked out fast and cheap. They're the Zerg rush of armor. To elaborate--Sherman tanks had three inches of armor plating, or 76.2 millimeters, at the most. That's not a lot--the German Panzer IV, which predated the war by three years, had 88 mm, and most of the German antitank weaponry could penetrate much thicker armor. They were also undergunned for much of the war, being armed with a 75 mm gun that couldn't penetrate the front armor of most German late-war tanks such as the Panther and the Tiger. The Sherman had some advantages, though. It was--as mentioned--cheap to make and fast to build, so the Americans could field about five Shermans to every one German tank. Only around 9000 Panzer IVs were ever made--over forty-nine thousand Shermans were. Additionally, the Sherman was fast for its size, so it could get around the enemy's flanks with relative ease and strike at the side and rear armor of its heavier opponents provided it didn't get knocked the gently caress out first. In the Pacific Theater, it's not even a question--the Sherman outgunned nearly everything that the Japanese could throw at it. So overall, it was absolutely underdesigned for the role it had to fill, but numbers and speed (and field-modification upgunning) allowed the Sherman to rule the day. "Zerg Rush" is definitely apt. Redeye Flight fucked around with this message at 07:43 on Mar 3, 2014 |
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