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Magic Hate Ball posted:Someone put that dog out of its misery. The dog looks different again, so I imagine that someone already did. Yet again Phil's dog has died, so he replaced it with another white dog, put a bandanna on it, and said "good enough". Nancy and Sluggo, being children, do not question the dog's shifting appearance, unaware that had they left the original dog in its yard, many canine deaths could have been prevented. Seriously though Gilchrist's art is awful and he can't keep the dog looking the same in back-to-back strips. Phil's appearance is rather mercurial as well, even ignoring the amazing tripling in body mass, actually.
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Roland Jones posted:The dog looks different again, so I imagine that someone already did. Yet again Phil's dog has died, so he replaced it with another white dog, put a bandanna on it, and said "good enough". Nancy and Sluggo, being children, do not question the dog's shifting appearance, unaware that had they left the original dog in its yard, many canine deaths could have been prevented. Phil's eyes migrate up and down his forehead in the three panels of just this comic. gently caress you, Guy Gilchrist.
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So Phil is looking at a pay raise of what, nothing? Nothing fifty? Again, he volunteers at a mission.
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Luann   Well, this is super humorous and doesn't make me feel sad at all.  Apartment 3-G    Pros & Cons   
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Magic Hate Ball posted:Someone put that dog out of its misery. I can roll with the Nancy plots. A bit heavy-handed with the old-fashioned stuff, but whatever, it's interesting to me to see that perspective. But that dog? Hot drat I hate that dog. The way it's always way, way too happy and excited all the time. The American Flag neckerchief thing that's just so... I don't know, over the top and obvious? Nancy and Sluggo, fine. The romance thing, sure. Fumble hulking out? Okay. "Old-fashioned morals"? Alright. But that dog? That's over the line. I think maybe what's up is I was into Garfield as a kid, and dogs who are always that happy all the time in a comic make me expect a cat to kick them off the table, but the moment never comes.
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F Minus Mary Worth  You can do other, exciting things besides the janitor stuff, like making sandwiches, or cashier duty! Rex Morgan MD 
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Don't you DARE try to look for reasons you might not hate this job!  quote:Rex Morgan MD Oh no! The lady we've never met is causing trouble at the job we've never seen June do! Sally Forth   Wasn't Watchmen pretty well recieved?  The Amazing Spider-Man    I suppose.  Juliet Jones    You're pretty gross, Grady. Phantom Classic   
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Gil I watched Thomas the Tank Engine a few times as a kid and remember gently caress all about it except there being a pissed off caboose. Retail  You missed a prime opportunity to sign up a customer to the Grumbel's e-mail list. Bad salesmanship. If you can't even do this how are you ever going to succeed at that independent store you want Marla? You'll still have the same customers to deal with but instead of corporate's money being on the line to mismanage, it'll be yours. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  Someone's gonna get hurt! (Skip probably being a fleshbag.) Dustin  I'm curious what Meg was planning to eat. Because here's it's usually hot dogs. On the Fastrack  Uh... Safe Havens  Christ. Stringing it on a necklace or even stuffing it in your bra would've been better. Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 08:47 on May 17, 2014 |
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz
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Skippy (February 26, 1927) Peanuts (May 20, 1967)  There's an answer to that, and it's buried in the question "Why are you sleeping on the roof of the house?" Funky Winkerbean: AND NOW...THE PAYOFF!  HA! HA! Well, at least it wasn't another week of creeping misery. Thanks for letting us catch our breath, Tom! Maybe if you did it more often it wouldn't be so jarring a transition. Popeye  Rip Haywire, in which I just realized that the old witch lady would be a dead ringer for Mammy Yokum if you gave her a corn cob pipe. Sadly, you just aren't allowed to enjoy smoking anymore in pop culture. OBAMA!  Pogo (May 19, 1956)  Droodles (May 19, 1956)  Out Our Way (December 26-27, 1924)  Looking back wistfully on when your relatives tried to give you cancer. 
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Just think! If you play your cards right and make a good impression, someday you may be assistant manager of a local sandwich restaurant!
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Tiggum posted:Just think! If you play your cards right and make a good impression, someday you may be assistant manager of a local sandwich restaurant! All the danger and dubious morality of dealing meth, with none of the glamour!
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Fingerpori Heimo in the boy scouts: - Ismo and Tuukka, pitch a tent! - Heimo, chop some logs After an hour: - What is that?? - A chopper Heimo is told to "make logs", so he makes a "chopper". Both are pronounced as halkoja. ...I'm bored, so here's some more unnecessary details. Halkoa is the basic form of the verb "to chop" or "to split (in half)". The suffix -ja works much in the same way as "-er" does in English, denoting someone/something that does the verb in question: juoksee -> juoksija "he runs -> a runner", halkoo -> halkoja "he chops -> a chopper". Halko means a single chopped wooden log. Just so happens that its partitive (i.e. object, indeterminate amount) plural form ("some logs") is also halkoja: it has the plural marker -j- (which normally would be -i- but because of morphological reasons is often pronounced as -j- in plural partitives) and the partitive -A (capital A meaning either a or ä). The Finnish grammar is surprisingly logically structured. The problem is that it's still pretty convoluted. tiistai fucked around with this message at 14:12 on May 17, 2014 |
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Ha ha! Look at that wacky kid who doesn't understand that you work at a job! Kids these days, amirite?
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Selachian posted:Ha ha! Look at that wacky kid who doesn't understand that you work at a job! Kids these days, amirite? It's not as if a liquor drinking piece of poo poo like him could ever hope to rise above the minimum-wage food service peon caste, anyway!
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EasyEW posted:Rip Haywire   Rip Haywire is secretly a fish. I wish I could remember who did it, but did anybody save that edit from several threads ago where characters' heads swam across the screen?
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I don't find Zachary NJ creepy or fetish-y yet. However, it is the epitome of disjointed. Jane's World is more coherent than ZNJ.Julet Esqu posted:Luann This is horrible. There's nothing that can gently caress up a kid more (well, with the exception of horrible parents) than a teacher who doesn't give a gently caress. Non Sequitur  Ok, pretty good, Wiley, I laughed at that. Although, I guess he could just be going to a costume party wearing a costume in bad taste. Heavenly Nostrils  Unicorn! 9 Chickweed Lane 5/17/2003  You know, once the water gets in under the grout, the tiles start falling off, and then your wall begins leaking. Stop hallucinating and fix the grout Juliette. Zits  Everybody got their hip flask of vodka? Right! Let's go!  Kevin & Kell  Do bicyclists do this to motorcyclists too?
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Emmy Lou Heathcliff  Mandrake the Magicican  The Phantom  Pickles  Classic Prince Valiant  
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Do bicyclists do this to motorcyclists too? No, bicyclists are generally too busy either trying not to die in traffic or being smugly superior to people with engines.
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GorfZaplen posted:Classic Prince Valiant "I'm bored of simply killing barbarians. Let's invent an amusing way to kill them!" 
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GorfZaplen posted:Pickles C'mon, grandma, that's the classic "if I gently caress it up enough, you won't ask me to do it again" bit.
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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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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Heavenly Nostrils Copyright law is one of the most powerful forces in the universe.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
Is this like the old ROM myth? where if you delete the files after 24 hours it's not illegal.
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Midnight Moth posted:Retail The correct answer is to tell them they can buy it now, and if it goes on sale you'll refund the difference. You make the sale right there, they get warm fuzzies about how you'll take care of them, and then there is a .001% chance they actually notice the sale and take the trouble to get the refund. If they do come in for the refund, then they buy other crap while they're there. While doing the refund, prompt them for their email address. But it's just a silly comic strip for fun and doesn't need to be completely realistic, right? 
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Dude's so bored of slaughtering one of the fiercest armies of history that he has to get hijinks involved
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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom  YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!
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The Python was in his pants all along. This Phantom plot might get a little too racy for the papers.
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Julet Esqu posted:Apartment 3-G She named the mare Mary.  Also, how the gently caress is this whole situation being presented as a good thing and not something that her friends should be staging an intervention for? She had a job, went in one day and got told to go home because random coworker decided not being at work would help her get over her fiance's death, even though Tommie said outright that she'd prefer to be at work and it would help take her mind off it. But she got told to go, so she went. Then this weirdo out of nowhere is making her work 24/7 on his farm or whatever, and live there, presumably without pay, and it's supposed to be teaching her a valuable lesson or something? The seats. The windows. The location of the driver. Is ... is this the world's first spherical limo? I am sad that Pierce apparently doesn't have a prom date. I was hoping to see what Pierce's prom date would have looked like.
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Humanoid Female posted:I am sad that Pierce apparently doesn't have a prom date. I was hoping to see what Pierce's prom date would have looked like. Just some lipstick on his dominant hand.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:
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