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Endless Mike posted:No, and in fact, right-hand traffic in Europe is specifically associated with France and Napoleon. I might be wrong, but isn't left hand traffic exclusive to Great Britain & it's colonies?
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Nevets posted:I might be wrong, but isn't left hand traffic exclusive to Great Britain & it's colonies? Mostly. You will be surprised to find how fascinating this is.
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Jun 22, 2015 18:44
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Calvin and Hobbes   Ripley's 
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Nevets posted:I might be wrong, but isn't left hand traffic exclusive to Great Britain & it's colonies? You calling Japan and Sweden British colonies?  Sweden is notable because they switched from left to right side traffic as late as 1967 - and this being Sweden in the 1960s they had a very Swedish public awareness campaign for it.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's I remember reading about that surgery, and scalpels with meticulously-carved obsidian blades aren't exactly stone handaxes, Ripley. I'm starting to wonder if all your facts are just bombastically embellished half-truths. Oh, whatever, You're Not Listening Anyway Comix.    I believe we are supposed to infer an Eyes Wide Shut montage in that second-to-last panel. Ballard Street   That's not so weird, Donny. I once called my pet ferret a scurrilous wretch and bade him away and see my face no more after the little fucker dug up the ficus.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's
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Julet Esqu posted:Rip Kirby That line about "the color of your livers" - there was an old belief that the liver was the source of courage. If your liver was dark and bloody, you were very brave... but if you were a coward, your liver would be pale like a lily. Thus, 'lily-livered'.
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Parahexavoctal posted:That line about "the color of your livers" - there was an old belief that the liver was the source of courage. If your liver was dark and bloody, you were very brave... but if you were a coward, your liver would be pale like a lily. Thus, 'lily-livered'. If Jonathan had gotten his hands on them, presumably he would have punched them repeatedly in their livers before ripping the organs out to make sure of things.
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RandomFerret posted:I remember reading about that surgery, and scalpels with meticulously-carved obsidian blades aren't exactly stone handaxes, Ripley. I'm starting to wonder if all your facts are just bombastically embellished half-truths. Believe it or not. 
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Edminster posted:Believe it or not. We've been to the Ripley Museum in Niagara Falls, and I believe it. All of it. 
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Evil Mastermind posted:Super-Fun-Pak-Comix reveals the truth. My Lovely Horse posted:Presumably, however, she did get an anaesthetic. F Minus  Mary Worth  These two belong together.   Rex Morgan MD  You know, I've completely forgotten how this all is really supposed to be about some museum. I think the cover story was something like having some little girl no one knows or cares about paint there and have her works displayed is supposed to promote the museum and make people want to visit, but really they just did this to keep this old woman's donations rolling in. Secret Agent X-9  I see the professor is in his comfortable loungewear for around the house. Also, Comics Kingdom has started running Thimble Theater, which I think was part of that contest and lost to SAX9 but I guess they said "gently caress it that contest was bullshit marketing hype anyways we're running the vast supply of material we have featuring one of our most recognizable properties who the hell is this Secret Agent X-0 anyways and how in the world did that win?" I think they just started because according to the site this is from Jan. 1, 1929. That is 10 years into the run, but only 16 days before Popeye makes his first appearance on the 17th, so I will probably try to keep up with this one for a while, at least until Popeye shows up, unless someone else (like EasyEW maybe) wants to take it on, which by the way would be more than ok by me. Thimble Theater 
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD What's Joe Pesci doing in this comic? And in a wig no less!
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Johnny Walker posted:Also, Comics Kingdom has started running Thimble Theater, which I think was part of that contest and lost to SAX9 but I guess they said "gently caress it that contest was bullshit marketing hype anyways we're running the vast supply of material we have featuring one of our most recognizable properties who the hell is this Secret Agent X-0 anyways and how in the world did that win?" It's worth a thought, even if it's not exactly in the freebie zone.  Skippy (April 23, 1928)  Peanuts (June 25, 1968)  Funky Winkerbean  Popeye  Rip Haywire meets his family in the strangest places. Out Our Way is hard on the corns today. (May 23-24, 1927)  
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Johnny Walker posted:Also, Comics Kingdom has started running Thimble Theater, which I think was part of that contest and lost to SAX9 but I guess they said "gently caress it that contest was bullshit marketing hype anyways we're running the vast supply of material we have featuring one of our most recognizable properties who the hell is this Secret Agent X-0 anyways and how in the world did that win?" The best possible outcome!  The Amazing Stan Lee  I have a number of emotions, but I cannot define nor express them. Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones  In the latest episode, Eve dates a Goon. Prince Valiant  Phantom Classic  Big Ben Bolt 
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holy poo poo its' stan lee
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SynthOrange posted:holy poo poo its' stan lee Well, it's hardly the first time he's written himself into his own comic. Ever read Nightcat?  Protip: Don't read Nightcat.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Well, it's hardly the first time he's written himself into his own comic. Ever read Nightcat?
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I sincerely forgot what the Grumbel's uniform looked like before this polo shirt storyline.
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz I instantly recognize you as a hitman, so I'm going to put you within knife-fighting range of my ward. Inspector Danger: Competent Cop E: I need to kill a man, so I'm going to use a cover profession I have not seen in the wild for nearly 25 years or more, and is in fact so rare that I didn't notice its literal total absence for 5 years. Hitman: Good At Things Evilreaver fucked around with this message at 06:18 on Jun 23, 2015 |
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Stan Lee I am just gushing over the meta-ness of this cameo. Stan Lee is making a cameo to make a cameo.
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*camera pulls back, revealing that the person reading the comic, you, is in fact Stan Lee*
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Well, it's hardly the first time he's written himself into his own comic. Ever read Nightcat?
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Reply All Pearls Before Swine  Pastis, don't put yourself in the last panel when you make a pun right before it; it's--wait, what? Pros & Cons 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Kevin & Kell I thought it was illegal to kill predators?
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Kevin & Kell I can't imagine how much a sharkskin suit would chafe and catch on itself.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Phoebe and Her Unicorn http://www.johnjosephadams.com/robot-army/free-reads/for-entertainment-purposes-only-jeremiah-tolbert/
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Phoebe and Her Unicorn 
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Cul-de-sacTeases us with Camp again. Poptropica is a different kind of camp. 
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The Dinette Set is dealing with pollen season. Working Daze gets political.   Thanks for explaining, dude. Super-Fun-Fak-Comix is better than staring at the wall. 
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Something to read while pissing? Bob has some sort of urinary tract problem and should see his doctor.
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Tiggum posted:I thought it was illegal to kill predators? I think it's more that it's illegal to kill anyone you don't intend to eat. We've had predators killing and eating other predators before; the only time killing has been portrayed as wrong is when the rabbits started killing predators.
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