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catlord posted:Considering that Spider-Verse bit, this seems highly appropriate. Oopsie.  I fixed it. Wow, this lady is a shithead. Maybe they should slip her the burger that fell through the grate.     
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Six Chix  Zippy the Pinhead   Nancy   Arlo and Janis   Andertoons   Four Eyes  Oh man, that goat pope would be a great avatar. Lost Side of Suburbia   Dick Tracy  Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz  Deep Dark Fears  So ask for help. 
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Thankfully Australia allows prisoners to retain their right to vote* to prevent the possibility of a corrupt government incarcerating their political opponents and dissidents in an attempt to influence the electoral process  *If you are over 18 and not serving more than 3 years. When you leave gaol you immediately regain your right to vote. Megillah Gorilla fucked around with this message at 05:05 on Nov 16, 2014 |
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Haha, Peter is so happy.  Seriously though, he should just sell his pictures to another paper. Any other paper.Gorilla Salad posted:Thankfully Australia allows prisoners to retain their right to vote* to prevent the possibility of a corrupt government incarcerating their political opponents and dissidents in an attempt to influence the electoral process
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Dustin Phones are all kids these days care about aren't they? On the Fastrack  Isn't there a bot that will do that? Sounds like a lot of work. Safe Havens  Who needs kids when you have a menagerie of genetic abominations?
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz I thought for sure it was going to be suspect number 2. Isn't it kind of basic gun safety to unload one before you start cleaning it?
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TofuDiva posted:I thought for sure it was going to be suspect number 2. Isn't it kind of basic gun safety to unload one before you start cleaning it? It is, but I think the idea is the first two suspects' guns would have left casings on the scene.
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Dustin Just how are you getting to the treehouse to begin with? On the Fastrack  Don't you have a unicorn avatar to update? Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  Usually you just serendipitously stumble upon one already built and activate it. Slylock Fox  What is that ape doing to that duck?
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Presto posted:
F Minus  Mary Worth  Sean's disembodied head seems to be unenthusiastic. Rex Morgan MD  I don't know why she's on the floor.
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TofuDiva posted:I thought for sure it was going to be suspect number 2. Isn't it kind of basic gun safety to unload one before you start cleaning it? It is but there are so many examples of suspect #2 he's the most believable.
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I know trigger discipline is kind of a  topic, but man, they don't call him Danger for nothing.
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Aardmania posted:
I have/have had colleagues like this. They aren't funny, edgy, sexy or endearing, Brooke. They make me (and others) stabby.
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Presto posted:
For some reason, I thought it was two parallel stories and they were in different countries.
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Peanuts (November 19, 1967) Funky Winkerbean In any other strip, this would be a "Wow! What a reward for years of hard work!" Here, it's "Wow! How's this going to fall apart?"  Out Our Way (January 25-26, 1926)  The lighter side of pre-pubescent fraud!  It was their story, sure, but a couple of months ago they tacked the guy's sleeping bag down and faked a stampede on top of him. Of course they're going to give him a hard time. Everything else will be along in due time, but in the meantime, here's an almost-familiar Super-Fun-Pak Comix. 
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EasyEW posted:Peanuts (November 19, 1967) Fifteen hundred children? How big is this theater? Are they seeing the Rockettes?
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Turkeys galore in Bloom County.   Calvin And Hobbes feel the chill of winter and earlier bed-times.    Ripley's 
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 I see the leafblower, but where the hell did the guy go? Heavenly Nostrils  9 Chickweed Lane 11/16/2003  It is a pretentious music joke, you see Zits   Eh, whatever.
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Cul-de-sac Heathcliff ...seems to be having difficulties today, so I sourced it elsewhere: 
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Ms Boods posted:I have/have had colleagues like this. They aren't funny, edgy, sexy or endearing, Brooke. They make me (and others) stabby. Seriously, I'm not sure how this is supposed to be a positive trait of "makes bitchy jokes about people". Rude. Unrelated to Brooke poo poo, but I will always hate the stupid trapeze dad and kid.
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The Dinette Set roughs it. Working Daze slips into "video games aren't like REAL LIFE" territory. 
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's For reals? I wonder what that looks like.  Huh.      
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze big_bang_theory_theme.wav
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Wanamingo posted:
"NO, WAIT! Why didn't I think of that?" (plants .38 revolver in third suspect's home) "That'll teach that smug non-gunhaver." Another mystery solved, thanks to... Inspector Danger
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz  What if it was one of the other two and they just picked up the shell casings before leaving?
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Yeah, or what if one of them also owned a .38 revolver. Whatever batshit logic Inspector Danger used to arrive at his conclusion that the third guy did it applies equally well to the other two suspects. He just didn't like the third guy, so out comes the drop gun.
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minimalist posted:Yeah, or what if one of them also owned a .38 revolver. Whatever batshit logic Inspector Danger used to arrive at his conclusion that the third guy did it applies equally well to the other two suspects. He just didn't like the third guy, so out comes the drop gun. Yeah, if there's going to be an offscreen gun there is no reason one or both of the other guys can't also have an offscreen gun.
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The only way I could see a K&K cartoon get produced is if Tim & Eric snatched up the rights and just played up the horror of the setting completely straight. Stoners on Adult Swim would be watching, all like "Oh hey, a cartoon with talking animals, I wonder- THEY'RE ROUNDING UP THE HERBIVORES INTO CAMPS AND SORTING THEM BY FLAVOR WHAT THE CHRIST!!!" Simian_Prime fucked around with this message at 20:35 on Nov 16, 2014 |
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Mother Goose & Grimm  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert  Foxtrot 
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Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert Hey, remember when "Dilbert" was about a powerless "little guy" whose only solace from callous and arbitrary corporate culture was faith in his own competence and inventiveness, instead of a bunch of cruel assholes bullying the poo poo out of their (apparently) defenseless boss? Scott Adams doesn't either.
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Simian_Prime posted:The only way I could see a K&K cartoon get produced is if Tim & Eric snatched up the rights and just played up the horror of the setting completely straight. I'd pay good money to sit in on any hypothetical K&K pitch meetings. "So it's about people who are animals." "Alright, but that's not a sell by itself, what's the gimmick?" "Oh, well, the carnivores all round up and routinely eat the herbivores, including the children." "Get the gently caress out of my office."
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:Hey, remember when "Dilbert" was about a powerless "little guy" whose only solace from callous and arbitrary corporate culture was faith in his own competence and inventiveness, instead of a bunch of cruel assholes bullying the poo poo out of their (apparently) defenseless boss? Scott Adams doesn't either. No, but I remember the DIlbert where he decided to be a tech support prima donna and blasted his boss in the face with a fire extinguisher. Rules to live by, frankly.
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