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idonotlikepeas posted:That's still the plan as far as we know. There've been a couple of panels with the Phantom self-satisfiedly chuckling about it, or Guran mashing stuff to make it, etc. Which just makes the Endless Treasure Carousel even more pointless. It's pointless from her viewpoint but the entire arc appears to be an excuse to tell the story of past Phantoms.
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Mar 7, 2014 02:26
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GorfZaplen posted:Emmy Lou Look at the two teams that are playing, the Giants vs. Charlie Brown.
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Mar 7, 2014 04:18
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Modesty Blaise  Tomorrow our friends will be having a few pointed words with Salamander and the Boote Brothers! 
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Mar 7, 2014 04:31
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Comics (February 19th 2007) La Cucaracha  Doonesbury  The Duplex  F-Minus  Non Sequitur  --- Eyebeam  It's All Right Chief Dharma 
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Mar 7, 2014 04:32
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Endless Mike posted:Because there is little reason to lock one's self into a closet (home invasions, I guess?), however there are plenty of reasons one might want to lock a closet that's full of stuff. This would generally necessitate a key, though. But thats my point. You wouldn't have THAT kind of lock on a closet door that locked from the outside.
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Mar 7, 2014 04:41
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann  You stupid assholes!Why does this comic feel the need to spend so much time on its most detestable characters? Do these two seriously have fans asking for more of them? Some Guy TT posted:Non Sequitur This one made me laugh.
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Mar 7, 2014 04:52
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Johnny Walker posted:This Soul Corner is just begging for a Breaking Bad edit. Seriously, it's very odd now when I read stuff about the Civil Rights Movement and see Walter White's name pop up all the time. On another note, the Comics Curmudgeon raised a great point about the current fantastic Iron Jonah plot in Spider-Man - instead of using Iron Jonah to find and expose Spider-Man, it would be much funnier if he became a competing superhero, gradually destroying Spider-Man's reputation.
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Mar 7, 2014 04:56
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Kammat posted:Modesty Blaise drat Willy's looking manly there. Like a blond Rambo. Can we get him avatar sized? Command Ant posted:This one made me laugh. I can only assume that the color version totally butchers the joke. So I looked it up on GoComics and-  ...Apparently most of the older daily Non Sequiturs only colorize the thought bubbles. I have no idea why, since this is the only time I can remember where the joke only makes sense in black and white. Also this comic looks way better as a square.
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Mar 7, 2014 04:59
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Some Guy TT posted:It's All Right Chief Dharma Holy poo poo, this is the best.
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Mar 7, 2014 05:08
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Julet Esqu posted:Pros & Cons Sounds like a mistrial to me! Victory for Mr. Rhodes!
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Mar 7, 2014 05:27
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Kammat posted:Modesty Blaise One thing I like about Romero is that although you can tell he loves the cheesecake, he doesn't have a problem throwing in the occasional slice of beefcake to even things out.  Strap in, everybody, because 2010 Spidey is finally done with the setup and we can finally get this show on the road!     That disappointed face.    Mole Man is being a total gentleman and Petey is being such a dick.  
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Mar 7, 2014 05:28
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Hey, I haven't seen Thorn or Sergio Argones's stuff or Don Martin... Mr. Beeg, what happened? You still out there? 
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Mar 7, 2014 05:38
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Julet Esqu posted:Strap in, everybody, because 2010 Spidey is finally done with the setup and we can finally get this show on the road! Oh man was that all the way back in 2010? It seemed like only yesterday!
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As great as Clown 9 and Iron Jonah are, the Mole Man Saga is probably my favorite Newspaper Spiderman story.
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Mar 7, 2014 05:58
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The mole man regrets!
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Okay, Geech still hasn't updated since Sunday. I'm going back to the earliest thing in the archives and post from there.  Also, the New Yorker has a nice article about Tove Jansson and the Moomins: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/books/2014/03/tove-jansson-moomin-creator-biography-review.html
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tiistai posted:Ye Olde Fok_It I hear you, Fok_It. Mark Trail makes the fatal error of expressing mild curiosity.  
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Mar 7, 2014 06:37
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Some Guy TT posted:It's All Right Chief Dharma  
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Mar 7, 2014 06:48
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Gil Never understood why celebrities would expose their kids to the same level of obsessive media attention as themselves. Retail  If we're playing the experience elitism game, Stuart would agree with strawman lady and he's been in retail longer than you Marla. But really this whole week has been awful all around. Like we've reached peak passive-aggressiveness. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  I read that the other way around at first and thought Karl was suggesting they might have to bury Tink after Refurb is done with her. Dustin  There's far worse financial decisions you can make. Like going to law school. On the Fastrack  Wouldn't that stipulation apply to every major corporation in the US? Safe Havens  Just rig up a webcam in the lab and tell them they have their own live feed web TV show.
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On the cheek? Sounds like you've got a pretty good married life then if he always makes sure to kiss you on the lips.
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Julet Esqu posted:Strap in, everybody, because 2010 Spidey is finally done with the setup and we can finally get this show on the road! Oh my God, please tell me this is going where I think it's going.
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RandomFerret posted:I think you're giving Brooke too much credit. Miyamoto Musashi never fought in a river with a boat oar, the closest was when he whittled a wooden sword out of one before a duel on an island. I'm giving him too much credit, but your counter-argument is that he got the facts wrong? Julet Esqu posted:One thing I like about Romero is that although you can tell he loves the cheesecake, he doesn't have a problem throwing in the occasional slice of beefcake to even things out. Check out Modesty's expression in that post's last panel, too. Sexy bodies may be a specialty of his, but they're not all he knows, either. tiistai posted:Ye Olde Fok_It Fok_It is rapidly catching up to Jim's Journal on my "Most Consistently Relatable Comic Strip" leaderboard. Maybe I really should go back to therapy after all... HOLBROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK Ghostlight posted:That suplex Every once in a while, I get the impression that Dharma's wife was quite a roughnecked customer in her younger days. Midnight Moth posted:There's far worse financial decisions you can make. Like getting a degree in Liberal Arts. ftfy
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Julet Esqu posted:Apartment 3-G I'll grant you that it's pretty unlikely that anyone would try to contact someone as young as Tommie is supposed to be on a landline these days, but don't all (non-cordless) landline phones have curly cords? I don't recall seeing one that didn't. AxeManiac posted:I remember I got that BC Game for my Tandy 1000 and my mom saw the box and said I wasn't allowed to call the one lady "Fat Broad" as it suggested in the manual. She would come out and hit you with a club and kill you, so we would always scream, "Watch out for That Lady" instead. BC was a weird comic. Still is. And that character is still named Fat Broad, they just never use her name in the strip. Or the only other female character's, which is Cute Chick. Some Guy TT posted:drat Willy's looking manly there. Like a blond Rambo. Can we get him avatar sized?  Midnight Moth posted:Dustin Do people call Helen's show to be insulted? Is that the point of it? Family Circus  Yes. Yes you are, Dolly. Henry  Moose and Molly  Reply All  Slylock Fox 
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Mar 7, 2014 09:16
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Reading the B.C. character page is not a complete waste of time, it turns out. I'm sure we can get some reaction panel mileage out of that.
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Today's Fingerpori is utterly untranslateable and I'm busy so I'll probably post it later Fok_It 
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Kammat posted:Modesty Blaise That little smile from Modesty in the last panel gets me. 
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Tiggum posted:Henry Henry's... teacher? Sent her child student a picture of herself? 
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Julet Esqu posted:Strap in, everybody, because 2010 Spidey is finally done with the setup and we can finally get this show on the road! Hold on, wasn't this also a real issue in the comics as well? I feel like I've seen a cover for this on superdickery or something. Or was that Doc Ock?
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Hold on, wasn't this also a real issue in the comics as well? I feel like I've seen a cover for this on superdickery or something. Doc Ock nearly married May, without ever knowing that she was doting aunt to his ARCHNEMESIS!
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Jane's World Welp, maybe not "Ted", but we're certainly adding another sub-plot to the original story which is God knows where right now. I'm waiting for the Xzibit cameo... "Hey, we heard you like... "  Non Sequitur  Oh, Wiley.  Heavenly Nostrils is yesterday's. Man, Dana's having a rough time this week. Kliban  I think I get it? But I'm not sure?  9 Chickweed Lane 3/7/2003  A nice sampling of BrookeMouths™. Accept no substitutes. Zits  Ew, gross. Kevin & Kell  Whatever. Nemi  It's strange the way Lise does eyes sometimes. I mean, just look at Ofelia. Either she's about to pass out, or has just regained consciousness after passing out.
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Cul-de-sac is a modern day Sid Caesar. The Creeps is a modern day Abbot and Costello. 
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JohnnyCanuck posted:Doc Ock nearly married May, without ever knowing that she was doting aunt to his ARCHNEMESIS! And then, years later, when he downloaded his mind into Peter Parker's body, he tormented him with memories of them having sex. I'm not making that up.
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Fingerpori At a hairdresser's: - Would you clean up that hair from the floor? - I planned to do it soon - When are you getting that new chair? - I've been planning to - afjasdgfasgasd - Speaking First some copypaste from Wiktionary: aikoa To plan to do, intend to do, aim to do; to be going to do, will do. Aikoja therefore is "a person who plans to do". I'd say "a planner" but that's not quite the same. Aikoja is also the plural of aika, "a time" or (in this case) "an appointment". The verb olla means (among other things) "to be, to exist". Onko? is its 3rd person singular question form, "Is?". The person on the phone asks Onko aikoja?, literally "Are there appointments?" which is obviously not the way you ask to make an appointment to a hairdresser in English but it works in Finnish. As it happens, Onko...? is also the way you ask "Is this...?", "Have I reached...?" on the phone. tiistai fucked around with this message at 15:22 on Mar 7, 2014 |
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F Minus Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  Of course everything is just working out suddenly.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Mike du Jour Have you ever noticed that the country of Samoa shares its name with a well-known kind of Girl Scout cookie? What's up with that? [canned laughter]
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