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CaptainCaveman posted:She told him her destination. Alternate theory. He's the cab driver from Ghost Dad.
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To be fair, outgunning the IJA was not a challenge. Their idea of an antitank weapon was to half-bury a guy with a bomb and instructions to detonate the bomb if a Sherman came along and ran over him. Japan just didn't get the concept of tank warfare.
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Midnight Moth posted:Safe Havens This looks kind of familiar... 
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth A big city like Santa Royale.  Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD Overall I prefer Beatty's work on this strip to Nolan's, but the way he draws Sarah is just terrible. She consistently looks like some sort of gremlin. Helicity posted: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. Reply All is actually pretty good sometimes. Case in point:  Adam@Home  This is pretty much the platonic form of "a comic strip about video games by someone who's never played one". Garfield  Taking a leaf from Heathcliff's book today. Henry  Mandrake the Magician (1941-11-16)  The Pajama Diaries  Looking at the clock, she was sitting there like that for seven hours. Zits  How could he possibly have imagined this conversation was going to go?
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Only two things in her list are true. He is underage, and she does forbid it.
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Tiggum posted:Garfield Somehow I only just now made the connection that Heathcliff never talks. Has he ever?
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His Divine Shadow posted:What is sex powder? Cocaine? Nah. You get this powder, that you mix with water, and it makes lube.
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Some Guy TT posted:Somehow I only just now made the connection that Heathcliff never talks. Has he ever? He did in the cartoon, not sure about the comic though.
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His Divine Shadow posted:What is sex powder? It's unsanitary, gets all over the place.
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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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GorfZaplen posted:Heathcliff Man, that Garbage Ape in the bottom left would probably make a great avatar. I still really like my weird Ballard Street duck-man, but I'd be tempted.
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Safety Factor posted:Man, that Garbage Ape in the bottom left would probably make a great avatar. I still really like my weird Ballard Street duck-man, but I'd be tempted.  gently caress YOUR GARBAGE Also 
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Johnny Aztec posted:Only two things in her list are true. He is underage, and she does forbid it. Well, given the amount of care Jeremy is likely to take, it's probably messy and unsanitary too. And also possibly dangerous. ANIME MONSTROSITY posted:e: drat it, Tiggum, keep out of my turf  Safety Factor posted:Man, that Garbage Ape in the bottom left would probably make a great avatar. I still really like my weird Ballard Street duck-man, but I'd be tempted.     
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Can someone please avatarise that kid in Tina's Groove? Maybe with his eyes changed to be looking out towards the posting.
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The Sezza posted:Can someone please avatarise that kid in Tina's Groove?    The transparent one looks poo poo against a dark background. 
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Manuel Calavera posted:
You, uh, doing okay there Charles?
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Jane's World The plot thickens... Non Sequitur  Bleh. Heavenly Nostrils is yesterday's. Kliban  Predecessor to this? And I guess it still can be called a tunnel if it's above ground.9 Chickweed Lane 3/3/2003  What? Zits Tiggum!   Kevin & Kell   Nemi  
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Mr. Squishy posted:e: I just noticed that now we have reason to suppose that Momma is Jewish You just noticed now? Mell Lazarus has always been Jewish.
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Tiggum posted:
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Cul-de-sac waxes. The Creeps Waynes. 
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Foxy Grandpa Introduces The Boys To The Occult
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Skippy is all about contingency plans. (December 13, 1926) Peanuts sticks it to the President's Council on Physical Fitness. (March 6, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  Upcoming: a week of Cindy wallowing in the living Hell that is Cleveland, Ohio. Or more to the point, creating her own personal Hell out of the raw materials that Cleveland provides. Oh, who am I kidding, that would be almost exciting in an aggravating way. She's probably just going to kick about how not NYC it is, the way high-lar-ee-ous people do. Popeye  Rip Haywire  As a presidential candidate, Pogo is practicing the bit about awakening the sleeping giant. (March 5, 1956)  Out Our Way (July 21-22, 1924)   The moral: Never let a sheep shearer do a barber's job.
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean High school popular girl turned big city news anchor Cindy Summer certainly would make an offhand reference to Siegel and Schuster's contract woes! That's some great in-character dialogue you can write, Tom Batiuk!
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Jane's World This is idiotic. She's been worried about the consequences if her mom finds out she is gay, and now we find out she already has an openly gay sister and their mom is fine with it? Why the gently caress was she worried then?
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Emmy Lou Heathcliff  Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom  Pickles  Classic Prince Valiant  
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GorfZaplen posted:Emmy Lou Thanks for posting these! There's something weirdly endearing about Emmy Lou. Maybe it's the 50s feel of the artwork, dunno. GorfZaplen posted:Classic Prince Valiant  That methodology doesn't sound like Val. I mean, wouldn't you think that if his old man was a "pretty drat good king", most of the kingdom would want him back? Would he really have to, sort of, "beat the subjects back into submission" to his father? That statement makes him come off as the Russia to their Ukraine.
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Cricken_Nigfops posted:The Creeps Waynes. I fuckin' adore the Creeps.  Moomin  I've always kinda wondered how stuff like this happens, but I guess the nearby ocean is more of a landbound sea, kinda like a closed off Mediterranean.
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F Minus Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  He got over his wife almost dying fast.
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Julet Esqu posted: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. Oh poo poo, are you ever. I am on the Edge of my Seat Comix. Pooch Café  Dude, the dog that has abilities so powerful that you immediately made him your king is now fighting another dog with the same powers, and you're disappointed about it? This is the dog version of Superman vs. Shazam! Spidey vs. Venom! Hulk Hogan vs. Andre the Giant! Ballard Street  Ballard Street residents demonstrate a better understanding of the mechanics of climate change than Donald Trump.
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Fingerpori 1940: - Go tell them we need a kk to ward off the attack! - It'll take another month "kk" is an abbreviation for two things: konekivääri, assault rifle and kuukausi, month. Fok_It  Shrove Tuesday's tomorrow but Finns celebrate the preceding Sunday as well. Wikipedia posted:In Finland the day is called laskiainen and is generally celebrated by eating green pea soup and a pastry called laskiaispulla (sweet bread filled with whipped cream and jam or almond paste). The celebration often includes sledging.
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scarycave posted:I don't know if this is exactly what you meant but... Yes! Yes, this is exactly what I meant. Thanks!
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Redeye Flight posted: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. Well, the Sherman's frontal plate was sloped, so it had more effective armor than the Pz4's 88mm. In fact, the T-34's armor was thinner than the Sherman's, but was also sloped such that it was more effective than its thickness would indicate. At the beginning of the war, German guns actually couldn't penetrate even the T-34's sloped armor, so they would have been insufficient against the Sherman, too. That said, the Germans quickly learned their lesson (with regard to penetration, not with regard to armour slope - they never really learned their lesson in that regard and continued to do flat-panel armor that was just not as efficient as it could have been) and loaded a higher-velocity round that was capable of defeating both armours. However, the US Army did deploy the Easy 8 and Jumbo variants of the Sherman tank, which had thicker frontal plates to help defeat higher-velocity German guns. It was still only somewhat effective (few Jumbos were produced; the Easy Eight was more prolific) because Germans were as good at building high-velocity guns by war's end as they were bad at building efficient armor plating. That said, Sherman tanks? How old is this guy?
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