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It bothers me that in Mandrake humanity decided to build a colony on the moon instead of Mars. 50 000 years into the future. I mean even if the Earth is completely paved it's still not a worse place to live than the moon. Fingerpori  - The police are asking to report sightings of a stolen sailboat - I see thunder clouds and an oystercatcher Purjeveneestä can mean both "of a sailboat" and "from a sailboat". Havainto means a sighting, an observation, a perception etc. (any occurence of witnessing something with one's sight, pretty much). Fok_It  Video games!
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Mr. Squishy posted:Maybe it's a mouse getting stepped on, all you can see is a tail and a foot. vvv yes 
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Ghostlight posted:Well, a) it's a green mouse, and b) that doesn't make any more sense because at that point hominids had been up and running for 4-5 million years. This is a story about a magic man who is visited by a lady from the future with a time travel device shaped like a pie pan and this is where you're losing your suspension of disbelief? Cul-de-sac  A hybrid of what?  The Creeps goons.png  Poptropica 
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Paige mentioned something on her FB page regarding keying the date wrong at GoComics which is the cause for the missing Mon-Wed Jane's World strips. She posted them, but I'll be damned if I can find them on her page now. If I can re- turn them up, I'll post, but in the meantime, here are Thursday's and today's: Sounds like maybe some sexy time happened earlier this week.  ... and is about to occur again? Non Sequitur  Yes, all banks are inherently corrupt, Wiley. Here's yesterday's Heavenly Nostrils? Was Dana late again yesterday? I'm losing track. Anyway...  Kliban  I chuckled at at that...  9 Chickweed Lane 7/25/2003  Just more BrookeSpeak®. Nothing to see here. Zits  I knew this would happen. Kevin & Kell  God...  So do microbes have their own camp too? Are viruses, and bacteria seperated? Jeeze... Right. 
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Cricken_Nigfops posted:The Creeps goons.png I can't wait for the strip in a few months where thin creep says 'turnips' and nobody will know what the gently caress.
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Skippy's friend keeps it in the family. (May 5, 1927) Peanuts, featuring Good Ol' Chronic Depression Brown (July 28, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean, in which the Funkyverse gives Holly another big, wet smooch on forehead, and Garagecon Tony gives us genuine dealer-style horror.  Popeye  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (May 11-12, 1925)  
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Jul 25, 2014 14:38
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Evil Mastermind posted:The Dinette Set Can't argue with that. I've decided on cheesecake for lunch.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
Yes, they are. All forms of usury are predatory and if there is an objective measure of good or evil, banks are clearly the latter. Now let's Stare at Animal Comix. Pooch Café  What kind of bird are they supposed to be, anyway? I don't know, the colourist doesn't know, I don't even think Paul Gilligan knows. Ballard Street  This is the greatest Ballard Street strip yet.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Ham Shears Cricken_Nigfops posted:The Creeps goons.png EasyEW posted:Peanuts, featuring Good Ol' Chronic Depression Brown (July 28, 1967) RandomFerret posted:Ballard Street Thank you, Ballard Street. This was shaping up to be a really rough day  Wanamingo posted:
Speaking of rough, is it just me or is this the most hateful and worn-down that Gert has ever been shown as? Was that a thing in '90s-early '00s Tracy?
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Heathcliff There is no way that is not ape piss.
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RandomFerret posted:Ballard Street That cow is raising so many questions. So many wonderful questions.
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EasyEW posted:Peanuts, featuring Good Ol' Chronic Depression Brown (July 28, 1967) Bloom County  Calvin And Hobbes    Ripley's 
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Blhue posted:So is this actually happening at night and the colorist is a fuckup, or is Mary Worth a vampire, sleeping through the day? You've never met an actual retiree, have you? Cricken_Nigfops posted:Cul-de-sac It's an electric car joke. To be honest, I'm really not a fan of how the kids in this comic always talk and act like adults.
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Cricken_Nigfops posted:The Creeps goons.png Holy poo poo. 
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Posting -- comics -- Howard the Duck? Yes   Next: COMICS
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's That car is still an amazing example of design, and a number of auto manufacturers are incorporating elements of it in cars today. Those puffy front wheels are the driving motors, and later models had them on every hub. Three of them could burn out and the car would still keep going. The combustion engine only acted as a generator and didn't provide any direct power to the wheels, giving it a power-to-weight ratio that wouldn't be matched for decades. The only problem was high fuel consumption from the always-on generator. If battery technology had been a little further along, every car would have followed the Lohner-Porsche Electromobile.
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Jul 25, 2014 18:01
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Darthemed posted:I feel like Peanuts would have earned some of the same general reception Funky Winkerbean gets these days when it started pulling out strips like this one and Snoopy's night anxieties. Someday we're going to have to explore the difference between a lovable loser and an unbearable downer, because that's the key to why Charlie Brown isn't Les Moore. That and not being allowed to age.
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Darthemed posted:
I remember this one confusing me as a kid. I had only heard of ingredients used in the context of the thing under the nutrition facts on boxes. So I didn't think of this as eating the peanut butter, eating the jelly, eating the bread, but as in eating the flour, eating the dextrose, eating the yeast...
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Jul 25, 2014 18:38
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Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll
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EasyEW posted:Someday we're going to have to explore the difference between a lovable loser and an unbearable downer, because that's the key to why Charlie Brown isn't Les Moore. That and not being allowed to age. Also, Tom Bat is an unbearable prig who is convinced that he's not just drawing a comic strip, he's Doing Art, and it oozes through the tone of the strip (especially when it comes to Les). Schulz was never anywhere near as pompous.
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You get that filth out of here. Tina's Groove  Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Mother Goose & Grimm  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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Jul 25, 2014 20:46
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Wanamingo posted:You've never met an actual retiree, have you? It's like a modern day Skippy at times - kids repeat things adults say but don't really understand what they mean, hence 'hybrid of what'  Other times it has the very best child logic ever like dill and the mail slot or the motor not working because it was full of parts!
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:Couldn't help myself. 
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Darthemed posted:I feel like Peanuts would have earned some of the same general reception Funky Winkerbean gets these days when it started pulling out strips like this one and Snoopy's night anxieties. Peanuts is relatable, though. We've all felt like Charlie Brown at one point or another. Batiuk just spreads his rear end in a top hat and shits tragedy all over his characters. "You get cancer! And you get cancer! And you get seriously injured in Afghanistan! And you lose your arm in a traffic accident or whatever! And here's a little moment of levity, some nice people helping out a lady doing something nice for her war veteran son, OH WAIT, HERE'S THE CANCER WIDOWER MOPING SOME MORE." Charlie Brown's just sort of a sadsack overreacting on feelings we've all had before. Winkerbean is just a cavalcade of meaningless misery written by a man who thinks that tragedy is inherently deep and artistic. Also what Selachian said about Batiuk disappearing up his own rear end in a top hat with his delusions of artistry.
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Except for the very first year or so of strips that have been posted here in the past, I have to admit that I've never really liked Peanuts. I don't hate it either I guess, but it's never really done anything for me. I guess I sort of like the Christmas cartoon, for nostalgic reasons.
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GorfZaplen posted:Emmy Lou I didn't realize Emmy Lou was so progressive!
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Third Murderer posted:Except for the very first year or so of strips that have been posted here in the past, I have to admit that I've never really liked Peanuts. I'm not a big fan of Peanuts either, and I've never really understood the fuss over the comic strip, but the Christmas special is a really, really superb piece of work.
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Third Murderer posted:Except for the very first year or so of strips that have been posted here in the past, I have to admit that I've never really liked Peanuts. I absolutely love the early years of Peanuts when the art was uniquely beautiful and there were typically 14 words total in each strip. But yeah, the strip that people usually think of when they think "Peanuts" has never seemed all that great to me. I don't find it strange that most people seem to love it so much, but it does make me happy to know that there are other people out there who don't really care for it.
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Just adding my voice to all the others who can't believe we always used to skip over Prince Valiant as kids because it looked all boring and serious and grownup. I want to go back in time and smack the poo poo out of my dumb little kid self. Prince Valiant OWNS.
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I like pretty much all of Peanuts, but I did really like the old strips where Snoopy is actually a dog.
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Pogo totally went there. And isn't ashamed, either.  (July 27, 1956) Bonus Peanuts will continue until morale improves. Or until I see a shiny red ball. Y'know, whatever comes first. (July 27, 1956)  Seriously, no harm in not feeling the love. It's very interesting that the ones who aren't into the "peak oil" Peanuts lean towards the year one strips, though. EasyEW fucked around with this message at 02:33 on Jul 26, 2014 |
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Jul 26, 2014 02:29
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Good to know Charlie Brown's an Alan Kulwicki fan.
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EasyEW posted:Bonus Peanuts will continue until morale improves. Or until I see a shiny red ball. Y'know, whatever comes first. (July 27, 1956) Peak Peanut Oil? 
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Luann I don't know... I'm just not sure what...  OH! Ok! I got it now! Thanks, buddy! Apartment 3-G  Pros & Cons  Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man 
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Julet Esqu posted:
"The best part of being in the papers is so that all my friends can see my achievements."
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