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Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll ...really? I love this strip when it's on its game, but wow, this is some out-of-touchness.
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Allen Wren posted:Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll "You have to purchase a penis. I haven't bought one yet because I don't have anyone to use it on."
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Allen Wren posted:Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll This is just so sad.
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goatface posted:Everything involving Second Life is sad. Yep. I disagree with the OP: I like this strip because it's so spot-on about the tragicomedy of Second Life.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Foxtrot When did Emojis become a thing? This is the second time I've seen it in a comic. First one being this Nedroid comic: http://nedroid.com/2014/08/phone-home/
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The Amazing Spider-Man Shoutout to Broadway! I heard the Thing's one man show is amazing. Juliet Jones  Ha ha. Penisburg.  Pros & Cons  Sally Forth  Prince Valiant  That look on Val's face. He loves this poo poo. Remember how Sunday's Phantom Classic was all gigantic last week? No? Well, it doesn't matter because it didn't last we're back to normal now.  Aww. That big monkey does look friendly.  Big Ben Bolt 
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Suddenly we go all American Beauty  Allen Wren posted:Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll I've never wanted someone to be flying-bonered so badly.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Rose is Rose I really like this Rose is Rose. Normally it falls pretty flat, but not as much this time.
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As promised... Classic Popeye Sunday (c. 1940)  Wimpy just seems to be going through the motions at this point. If they can't see through a Halloween mustache (extra nose or not), why jack up the effort? Pogo (November 10, 1968)  First-Gen Blondie seems to be an off-the-mark name with two kids and an armload of undrowned puppies. Blondie v1.75? (c. 1943)  
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Darthemed posted:Get bent, Holbrook. You know when else people could get bent? In the '70s, when they were disco dancing, as is the plot in today's installment of JOHN DARLING! When we left off last time, we had just discovered that the network was willing to do all sorts of stupid poo poo in an attempt to boost ratings -- in particular, they were attempting to combine news with disco. Today's punchline: the network's attempt to combine news with disco is going poorly. 
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Piranha Club  Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   9 Chickweed Lane   Now this is surprising. 'Chickweed' is usually known for being the biggest dud on the comics page. Pibgorn   Zachary Nixon Johnson 
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom  Classic Prince Valiant  
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Skippy (September 5, 1927) Peanuts (November 13, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  Popeye  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (January 11-12, 1926)  
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Aardmania posted:Judge Parker Wow, Judge Parker's really got some nice art nowadays. I still don't read it but at least I'll start looking at it. And seeing it side by side with 6 Chickweed Lane... yeeesh.
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Cul deSac: Petey drools uncontrollably. Interestingly, the Otterloops have a fixation on blandness: Mr. Otterloop drives a car whose color is so neutral that it isn't found in nature. 
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Those words are spelled correctly in One Big Happy, it's the usage that's incorrect. Unless of course, that's what the tattoo recipient wanted in the first place. Jane's World   ?Non Sequitur  Bleh. 11/9 Heavenly Nostrils  He'd better be wearing a fedora if he's using that term. Kliban  JESUS RADIO! ALL JESUS, ALL THE TIME!  9 Chickweed Lane 11/10/2003  Zits  Kevin & Kell   
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Cul deSac: Petey drools uncontrollably. If yer gonna swipe my strip, at least post the big version, geesh.  And here's the rest: The Creeps just don't have what it takes.  Poptropica  Heathcliff 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Kevin & Kell There's a poop joke on the horizon.
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Ham Shears finally names this guy. The Dinette Set tries to get the most for their money.  Working Daze reveals the truth behind texting acronyms. 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Jane's World Jane's World is actually a sister strip to Poptropica. It's advertising the company's other game, STALKER. Scream Comix.   I don't get it, where did Poncho go in the first strip? Did the colourist screw up? He just disappeared. Ballard Street  Steve should be thankful it wasn't an air cylinder chair. When those things fail, they fail catastrophically. Seriously, don't search for 'office chair accident.' Definitely don't image search it, and especially don't look closely enough at the resulting photo to notice the blood spatter.
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I always thought Jane's World would probably be pretty decent if not for the random time jumps, but we haven't had those in a few weeks now I think, and... if anything it's gotten worse. Someone explain something about Mandrake to me. Do they make a bare-bones first dialogue draft that sets what notes the dialogues has to hit, and just never go beyond that point?
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My Lovely Horse posted:I always thought Jane's World would probably be pretty decent if not for the random time jumps, but we haven't had those in a few weeks now I think, and... if anything it's gotten worse. Yeah, I like the art and the characters, but at any given time I have no idea what the goddamn hell is going on anymore. I think BlankIsBeautiful mentioned earlier that these are pages pulled from a graphic novel, so maybe it works better reading it all in one go, but it's still pretty drat twisty.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Jane's World The whole town kind of plays to that market. Last time I visited, the bulletin board in a supermarket had three different flyers advertising the services of local mediums. One would channel a dead alien for you.
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Johnny Aztec posted:When did Emojis become a thing? This is the second time I've seen it in a comic. Conan also had a bit about emojiis on TV some weeks ago. I only started hearing about them this year. I guess it became a thing when ascii symbols were no longer enough to cover the complexities of life. Such as 🍕 🍕 My home computer has Windows Vista, which doesn't support emoji. 😢
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Jane's World Goddamnit do not introduce another time traveling lesbian when the first one still hasn't been explained 
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin Go to grad school and it'll kindle that feeling of being ecstatic just to learn you didn't do something really stupid every time your research works out, all by age 25. BlankIsBeautiful posted:9 Chickweed Lane 11/10/2003 Etymonline.com posted:czar (n.) Etymonline.com posted:tsar (n.) There's room for argument there, but no mystery, Brooke, and you have no excuse to write that in 2003 when it would've been trivial to find that out.  Also if I've taught one person today that Julius Caesar's last name is the origin of Kaizer Wilhelm II's title and both should theoretically be pronounced as the latter, I feel accomplished. Not to mention the Russians use Tsar while the Germans used Kaizer into the 20th century, because both cultures considered themselves the rightful successors to Rome, as did pretty well every other culture in Europe and some in the Middle East (fun fact: The Roman Empire could be argued to have fallen in either 1481 when the last ruler with any sort of legitimate claim [who cared] on the title of Emperor of Rome died, or in 1918 when the empire he created dissolved. It makes just as much sense as any date you could pick before then!).
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Jane's World Are they going to get turned into furries again?
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Cricken_Nigfops posted:Heathcliff So did they make this strip because they hadn't heard the recent news item... or because they had? Frankly, both possibilities are pretty disturbing.
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LtStorm posted:Also if I've taught one person today that Julius Caesar's last name is the origin of Kaizer Wilhelm II's title and both should theoretically be pronounced as the latter, I feel accomplished. Bloom County  "[W]hile working for then Vice President George H. W. Bush, [Peggy] Noonan coined the phrase 'a kinder, gentler nation' and also popularized 'a thousand points of light,' two memorable catchphrases used by Bush. Noonan also wrote the speech in which Bush pledged: 'Read my lips: no new taxes[.]'" Calvin And Hobbes    Ripley's provides some soul-piercing avatar fodder. 
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Darthemed posted:And the Julius is pronounced 'yoo-lius', right? As long as I can still get one in orange, I don't care how it's pronounced.
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