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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:But it was so funny when <politicians are bad>, haha! I laughed so hard at <Danae hates everybody>!! That lazy <Maine accent> loves lasagna so much!! Uh Oh, Mondays again!! 
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:But it was so funny when <politicians are bad>, haha! I laughed so hard at <Danae hates everybody>!! That lazy <Maine accent> loves lasagna so much!! Haha Wiley  good one Wiley Wiley  Cute   Wiley Wiley Wiley ok I laughed Wiley
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It is pretty funny watching bankers suffer in eternal damnation, though, you have to admit.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
Panel 1: Edna asks Amos a simple conversational question. Amos replies in a way that sounds polite but makes no sense whatsoever. Panels 2 and 3: Edna's expression reveals that she is now very annoyed by Amos's monkeycheese randomness. Panel 4: Amos revels in having been an annoying little poo poo.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann So, that theater is going to be the next thing T.J. burns down, then?
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Roland Jones posted:So, that theater is going to be the next thing T.J. burns down, then? It's the only way he can get Brad's attention these days.
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz BUT A VOLVO S60 IS A loving CAR This better be an edit. 
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Dewgy posted:BUT A VOLVO S60 IS A loving CAR I don't think so. All those clues were totally irrelevant and red herrings. Half the comic is basically wasted space.
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Kavak posted:I don't think so. All those clues were totally irrelevant and red herrings. Half the comic is basically wasted space. I just don't understand what the hell leads logically to suspect number 7. Was the whole goal of the puzzle "which question should they ask" or were we genuinely supposed to know who did it?
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Manuel Calavera posted:Will you call when you get there? 
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The question is what other question do they ask. It just so happens that it's number 7 who is guilty. I feel like we've seen this before, but with the "I don't own a car" person being guilty for the same reason.
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Pogo (November 3, 1956) Peanuts: Year One (September 17-19, 1951)   
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Non Sequitur Come now. He's just following his sincere Christian beliefs. Usury sends you to hell, and that's that, so you're not allowed "to make a little money" too. Take it up with God if you don't like it.
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Mister Beeg posted:Yeah, that one was posted before. I remember it. Another of my edits. Wanamingo is drawing from the same place now where I was pulling from in September. You'll probably see a few more familiar comics for the same reason, too.
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Bleeker: I used to get Halloween candy from Santa every year. Pickles: Hasn't Facebook replaced those things? 
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann F Minus  Mary Worth  Yes. Add your name to the list and begin your morbid vigil, awaiting someone's death so that you might take their place. Rex Morgan MD 
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Dustin Didn't we just have a strip about how none of the kids liked the candy they gave out because it was all health nut stuff? The continuity in this strip is awful. On the Fastrack  Dude, that's every comment section, community, forum, and Facebook post thread ever. Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  Careful with that slippery slope. A lot of people think all organized religions are cults. Slylock Fox and Comics for Kids  Oh. Well. Let Max figure it out. What mouse worth his salt can't navigate a sewer? Then just go the opposite way because this is Max we're talking about here.
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Midnight Moth posted:Heaven's Love Thrift Shop "Once you start following the Doobie Brothers on tour, there's no way out til you hit rock bottom!"
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox and Comics for Kids Cats aren't that cooperative.
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth As annoying as Mary Worth is, I appreciate panel 4. The composition focuses on a character's feet and lower legs while still having the dialog have some context. (Unlike some others who do lazy "just feet" shots all the drat time.) Midnight Moth posted:Dustin Continuity doesn't ever seem to be high on Kelly's list. In my neighborhood, we used to have a pair of awesome teens who'd come around during the day after Halloween, while most of us were out in our yards putting away our displays. They'd offer to help take down tombstones etc. in exchange for taking unwanted leftover candy off your hands. They made out like bandits. Random thought: I haven't seen anybody trick or treating for UNICEF in a long time. Is that no longer a thing in the US?
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TofuDiva posted:
We had one UNICEF trick-or-treater last night so it's still around. Also I hope those two teens went on to start a successful business because that idea was ingenious.
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The Dinette Set learns a valuable lesson about manners. Working Daze hasn't updated yet. You're welcome.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze hasn't updated yet.
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Eh, there are assholes in all lines of work, not just banking and lawyering, and not all of the people working in those two fields are assholes per Wiley's blanket statement. I guess I happened to get good bank. Whatever. See, now this is pretty good. Surprise Heavenly Nostrils is yesterday's. It's Gam Gamweed Gam today.  Zits  
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Now, there's no need to be so morbid. Somebody might just get so old and decrepit that they need to be moved to a facility that offers full-time nursing care. Or they might just run out of money and have to move to a less expensive old-folks home with fewer amenities where they will be given the opportunity to sit in a room all day with some facility-assigned roommate and together they will wait to die. Oh my god what have we been doing to our old people I don't want to get old.  TofuDiva posted:In my neighborhood, we used to have a pair of awesome teens who'd come around during the day after Halloween, while most of us were out in our yards putting away our displays. They'd offer to help take down tombstones etc. in exchange for taking unwanted leftover candy off your hands. They made out like bandits. Where are those kids when you need them? I don't have any Halloween junk to take down, but I bought way too much candy. We only had like three groups of trick-or-treaters on Halloween night. Pros & Cons  Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man  Prince Valiant     Juliet Jones  Phantom Classic Sunday Phantom got huge today!  Big Ben Bolt is having framing issues. 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
No it isn't. It is never good. At best it can sometimes be banal, but it is never good, and one of the most consistently unfunny comics.
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Evil Mastermind posted:The Dinette Set learns a valuable lesson about manners. I've spent the better part of a year trying to figure out what Dinette Set reminds me of, and I finally realized it's like the comic strip equivalent of Andrea Joyce Heimer paintings:  
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Eh, there are assholes in all lines of work, not just banking and lawyering, and not all of the people working in those two fields are assholes per Wiley's blanket statement. I guess I happened to get good bank. Whatever.
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