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BonHair posted:Judging from just that one comic: Subversion of expectation and social faux-pas are ways to create humor. Hogge Wild posted:most people who read webcomics are glue huffing retards goons.txt
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I was asking the same question a bit back, but here you go:
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larchesdanrew posted:goons.txt yes, all the cool non-goony people read lots of webcomics
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Karate Bastard posted:I was asking the same question a bit back, but here you go: I laugh at "ain't no one fucks with tiny hippo" every time. Same with this:  They're just dumb harmless comics on the internet. Push El Burrito has a new favorite as of 21:48 on Sep 22, 2015 |
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Yeah that's the stuff. What's that one comic where this guy opens a present and is like oh no spiders???? Is that poorly as well?
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the first panel of this is funny but every panel after that is extremely bad
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Snapchat A Titty posted:I see you have just discovered cutbu. naw I've known about it for a long time, there just seems to be a ton of his comics that I haven't seen yet. last time I looked there wasn't a centralized place for cutbu comics a nigga who smoke posted:I'm not going to resort to hyperbole and say that I'd rather binge read the entire (insert terrible webcomic) catalog, but Jesus loving Christ, can a more intelligent person please explain the popularity behind poorlydrawnlines? it's monkeycheese for grown-ups.
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BUBBA GAY DUDLEY posted:I laugh at "ain't no one fucks with tiny hippo" every time. Why do you find that specific line funny?
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The unexpected juxtaposition of crude language with a small animal produces feelings of surprise. Our primitive human brains register this as a humorous incongruity. Fortunately like all humor it is easily codified and therefore we must spend another ten thousand pages talking about how things aren't funny or are the wrong kind of funny instead of posting funny comics and just dealing with the fact that maybe something is funny to someone else but not to you. Here is a comic about a clown being arrested. The humor lies in the fact that he is not arrested for dressing like an infamous serial killer but rather for dressing like a normal entertainmer. This is humorous because the expected result would be the opposite but general popularity in mass media has made the serial killer more acceptable to emulate than the entertainer. This is an illogical result and thus can provide feelings of humor and amusement when the inconsistency is recognized. ImpAtom has a new favorite as of 05:03 on Sep 23, 2015 |
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ImpAtom posted:The unexpected juxtaposition of crude language See I think the whole rest of your paragraph hinges on this exact bit. Which is also where the heart of my question was. You say it's crude language? What makes it crude? When is language like this used normally? Can you give me some other examples of crude language? What kind of people, in your mind, use language like this? Why is it that language like this produces such surprise in you when it's juxtaposed with a small animal? Once again, if the humor revolves around surprise at an "unusual" situation, what's the normal situation for crude language like this?
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Butt? Cuck? Intercourse? Erogenous zones? Tinny? Gone? Does any of that do the trick for you?
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cheerfullydrab posted:See I think the whole rest of your paragraph hinges on this exact bit. Which is also where the heart of my question was. You say it's crude language? What makes it crude? When is language like this used normally? Can you give me some other examples of crude language? What kind of people, in your mind, use language like this? Why is it that language is even necessary to communicaaa aa aaa? Whaaaa aa aaaaaa aaaaa aaa
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I'm sorry about your autism
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I'm pretty sure he's saying that it's language associated with black people, but instead of actually saying such and making whatever point he has in mind he's trying to imitate Socrates.
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pissss (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Me I'm just kinda awed at the dude's trolling powers. Cause y'all know loving full well there ain't no one fucks with tiny hippo. Forreal.
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My sides.
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It's okay, I got this
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You know what, that was not a funny comic but I am still glad you posted it.
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Sep 23, 2015 11:55
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Goons are like that one guy at every party that kills the fun by trying to start a political debate. Shut up and let me play beer pong. 
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I like fart jokes too. I like lots of things. They make me laugh and I'm a generally happy guy. Life is cool as hell. Here's this I also laughed at 
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BUBBA GAY DUDLEY posted:I like fart jokes too. I like lots of things. They make me laugh and I'm a generally happy guy. Life is cool as hell. Actually, the pigs were molested by David Cameron.
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Not unless you ask them to kill one.
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I enjoy a stupid joke as much as the next person, but poorly drawn lines is some straight up garbage.
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I like this one
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Seaniqua posted:I like this one Credit where credit's due, that one definitely doesn't hinge on the type of humor of the one I was word vomiting about.
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I posted this in another thread and am x-posting here because I thought it was neat. Got my brother Alex a Nedroid book with a sketch from the author, and he really went above expectations. 
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Captain Lavender posted:I posted this in another thread and am x-posting here because I thought it was neat. I know a guy named Alex who loves Nedroid and I want to show him this funny coincidence/awesome pic but I don't want to risk spoiling the surprise in case you're brothers.
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Fumaofthelake posted:I know a guy named Alex who loves Nedroid and I want to show him this funny coincidence/awesome pic but I don't want to risk spoiling the surprise in case you're brothers. Think you're probably safe.
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Captain Lavender posted:I posted this in another thread and am x-posting here because I thought it was neat. Does he carry a compass around everywhere or what
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Does he carry a compass around everywhere or what I was wondering why he would be using one of these  to draw circles, cause any round object could be used. Then I realized I'm an idiot.
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drat, that it awesome. What a cool guy.
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It's already like, double funded, but if you're interested in picking up a signed Steve Lichman hardcover, the Kickstarter went live today: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/stevelichman/steve-lichman-volume-1
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Grraarrgghh posted:It's already like, double funded, but if you're interested in picking up a signed Steve Lichman hardcover, the Kickstarter went live today: I wouldn't. I think his comics suck poo poo to be honest.
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