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sweetguts posted:sooooo what's the deal with Dilbert lately? is Scott Adams trying to make up for being a raging misogynist shithead in the past? or is this another one of those "lol irrational women getting mad over nothing" things like that time he spent a week joking about cutting off people's testicles
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Pogo (April 10, 1957) Peanuts: Year Two (June 15, 1952)  Super-Fun-ohsweetmercy  There's going to be a retaliation strike for this, isn't there? 
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EasyEW posted:There's going to be a retaliation strike for this, isn't there? I look forward to seeing it in three months.
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Tuxedo Ted posted:I look forward to seeing it in three months. No, I seem to remember somebody in the thread used to do revenge posts when overtly political material turned up. Guess which strip was the revenge strip.
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Aardmania posted:Judge Parker That moment as a teenager when you realize that your parents may in fact have had sex at some point.
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Green Intern posted:That moment as a teenager when you realize that your parents may in fact have had sex at some point with the whole soccer team.
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JacquelineDempsey posted:...but thankfully Julet also posts Juliet, which I have fallen in love with. Thanks for posting these! Been a fan for a while and couldn't remember if I ever thanked you for it. I'm glad you like it!  You probably recognize my avatar text from Edminster's strikingly similar avatar text*. I normally wouldn't base my av text on somebody else's, but I had no idea what text to put with the picture at the time. He suggested it and the text combined with the dazed look on MJ's face and the juxtaposition with his av were all so hilarious to me that I had to pull the trigger. *From what I remember, a while back Iron Man was flying around on a commercial airline with all the other common folk, like you would expect any obscenely rich person to do, when he fell under the influence of the Puppet Master. Puppet Master forced him to bust out through the side of the plane while it was in flight, causing a great big (somewhat suggestive looking) hole. Fortunately Spidey just happened to also be on board, and he fixed it, but not before inspiring Edminster to purchase this:  Vaginas, my subject. Plane hulls, my medium. Enough with the thread/avatar history lesson. Here's some comics: Luann  Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man  My only reference points are this strip and the movies. Is she ever not a big ol' bitch? Juliet Jones 
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Midnight Moth posted:Recess 
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Dustin Being multilingual is un-American. Are you telling me Siri is un-American? Bleeker  Uh, duh, to be on the winning side of the robot revolution? On the Fastrack  Yeah, those are p badass. Much more than a gothy-corn. Safe Havens  Think, Palmtop, you could've been with that famous Italian basketball star three years ago instead of this mousey chump. Recess  Dude, I could go for some super comfy sensible shoes.That's not a secret shame. The Amish farmgirl stuff is though. Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 07:29 on Apr 9, 2015 |
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy F Minus  Mary Worth  Isn't it about time Mary showed up? Rex Morgan MD 
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  I'm including Mother Goose & Grimm today because it made me go uuuuuuughhhh when I saw it. And I want you all to suffer too.  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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Andorra posted:That's it. No Inspector Danger will beat this one. Indeed, I haven't seen any other make as much sense as this one.
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Jesus christ, just let the kid give up the trumpet already. gently caress.
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Wanamingo posted:Jesus christ, just let the kid give up the trumpet already. gently caress. I could sort of understand it if he made his parents buy him a brand new one and their policy was "You made us buy it for you so you're going to use it" but didn't he get it for free from his uncle?
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Jane's World Poor Pastis. Never scores. Cap'n Eddie trips balls in Non Sequitur  Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Kliban's Cats  9 Chickweed Lane 4/9/2004  Welp, Brooke got it right. The distance to Saturn is approximately 746 million miles. Kind of weird for the old bat to specify 800 million, most people would've just said "a million". Zits didn't update. Kevin & Kell    I know that seems like an edit, but it's not.
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Cul-de-sac delivers a lesson or two today:
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Julet Esqu posted:
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Monty Mike du Jour  Intelligent Life  Retail 
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The Dinette Set doesn't like big butts, and they cannot lie. Working Daze has unrealistic goals. 
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Wanamingo posted:Jesus christ, just let the kid give up the trumpet already. gently caress. Look on the bright side - at least she's merely trying to control his extracurriculars, and not his love life or sexual orientation. 
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Skippy blazes trails wherever he goes. (February 9, 1928, 50 years before I first did the same thing for the same reason.) Peanuts (April 11, 1968)  Holly Budd: Back In Action  This would be more effective if "Holly done up to the nines" looked any different than "Holly off the plane after getting bumped down to the minor leagues". Popeye  Rip Haywire tests the most dangerous weapon in the universe.  Out Our Way (December 20-21, 1926)  
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 It's seriously not that hard to get rid of formaldehyde. The whole reason it's considered hazardous in the first place is that it off-gasses really, really easily. Anyway, have more Deadly Dog Comix. Pooch Café   Poncho isn't that much of a cliche. He doesn't just try to kill cats, he also tries to kill people. Ballard Street   Little Teddy's even less of a stereotype. He exclusively tries to kill people.
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I like the strong use of the oar and fishing rods to evoke the concept of a ships mast and rigging, but I feel the placement of objects around the base is haphazard and rushed. It needs basing, something to establish its position and space within the room. B+
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Calvin and Hobbes/b]  [b]Ripley's 
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom 
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So these Mandrake reruns are from the 90s, right? It makes sense if they're advertising a 30-inch CRT as a big screen. What are the odds of that panel being a little plug/shoutout to the Billy Zane movie? Also, swordfish is delicious. Revenge swordfish must taste amazing.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life I want to point out that less than three weeks ago, Betty complained about Barry being too clingy.  It is amazing how Barry's personality will change to whatever will make him the butt of a joke, and he still remains the most likable and level-headed character in the comic. Remember the time the joke was he thought it'd be weird to call his hot nerd chick date a dude, and then later Gwen was getting on his case for calling Betty "dude"?
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Yeah I have to agree with Barry being the only halfway likable character. All the other characters are pretty god awful.
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Strontium posted:It is amazing how Barry's personality will change to whatever will make him the butt of a joke, and he still remains the most likable and level-headed character in the comic. Hey now, let's not say things we can't take back. (Nobody in this strip is likable)
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I have a medical condition that causes me to be rough with rough-necks.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Hey now, let's not say things we can't take back. It's a relative thing. Even if he's not likable on the whole, he is more likable than anyone else in the comic. In much the same way you wouldn't call someone with one hundred dollars to his name "rich", but he's still richer than someone with only ten dollars.
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Trilobite posted:June apparently just found out that her employee spends the morning looking at the social media page of a high school girl she has no particular reason to know or care about. Someone better give June something for free right now, or she's gonna start firing people. The teenager, Kelly is in fact the daughter of the employee, Summer. She may have just told her over supper or something.
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gleebster posted:The teenager, Kelly is in fact the daughter of the employee, Summer. She may have just told her over supper or something. I wonder if the new nurse has any relatives who can work for the Morgans, too? They should've put that in the job requirements.
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Pogo (April 11, 1957) As always in this strip, the latest evil plan derails before it even begins by overestimating the core competencies of others. Peanuts: Year Two (June 16-18, 1952)    Super-Fun-Pak Comix 
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Evil Mastermind posted:(Nobody in this strip is likable) It is an incredibly poorly written strip. Also poorly drawn. And poorly conceived.
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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 
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