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They show the suspect and victim's right hands. In the demo, it's the suspect's left hand and victim's right.
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Blhue posted:Has anyone ever met a lefty who actually uses a lefty mouse? I'm lefthanded and I certainly don't.
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F Minus Mary Worth  Wilbur's kind of an rear end in a top hat. Rex Morgan MD 
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Gil Just saw Captain America this weekend and it delivered on the explosions part anyway. Retail  This is seriously why we need digital clothes so we can just apply pattern overlays over the base outfit template and infinitely customize them. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  Maybe what this comic needs is some explosions. Dustin  Your driver's license looks better than you. Burn? On the Fastrack  She just practices new age minimalism. It's totally zen. Safe Havens  "We don't want you experimenting with mermaid DNA but we want to see you in person in our underwater city, which would require you to use mermaid DNA."
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Apr 8, 2014 08:27
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Tiggum posted:Flo and Friends I guess it's so you can have a spare roll handy without visitors seeing it and thinking, "Oh my god, PEOPLE POOP IN HERE ALL THE TIME, JUST LOOK AT ALL THIS TOILET PAPER," which is embarrassing or something? Or maybe they just like filling up their bathroom with crocheted things, I don't know. In summary, people are pretty weird.
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Apr 8, 2014 09:28
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Borden posted:Yep. It's from Casino. I like to re-purpose these animations and use them as animated birthday cards. They're great because it makes me look pretty considerate even though it basically takes no effort. That's neat too.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert
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Midnight Moth posted:Safe Havens What the gently caress is even happening here? Why would Merpeople (who communicate through a toilet, mind you) give one flying gently caress about her screwing around with a cat's DNA? And why are they somehow the "overseers" of DNA manipulation? And, why am I even making a feeble attempt to analyze any of this? Jane's World  Well, I guess no handcuff hijinks today. Non Sequitur   I know you can't use it in the papers you're circulated in, but it just doesn't work if you can't use the proper term.Aaaaannnnddd, Dana's back. Here are two Heavenly Nostrils   Seems like we've seen these before, too, even though the copyright says 2013-2014. Kliban's Cats  That cat's either terrified, or pissed. Based on the eyes, I'd pick the latter. 9 Chickweed Lane 4/8/2003   That's pretty scary, Brooke.Zits  You should be thankful, Walt. At least he didn't spray lighter fluid on it, light it, and burn your house down. Kevin & Kell   Nemi  
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Cul-de-sac will own in tears.  The Creeps pandas to us all.  The Duplex is a lot like mike du jour, I may have to find something worse.  Oh, I know! How about WUMO? 
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Apr 8, 2014 13:58
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Trilobite posted:Yeah, that's an actual thing. I had an aunt out in the Midwest who had one in her bathroom, on a spare roll. Growing up in the 70's, I always saw them with dolls attached, like so:  ...so that comic made even less sense to me, since she didn't have a Barbie torso sticking out of her "hat". In summary, some people are even weirder.
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Ghostlight posted:Yes. In my office there's even three right-handed people who use a lefty mouse, and I will often change my mouse side dependent on how much desk space what I'm working on takes up. I know basically since we've had a PC at my house, I've sort of conditioned my family to use the mouse on the left hand side.
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More Dog Comix, anyone? Pooch Café  Okay, it's starting to drag on now. Ballard Street  I think Kevin and I have the same hobby, assuming he never, ever does anything with his ideas.
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Bloom County The choice of a wholesome generation.  [eel pun] Calvin And Hobbes   Here we go! Rabbits Against Magic, by Jonathan Lemon.  Chris Browne's Raising Duncan issues a challenge to Fred Basset.  And the neo-Nemo stylings of Tom Toles' Randolph Itch, 2 a.m.. 
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I love the style Emmy Lou is drawn in but it should be called 'My Daughter, the Moron'
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:What the gently caress is even happening here? Why would Merpeople (who communicate through a toilet, mind you) give one flying gently caress about her screwing around with a cat's DNA? And why are they somehow the "overseers" of DNA manipulation? And, why am I even making a feeble attempt to analyze any of this?
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:What the gently caress is even happening here? Why would Merpeople (who communicate through a toilet, mind you) give one flying gently caress about her screwing around with a cat's DNA? And why are they somehow the "overseers" of DNA manipulation? And, why am I even making a feeble attempt to analyze any of this? I rag on Holbrook a lot, but honestly, given that he's been writing three strips a day for over a decade and two of them for over two (I think, can't be bothered to check for specifics), it honestly isn't too surprising that they frequently dip into incoherence. I'm kind of curious how much he makes for that sort of thing, really. I mean, with that much time one could theoretically have quite a fanbase, but on the other hand these kind of comic strips tend to not exactly be lucrative, as far as I know. Midnight Moth posted:Samantha used mermaid DNA on her cat so it would live longer. They only care that she's experimenting using mermaid DNA. If she were using dragon DNA or something they wouldn't give a gently caress. No, he's asking how they know that she's doing that with mermaid DNA, why they care about that, etc. The answer is that Holbrook has gone insane from spending so many years on these comics that more time has gone into them than his actual life, or the opposite where having to put out three comics a day has him putting so little thought into them that he didn't even bother to think it through. Possibly some combination of the two. (I actually tried to imagine Holbrook's life when describing that, and in the brief mental image he looked like Gilchrist. Gilchrist is now synonymous with "bad comic author" in my mind apparently.)
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Roland Jones posted:I rag on Holbrook a lot, but honestly, given that he's been writing three strips a day for over a decade and two of them for over two (I think, can't be bothered to check for specifics), it honestly isn't too surprising that they frequently dip into incoherence. On the Fastrack has been around for, gulp, 30 years, Safe Havens for 25, and Kevin and Kell is the baby of the Holbrook family at 19.
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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom "And you were there! And you were there!" The entire arc would be instantly redeemed if she looked at a family photo and her dad was wearing a lampshade.
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Skippy was innovative in several ways, but here's one way that caught me by surprise: Gary Trudeau didn't invent comic strip reruns. (January 18, 1927 (if this date can really be trusted) and January 8, 1926 before that (click for the XL original, compare and contrast as you like)) Peanuts (April 11, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  No dude, it's "on your father, John Darling". Get the catchphrases right. Popeye  Rip Haywire  Pogo, in which Albert takes his obligations as a citizen seriously. Reading comprehension, not so much. (April 10, 1956)  Out Our Way (October 6-7, 1924)   Well, at least she's not going to switch him with the oar.
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I just want to say that I really, really enjoy Rip Haywire - "ka-soundeffects" and all. Good pacing, usually pretty funny, and a lovable dope of a main character.
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EasyEW posted:
You mean her father, John Darling, the TV personality?
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean Why is Funky Winkerbean so terrible? Jesus. Bathos leaking from every orifice, "John Darling John Darling John Darling," "cancercancercancer," even the comics poo poo. People in BSS shouldn't be sick of someone talking about comics, but he makes it so loving insufferable. Also, just going to note, John Darling ended the year I was born. Does anybody who read comics back then still read this poo poo? And of those who do, who loving cares?
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catlord posted:Why is Funky Winkerbean so terrible? Jesus. Bathos leaking from every orifice, "John Darling John Darling John Darling," "cancercancercancer," even the comics poo poo. People in BSS shouldn't be sick of someone talking about comics, but he makes it so loving insufferable. Dude is just up his own rear end. He really thinks he is telling a great story. I think Master McEldowney suffers from the same ailment. He isn't able to look at his work objectively and realize "oh this kind of sucks." I have a feeling he thinks this John Darling stuff is a brilliant callback and shows world building, but no one gives a poo poo.
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She knows that no joy or good things will ever last, and that there is no escaping the inevitable.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy In a move that will come as a surprise to absofuckinglutely no one, Phil will take Nancy to the father-daughter picnic.
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Is Nancy supposed to be an orphan? I thought she was just like every other cartoon character with no on-screen parents. You may as well have Donald Duck's nephews being sad about not having parents.
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The Sphinxster posted:Dude is just up his own rear end. He really thinks he is telling a great story. I think Master McEldowney suffers from the same ailment. He isn't able to look at his work objectively and realize "oh this kind of sucks." The dude had a storyline about the high school putting on a play and a bunch of fucker idiot philistines protested because it was too sad and had so much tragedy and were too dumb to appreciate how good it was. Then, one of the characters went to bat for it because it's true art and represents real life, man. And then everyone realized that actually the play was good as hell. It was so transparent that the whole storyline was just Batiuk jerking himself off about how great his story is and how everyone saying that tragedy doesn't inherently make a story deep or interesting is wrong and dumb that it made me want to hurl. Does anyone remember this/have a link to it? Wanamingo posted:Nancy Oh my goooooood 
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:In a move that will come as a surprise to absofuckinglutely no one, Phil will take Nancy to the father-daughter picnic. Guy Gilchrist himself materializes himself in the very room and takes Nancy to the father-daughter picnic. Later, he fends off an attacking bear and a giant gold guitar is erected in the park in his honor. A single tear falls down Gilchrist's face as he knows his work hear is done, he spreads out his arms and is carried away by a giant bald-eagle to begin his next adventure.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy Oh no. You know what this means, right? backstory
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Wanamingo posted:Zachary Nixon Johnson It's pretty wonderful how Mr. Musclecomputer has a chiseled jaw in profile, but it all turns to Swollen Beesting Face when seen dead-on.
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scarycave posted:Guy Gilchrist himself materializes himself in the very room and takes Nancy to the father-daughter picnic. That sounds far more better and entertaining than what we're actually going to get.
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Wanamingo posted:
Haha oh god drat it. And thanks for including the tit shadows gilchrist almost forgot that was fritzi
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catlord posted:Why is Funky Winkerbean so terrible? Jesus. Bathos leaking from every orifice, "John Darling John Darling John Darling," "cancercancercancer," even the comics poo poo. People in BSS shouldn't be sick of someone talking about comics, but he makes it so loving insufferable. I feel you on all your examples listed. By no means should it ever stop being posted here because everyone needs that one comic strip to say, "Goddamn, this loving sucks," but goddamn, does this strip loving suck. The absolute worst thing about FW is whenever Les is featured, because it will no doubt be about DEAD CANCER WIFE by the second panel of the first strip when he's featured again. First panel: interior of Montoni's Pizza: Les: "Hey, you know what?" Funky: "What is it, Les?" Second panel: Les: "My wife died of cancer  "Third panel: Les: " " Funky: " " (because there's got to be a smug face in every strip for some reason, regardless of emotion)Who gives a poo poo? I also hate how Montoni's Pizza building is the only place in town, like it's purgatory for all these sad sacks. Maybe that's what this comic is about. There's no other explanation. Wanamingo posted:Nancy Was there really a need for the boob outlines, Gilchrist? Jesus. Edit: ^ Great minds think alike 
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy GIMP's antialiasing is awful. e: 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
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