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dr_rat posted:Andertoons has seemed to of pretty much turned into boardroom meeting charts the comic and to be honest I'm pretty okay about that. The author has ads on the buses around Washington, DC. They're all for insurance or something, and they're all boardroom "jokes."
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Green Intern posted:The author has ads on the buses around Washington, DC. They're all for insurance or something, and they're all boardroom "jokes." I've noticed those as well, although there are a few in the people-looking-at-signs genre as well. The ones I've seen have been pro-Medicare Advantage. (Living in the DC area, you see a lot of ad campaigns for various PACs and issues that are aimed at government workers, congressional staffers, and the like. My Metro stop is decorated with a massive ad campaign calling out the SEC director, by name, demanding she take action on campaign finance.)
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Dustin Just follow a YouTube guide. That's the answer for all DIY projects today. Bleeker Yeah that tends to happen with 9-year-old electronics. On the Fastrack Useful for making meatloafs Safe Havens Bad idea. They're probably videotaping it too and going to use it as blackmail. Recess There is a brief interactive component in the voting Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 20:24 on Apr 29, 2015 |
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Selachian posted:The ones I've seen have been pro-Medicare Advantage. Ah yeah, that's what it is. I couldn't remember specifically.
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RIP Mrs. Curly. Let's all take a moment to remember that if Curly was real, he'd have died of natural causes himself decades ago, and that's the real Kick in the Dog Comix. Pooch Café Let's all take a moment to remember that fantastic Simpsons sound effect gag. Ballard Street Let's all take a moment to remember that we should still be terrified. The dogs have not stopped in their advance.
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Midnight Moth posted:On the Fastrack
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Selachian posted:I've noticed those as well, although there are a few in the people-looking-at-signs genre as well. The ones I've seen have been pro-Medicare Advantage. My favorite Metro ads were the General Dynamics (I think?) ones trying to sell aircraft carriers. Runner-up would be the Fallout 3 ones depicting a destroyed DC, because that's what I wanted to see every day.
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Calaveron posted:The school being named "St. Godzilla's" is the only thing that I've ever found mildly amusing in Brooke's disasterpiece of a comic strip. Sadly it's actually St. Camilla's, but to be fair if I'd been a teenager at a Catholic high school I'd come up with a name like that too. Also for whoever was asking this is the first time the younger nun meets that priest. When I first started reading the strip in this thread the younger nun had quit being a nun to get married to the priest (who obviously also quit), and she was giving birth to their first child in the company of the older nun, who had a weird prolonged hallucination about God and The Owl and the Pussycat. It was stupid and pretentious and told me everything I needed to know about 9CL. I need to go have a long hard think about who I am as a person for knowing so much about this goddamn strip.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
"Them" is going to be Hipsters.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Wait, so it didn't rhyme when you originally wrote it? Publishing magically makes things rhyme? What? I wondered about that too. Might it be a dig at the poetry they normally print for not rhyming?
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EasyEW posted:Out Our Way (January 31-February 1, 1927) drat... I find it amazing that one of the best and most genuine strips in this whole thread is almost 100 years old. Out Our Way is drat good.
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With four words and one image, Out Our Way managed to provoke a more genuine emotional reaction from me than every so-called dramatic strip ever did. drat man.
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Curly no You must suffer the curse of being the author's favorite.
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SomeMathGuy posted:With four words and one image, Out Our Way managed to provoke a more genuine emotional reaction from me than every so-called dramatic strip ever did. drat man. I love that it's apparent that Curly read the news and broke down, and the others took off their hats as respect. The only one who isn't uncomfortably looking in the distance is the old guy, who has surely been through the same news at some point himself. Just great little details.
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His dandy ol' ma.
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After all that, it makes me feel kind of sheepish to say it's time for another Pogo strip about butterflies with teeth, but there you go. (May 1, 1957) Peanuts: Year Two (July 13, 1952) Super-Fun-Pak Comix
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Wait, so it didn't rhyme when you originally wrote it? Publishing magically makes things rhyme? What? It's fashionable with so-called "poetry" these days not to rhyme and most of the poetry in this publication follows that trend. Ellie writes real poetry, however, and so it rhymes. This sets it apart from the others. Luann The Amazing Spider-Man Sally Forth The Heart of Juliet Jones
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man Wait, it's Bart Hamilton?! Good job, Stan, you caught me by surprise.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann
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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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So she's also la llorona?
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Phantom Classic Radio Patrol Rip Kirby Big Ben Bolt
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz Ok yes a car hit him hard enough to throw him but not hard enough to break skin anywhere, that's some pro-tier police work
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These latest Zippy streets are getting really ominous and creepy.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann
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You can do to whatever to Max Headroom, but you do not loving touch Jem and the Holograms, you sick bastard. Wanamingo posted:Nancy
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Jane's World What'd she do, just let herself in? Non Sequitur Phoebe and Her Unicorn Kliban's Cats 9 Chickweed Lane 4/30/2004 Yep, you've got that humility thing down tight, huh? Zits Kevin & Kell
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Life imitates art, or vise-versa.
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Cul-de-sac
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician The Phantom
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The Dinette Set hates small portions. Working Daze can't keep the Cousin Itt thing going for a full week. Also, what the hell is Rita doing? Dancing?
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What does she want him to use? GorfZaplen posted:Emmy Lou GorfZaplen posted:Emmy Lou GorfZaplen posted:Emmy Lou
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician Holy poo poo!
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Tiggum posted:What does she want him to use? No, they haven't updated since the 28th and I didn't notice because I usually skip over Emmy Lou
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician
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Tiggum posted:What does she want him to use? Tongs, I suppose. Does anyone actually insist on ice untouched by human hands (assuming reasonable basic standards of cleanliness are in place)?
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Calvin and Hobbes Ripley's
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Skippy (March 1, 1928) Okay, I'm totally lost. Who used offa the Pacific before 1928? Peanuts (May 2, 1968) Funky Winkerbean, in which Les is the belle of the ball. Popeye Rip Haywire Out Our Way (February 2-3, 1927)
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man Wait, this guy's seeing a mental health professional?? That proves he's a loony! Book 'im, Alfie! He's Barking Mad Comix! Pooch Café Gotta say, I wasn't expecting Bone Ripper to look quite so much like Danny DeVito. Ballard Street Marcus invents a completely waterproof car battery and uses it to repeatedly flood his own bathroom to the point that things sink into the floor like it's a plush couch cushion.
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Monty Mike du Jour Intelligent Life Retail
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