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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz I just realized that when people are drawn like the witness in the third panel, they're supposed to have open mouths, not giant buckteeth.
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I was thinking "Oh its the witness, the scar was on the dude's cheek not his chin" and was sort of right, but in a profoundly stupid way.
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It's definitely the translation thing rather than reused art.
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Comics (April 16th 2007) La Cucaracha  Doonesbury  The Duplex  F-Minus  Non Sequitur  --- Eyebeam (March 14th 1983(  It's All Right Chief Dharma (October 11th 2009) 
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mtomato posted:"He couldn't have seen the scar when walking in the direction he walked in my imagination, therefore he is lying." See I thought the clue was when he said he was just walking down the street and the killer didn't look at him, therefore he couldn't possibly have seen the killer's face and shouldn't have been able to ID anyone as a suspect based on face alone. I guess I was half-right?
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Julet Esqu posted:Sally Forth I love Ted's stories of his childhood.  Garfield  Mandrake the Magician (1942-02-01)  Moose and Molly  The Other Coast  Well, you heard it here first, the ridiculous theory of rising sea levels has been debunked!
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F Minus Mary Worth  Praise Mary! Rex Morgan MD 
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Slylock Fox  The thing that stands out most to me here is that Max is riding a skateboard. Why. Does Slylock walk so fast that Max can't keep otherwise? Did Slylock revoke Max's cape-riding privileges? Does the skateboard help Max elude the various snakes and other horrible monstrosities grabbing him from the sewer grates?
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Gil To paraphrase Steve Kelley explaining Dustin, "being mean is funny." Retail  I've started packing my own lunches because I got tired of paying $5+ a day for lunch for poo poo I could make at home with not much effort. Buying a bag of salad + making a big pot of rice or pasta at the beginning of the week is good for several days. Then I just throw in some meat I cooked or if I'm really lazy dump a can of soup on top. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  That's some sweet surrealism. Dustin  Several ways to read this but I'm going with old man trying to impress the pretty lady that comes into the home improvement store with his manly hardware knowledge. On the Fastrack  Quickbooks and Excel are truly the bane of our existence. Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  Yeah pretty much.
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin Awww, Kelley got embarrassed by knowing less about everything than a retiree working part-time at Home Depot. It's nice that he has this therapeutic outlet to vent about it. Look at her rolleyes face. I guess that guy should have said "you need a thingy and a whatchamacallit, and one of these doodads, and maybe you should just call a plumber if you are unwilling to learn the terms for the parts you might need, you jerk."
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin Man, what's up with the blatant product placement in this strip? Not that I have a problem with it, I just wonder because he's done it bunches of times before. I wonder if he's getting a kickback or something. Jane's World  Sizzle! Non Sequitur  Bleh. I don't have a Twitter account, is there a #R.I.P, or maybe a #RIP? Heavenly Nostrils  I remember reading the "Blaze" series of horse stories when I was in elementary school ("Blaze Finds the Trail", "Blaze and the Forest Fire", etc.), and they were actually pretty cool. I guess they must of been decent if I remember reading them today. Kliban  I did not see that last panel coming.  9 Chickweed Lane 5/19/2003  That's some pretty sheer lingerie there for a teenager, Brooke. You weirdo. Zits  teens_and_their_procrastination_amirite.gif Kevin & Kell  Yeah, right, whatever.  Whatever, Nemi, you'd still sell a shitload of clothes that way. Impressive.
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Skippy (February 28, 1927) Peanuts (May 22, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean: In case you were wondering why last week was unusually light, today is your "oh, of course" moment.  Popeye  Rip Haywire  Pogo: And the candidate has the expected reaction to a poll with a sample size of one. (May 21, 1956)  Droodles (May 21, 1956)  Out Our Way (December 31, 1924-January 1, 1925)  So. 1925! The first issue of The New Yorker! Mussolini becomes dictator! Hitler publishes Mein Kampf! Tennessee outlaws evolution, and biology teacher John Scopes becomes the historic test case! And it kicks off with this... 
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drat that's a fine Boston terrier (on the right)
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Trent posted:Awww, Kelley got embarrassed by knowing less about everything than a retiree working part-time at Home Depot. It's nice that he has this therapeutic outlet to vent about it. Ham Shears  I don't see what the problem is; that still gives you another 20 minutes to get there before the ads and previews are over. The Dinette Set is livin' large.  I'd buy a "Make A Difference And Shut Up" heart-shaped throw pillow. (I now that's not a pillow in the comic, but I think it'd work anyway.)
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Some Guy TT posted:It's All Right Chief Dharma (October 11th 2009) I love this comic so much.
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Grumble, grumble...lousy internet outages. Piranha Club   Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   You fools! This was clearly a distraction so that Alan could hightail it back home with the loot. 9 Chickweed Lane   Oh, good. The coma from Bill's massive head wound has finally kicked in. Pibgorn 
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EasyEW posted:
"Why don't those Hollywood fat cats let me make millions of dollars on the grave of my cancer infected wife???? Don't they know what a sad sack of poo poo I am?" I loving despise Lester stories because it seems since losing Lisa this rear end in a top hat catches every loving break but still is the mopiest jerk that ever existed. Just watch him get notice they've optioned his movie and now he's filthy rich but he'll still mope about how the project isn't how he wanted it but still wants to cash the checks. Christ, what an rear end in a top hat.
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Evil Mastermind posted:The Dinette Set is livin' large. They have so many great things in this comic. Mugs with "shut up" written on them, t-shirts that just say "no you", these antimacassars from a few days ago:  I love them all. Aardmania posted:Judge Parker I don't think Alan really understands the concept of people not giving him things. He would never take the money and run because he would assume that eventually someone will just give him the money and he can
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean: In case you were wondering why last week was unusually light, today is your "oh, of course" moment.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Has it ever been said what the plot of Lisa's Story actually is? I mean, it was a novel, now it's supposed to be a movie but what is it actually about? Is it just 500 pages/an hour and a half of Lisa slowly wasting away? I wish I could find the quote, I think it was even in this thread, but it was something about how every author thinks that their true life cancer story is the most touching story ever told.
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Wish Jones is kind of an insufferable sad sack, isn't he?
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Julet Esqu posted:Juliet Jones This storyline has been even weirder than the one about the guy buying hats for his donkey. But drat, that's a fine pimp hand on Howard Jones 
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Fine crop of comics, fellas, fine crop. Expect some of mine this evening when I get in, unforeseen circumstances this am restricted my posting abilities.
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Aardmania posted:
This is so un-sexy and makes me wince. Considering what sexual excitement does to blood pressure, he should either be in a lot of pain or unconscious.
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Fingerpori - On the freeway I stepped on the gas, fleeing from almost 200 cops! - I didn't even know there were that many cops here This one was pretty good but too bad it doesn't work in English at all. The pun is in lähes kahtasataa, "almost two hundred". When you mention that in the context of driving, the immediate assumption is that you were driving at "almost 200 km/h". Obviously (or maybe I should say usually) an exaggeration, but the point is that you were driving really fast. The sentence was constructed so that the "almost 200" could refer to either that or the amount of cops. Fok_It 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Man, what's up with the blatant product placement in this strip? Not that I have a problem with it, I just wonder because he's done it bunches of times before. I wonder if he's getting a kickback or something.
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tiistai posted:Fingerpori I dunno if you can say it like this, sorta stilted Man I was going real fast on the highway, counted almost 200. Didn't even know we had that many cops here.
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Man I was going real fast on the highway. Hit almost 200. Must've been a parade or something.
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Midnight Moth posted:Gil  Gil slimmed down after puberty
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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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Mike Lester drawing a comic about a jackass failing at its job is just too meta for my brain to handle
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BORDEN! GET IN HERE!
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