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Aardmania posted:Zachary Nixon Johnson There's a bukkake joke hidden here somewhere, but I can't imagine where...
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Simian_Prime posted:There's a bukkake joke hidden here somewhere, but I can't imagine where... Hiding in plain sight! Cul-de-sac Presented alone because god drat that is a beautiful drawing. 
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Haven't had time to post for the past few days, so I'll be playing catch up here. Six Chix    Zippy the Pinhead    Nancy   Arlo and Janis    Andertoons    Four Eyes  What, and dogs can't be middle aged divorcees? Oh, Brother 
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kidcoelacanth posted:Ha! It's crazy how different that nerds are, from people who like sports! Just absolutely wacky. I could make jokes about the fact that they are different all day. I wouldn't even need to go into How or Why, just pointing out that they are Different alone is enough to send me up a roller-coaster ride of comedy! Nerds' hatred of sports is one of those things that drive me up the wall, because it's a one-two punch of "I personally don't like this, therefore it has no value whatsoever" and "I cannot understand someone liking things I don't".
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F Minus Mary Worth  What, still this story? Oh well. This face almost makes it worth it:  Rex Morgan MD 
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Goooooooooood Morning! How about some belabored day comix? Cul-de-sac heads to vacation!  The Creeps seems awfully familiar, did we see this one already?  Heathcliff ain't that a hole in the boat?  Poptropica do they even have those anymore? 
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Nikaer Drekin posted:Intelligent Life Maybe you should've tried finding it before writing the strip you fuckasdjckasdglndsafngdfndsf Fingerpori  - The air here is terribly stuffy! Ventilate!! Tuulettaa means "to air/ventilate" e.g. a room, but also to... do that cheering/victory pose thing with your hands up in the air. I can't remember what the English term is, I'm just drawing a blank. Google isn't helping either. Fok_It   By the way the Finnish term for dick here is slightly less explicit but whatever
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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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Let's rock this US Labor Day off with a little Jane's World... Well now, this could be interesting. Non Sequitur  Thanks for that happiness deflation, Wiley. Heavenly Nostrils  Welp, there's your explanation for the repeats. I really hope it's a color, animated short or something. Kliban   9 Chickweed Lane 9/1/2003  Because she's a loving ballerina, Einstein? Zits  I never really outgrew this. Kevin & Kell  Litterbox. A sandbox is where your kid plays. And, I guess, quite possibly shits, too.  
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It's Labour Day! That means you have one last day to wring whatever you can out of summer, so don't screw it up! Me, I'm kicking back with a beer and posting Summer Dog Comix. Pooch Café  Somebody stole your patio door, duder. Ballard Street  Was doing this yesterday, but with a super soaker. It didn't work very well as a means of propulsion, but the dog went nuts trying to bite the stream.
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I still love Ballard Street and its whole "welp, I drew this thing, now what the gently caress is going on?" vibe.
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Ham Shears remembers the other character. The Dinette Set is almost too sexy.  
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Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz Making It  Mandrake the Magician (1942-05-17) 
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tiistai posted:Maybe you should've tried finding it before writing the strip you fuckasdjckasdglndsafngdfndsf "We need a fan!" would also work.
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Sergio Aragones Looks at Golf (MAD #425, January 2003)  Spy vs. Spy vs. Spy (MAD #291, December 1989)  The Lighter Side of...  Don Martin Dept. (MAD #46, April 1959)  Don Martin's early cartoons were -really- dark. Hey Look! 
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann Yes, you are dumb. And your parents are awful. EDIT: No seriously what hosed up person are you that you'd let your own child blow off Yale and go to a foreign country with her loser boyfriend knowing full well that she's doing so based on lies and misinformation? what in the gently caress 
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In honor of America's non-Commie version of Labor Day, I'm busting my hump on chores, which means this is the short version of the early installment. Peanuts: And speaking of doing things which provoke dizziness, here's Linus without his blanket again! (September 4, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean: And speaking of provoking heart attacks, here's Holly handling another rare comic book without bags, boards, or slabs!  Popeye  Rip Haywire  Holy crap, have we ever seen Rip's eyes when he wasn't in a state of panic?
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Six Chix Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Lost Side of Suburbia   Dick Tracy  Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz  Oh, Brother 
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Wanamingo posted:Oh, Brother This actually happened to me a few times. It sucks when you're finished with your snack before the movie begins.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy It really irks me when people use a quote from a character and attribute it to the actor.
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CaptainCaveman posted:It really irks me when people use a quote from a character and attribute it to the actor. This one's especially bad because when you connect it into reality, Robin Williams didn't exactly feel that way. At all.
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Thanks to Darrin Bell for making everyone else's tribute look better in comparison.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Thanks to Darrin Bell for making everyone else's tribute look better in comparison. The Zen Pencils tribute is worse IMO. It's lazier and also has the 'Robin beat the depression monster' thing.
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Luann Agreed that she won't need a book bag for the first day, but she better have one around somewhere for when she works out which instructors actually expect you to read/bring/ever open the book. Also, "Miss DeGroot." loving freshman.  Apartment 3-G  STOP loving TALKING!! Pros & Cons  Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man  Pete's looking kind of tired of life. 
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CaptainCaveman posted:It really irks me when people use a quote from a character and attribute it to the actor. I'm sorry, but Robin would have laughed. 
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Julet Esqu posted:Pete's looking kind of tired of life. 1. Bang my hot wife. OR 2. Go fight cyborg Elton John to the death in some lovely warehouse with nuclear material everywhere and probably get another brick to the noggin.  +
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Shugojin posted:This one's especially bad because when you connect it into reality, Robin Williams didn't exactly feel that way. At all. And Jack was one of the shittier feel-good movies Robin Williams made. Gilchrist must've been too busy drawing Fritzi's tits and congratulating himself on working cheesecake into a celebrity death tribute to think about pfiffling things as words and an actual message.
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Sep 1, 2014 22:50
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Julet Esqu posted:Apartment 3-G How does the background change so much in between panels? Have they finally reached such a refined level of boring that they're warping reality?
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Mehuyael posted:The Zen Pencils tribute is worse IMO. It's lazier and also has the 'Robin beat the depression monster' thing.
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dordreff posted:How does the background change so much in between panels? Have they finally reached such a refined level of boring that they're warping reality? Bolle remembered the 180-degree rule, but only partly.
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darthbob88 posted:Worse, he beat the depression monster by killing himself. Or, at best, he beat the depression monster and in the process killed himself. That's not a lesson we want anybody learning from their comics. Zen Pencils pretty much exists as a series of lessons no one should learn from.
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Mr. Maltose posted:Zen Pencils pretty much exists as a series of lessons no one should learn from. Didn't Zen Pencils do a Bill Watterson quote in a way that shows the artist wasn't actually paying attention to what the quote said?
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That's every Zen Pencils quote strip, so almost assuredly yes.
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dordreff posted:How does the background change so much in between panels? Have they finally reached such a refined level of boring that they're warping reality? Apartment 3-G is like the Shot-Reverse Shot deal the Star Wars prequels were filmed where you just have 2 cameras, one on each character, and you just keep swapping back and forth. Except you don't have over the shoulder in this case because then you couldn't see their slowly melting faces.
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Perfect. I don't even know anymore.
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Skippy (June 13, 1927) Out Our Way (July 31-August 1, 1925)   Pogo (September 3, 1956)  Peanuts: Year One (April 12-14, 1951)   
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