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Keru posted:Ah, Daily Mail, Champions of good taste everywhere. Faaaairly certain that's Viz again
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I'm late to the zenpencils party, but I figured I'd post Kris Straub's response to the #hate comic
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Ariong posted:It's an Ultimate Warrior memorial comic which has been edited so that every text box contains a horrible thing Warrior said. Honestly, if I sustain so many repeated injuries as UW did, I can only hope to intelligibly say something which offends some people.  He probably offended a few of his homosexual Muslim fans, though.LawfulWaffle posted:Is this still the serious gaming discussion thread? I brought serious gaming comics to lighten the mood. This is a drawback of hallucinogens and marijuana, as taught to me by my middle school's anti-drug agenda. Also a mushroom is only the fruiting body of the fungus and the majority of the fungus lies below ground.
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Suicide Sam E. posted:
It's funny because wrestling is the homosexualistest type of performance art ever devised. As superstar Goldust once said, wrestling is gayer than some gay sex.
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Suicide Sam E. posted:Also a mushroom is only the fruiting body of the fungus and the majority of the fungus lies below ground. We are everywhere Mario. Everywhere. everywhere
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Rigged Death Trap posted:We are everywhere Mario. They really are. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Largest_organisms#Fungi
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I'm not sure how to feel about 3 of these panels, 1 angers me, and the other 2 don't make the kind of sense I think he was going for.
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Arx Monolith posted:I'm not sure how to feel about 3 of these panels, 1 angers me, and the other 2 don't make the kind of sense I think he was going for. It's pretty obviously a parody of all the trite "Calvin as a grown-up" comics on the internet. How do they not make sense in that context? (well I guess the third panel is just filler.) ???????????? ???
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Count Uvula posted:It's pretty obviously a parody of all the trite "Calvin as a grown-up" comics on the internet. How do they not make sense in that context? (well I guess the third panel is just filler.) Well, the third panel helps to continue the escalating amount of tears in every panel. First no tears, then one, then many, then the family's crying, then the gravestone and T-Rex are too, then Lady Liberty, Calvin, Hobbes, and the Chevy logo are all spilling a halo of tears and maybe piss too.
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I Before E posted:Well, the third panel helps to continue the escalating amount of tears in every panel. First no tears, then one, then many, then the family's crying, then the gravestone and T-Rex are too, then Lady Liberty, Calvin, Hobbes, and the Chevy logo are all spilling a halo of tears and maybe piss too. Given that in the last panel Calvin is relieving himself and the "tears" are everywhere, I think it is more likely they represent urine and/or bladder sensations. This also explains escalating amount in each panel.
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Come on, it's obviously Calvin mourning the death of his author, I don't know why you're bothering to interpret it any other way
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Sentient Data posted:Come on, it's obviously Calvin mourning the death of his author, I don't know why you're bothering to interpret it any other way Bill Watterson isn't dead.
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You missed the comment underneath, which really puts a bow on the whole thing. Chainsaw Suit posted:(between sobs) miss wormwood bequeaths the school to hobbes, who (sputtering, crying) turns it into a foster home for orphaned f-4 phantoms i don’t have enough flying tear symbols in the world to show how beautiful this is and what a fitting real ending to calvin and hobbes this is
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Kurtofan posted:Bill Watterson isn't dead. I think that was a joke on the way goons love to champion the "death of the author" school of artistic interpretation, wherein what the author may or may not have intended to do with the art means absolutely nothing to the interpreter. This is usually an approach used to justify psychoanalyzing the creator(s) from an "objective" vantage point rather than just admit they want to be nasty to an artist, or less commonly a way to interpret art that doesn't require any external research on the part of the consumer because "objectivity."
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mind the walrus posted:I think that was a joke on the way goons love to champion the "death of the author" school of artistic interpretation, wherein what the author may or may not have intended to do with the art means absolutely nothing to the interpreter. This is usually an approach used to justify psychoanalyzing the creator(s) from an "objective" vantage point rather than just admit they want to be nasty to an artist, or less commonly a way to interpret art that doesn't require any external research on the part of the consumer because "objectivity." No, I think Bill Waterson is dead At least we'll have Richard Thompson for a good long time
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mind the walrus posted:I think that was a joke on the way goons love to champion the "death of the author" school of artistic interpretation, wherein what the author may or may not have intended to do with the art means absolutely nothing to the interpreter. This is usually an approach used to justify psychoanalyzing the creator(s) from an "objective" vantage point rather than just admit they want to be nasty to an artist, or less commonly a way to interpret art that doesn't require any external research on the part of the consumer because "objectivity." Show me on the doll where the literary critic touched you.
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sassassin posted:Show me on the doll where the literary critic touched you.    
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"Heh. Emotions." - Kris Schwab
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ryonguy posted:"Heh. Autists' emotions." - Kris Schwab
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mind the walrus posted:I think that was a joke on the way goons love to champion the "death of the author" school of artistic interpretation, wherein what the author may or may not have intended to do with the art means absolutely nothing to the interpreter. This is usually an approach used to justify psychoanalyzing the creator(s) from an "objective" vantage point rather than just admit they want to be nasty to an artist, or less commonly a way to interpret art that doesn't require any external research on the part of the consumer because "objectivity." You dense moterfucker (s) 
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mind the walrus posted:I think that was a joke on the way goons love to champion the "death of the author" school of artistic interpretation, wherein what the author may or may not have intended to do with the art means absolutely nothing to the interpreter. If there's one thing goons can get into huge arguments about at the drop of a hat, it's DotA. No forum is safe.
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I feel sorry for that werewolf.
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You shouldn't...he's friends with Steve, who's a total dork. And have you seen Stacey? Total dog.
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oldpainless posted:I feel sorry for that werewolf. He's a gnoll. Please, be more culturally sensitive.
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oldpainless posted:I feel sorry for that werewolf. He should be happy to re-roll. Have you looked at gnolls? -2 skill penalties almost all across the board. I guess one of their racial features is ineptitude? Also, I think they only live around 20 or 30 years, so after 10 years of working there he probably had one foot in the grave already. 
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And now he'll never work again... Poor Jason 
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Yes! A new Steve Lichman! Oh... Oh no. He didn't even get a punch line.
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 literally read this while horking down a 3rd jack in the box taco so i guess chalk that up for another "sympathizes and finds it funny" also yay new steve lichman 
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