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BigglesSWE posted:I come from a country that puts kebab meat and fries on a pizza without a hint of shame, but coleslaw? Really, Funkelbean?
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Zereth posted:I think it's supposed to be taken as a really bad idea for a pizza. But that would actually hint at a comical intent, how does that work? I thought this comic was all about smug smiles and bittersweet life-lessons.
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BigglesSWE posted:But that would actually hint at a comical intent, how does that work? I thought this comic was all about smug smiles and bittersweet life-lessons.
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Zereth posted:The old man is losing his faculties and proposing obviously terrible ideas for pizza. His one-time friends simply look on with disgust. I like your style, kid.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's German Inventor Artur Fischer was both more prolific and much less of a dick than Thomas Edison!
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's Seven pitches mostly for safety reasons related to replacing dirty balls and to keep the consistency relatively... well, consistent. You're hurling around a hunk of fabric and cork at speeds frequently in excess of 90 miles per hour, and periodically whacking it with a bat, that thing is going to degrade rapidly, and that's before taking into account how picking up grime and mud changes the ball's aerodynamics significantly. Way back in the day there used to be actual strategies revolving around how beaten up and dirty the single game ball would get by the end of play, and it was only halted when a spitball went wild and struck Ray Chapman in the temple, killing him. Anyway this has been your dumb baseball trivia for the day.
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I swear to god if loving Gilchrest mentions today's musical death in his loving strip, I will march to his house and kick him straight in the balls. Ensign_Ricky fucked around with this message at 19:38 on Apr 21, 2016 |
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MariusLecter posted:Prince is dead. Not Prince valiant. The musician. At least according to the the guardian. They didn't mention valiant's current mortality status...
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BigglesSWE posted:Them New York cab drivers and their nightlife savvy. I'm expecting the cabbie to have not turned the meter on so he can charge the girls $25 for a six-block trip.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:I swear to god if loving Gilchrest mentions today's musical death in his loving strip, I will march to his house and kick him straight in the balls. Newspaper strips usually have a 2-3 week lead time, so unless Gilchrist had a psychic vision that long ago, we won't see Prince mentioned until well after the fact. I hope. BigglesSWE posted:Them New York cab drivers and their nightlife savvy. More likely that he's probably taken a dozen other fares to the same exact club from that same exact subway stop, who mouthed off about the party each time. Easy money and the driver gets a lot more $$$ than he would if he spent half the night driving aimlessly looking for a fare. Binary Badger fucked around with this message at 20:08 on Apr 21, 2016 |
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I....kinda like that joke, Working Daze. I expect you to be utterly hateful again in the near future, of course, but still....okay. Sort of.
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I really assumed that having a subway ride to then catch a cab was to have some "OH WOW WE'RE UNDERGROUND ON A TRAIN!!!" bit of plot but I guess the Evanses have just never been to New York! (Taking Metro and then catching a cab is totally a thing people do in DC.)
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Wanamingo posted:Pluggers  ComixPooch Café   That's not a real bill, it's one of those lovely fake twenties that lovely old people leave as a tip and when you pick it up it just says "All the wealth in the world doesn't compare to the kingdom of heaven," except his just says "gently caress you." So it's a little less insulting. Ballard Street   Okay, we finally have a last name for those two! Time to update the wiki. Lost Side of Suburbia  
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Ensign_Ricky posted:I swear to god if loving Gilchrest mentions today's musical death in his loving strip, I will march to his house and kick him straight in the balls. Oh, I wouldn't worry about the Gilchrist tribute. Now the Working Daze tribute...that's the one you have to worry about. (If it's any consolation, I'm going to be away from a computer for the next few days, so I won't be able to post it when it invariably happens.)
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Wanamingo posted:Pluggers I really hope the punchline Brad envisioned was "Pluggers are retired! Ha ha!" instead of the just pure  we got.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Oh, I wouldn't worry about the Gilchrist tribute. [fat bald nerd and nerd wife are dressed in mourning] "He's Batdancing in the Arms of Orion now..."
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Kumaton posted:I really hope the punchline Brad envisioned was "Pluggers are retired! Ha ha!" instead of the just pure If you want, think of it as a Ballard Street comic where old people dress in McDonalds uniform, cap and name tag for insanity sake.
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ukonvasara posted:[fat bald nerd and nerd wife are dressed in mourning] "You know you're a Prince fan when...." *comedy equivalent of leukaemia*
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Calaveron posted:Why is Lost Side of Suburbia still going We're getting close to the end, I think. It abruptly goes on a long hiatus that ends with the author saying he's stopping so he can focus on his published work. Which, if you're interested, can be purchased here. http://www.amazon.com/Dreadful-Fate-Jonathan-York-Strange/dp/1449471005 e: also he's still doing Poptropica, I think. Though that's a tie-in comic for some kid-friendly, browser based MMO so I assume it pays the bills. Wanamingo fucked around with this message at 23:44 on Apr 21, 2016 |
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Selachian posted:As a former New Yorker, the idea of riding the subway and *then* taking a cab is utterly silly. There are very few places in Manhattan that aren't within easy walking distance of a subway stop. Unless this hot, hip club is out in Williamsburg, in which case have fun getting a cab after midnight! If they're taking the subway 7 stops, it drat well might be in Williamsburg.
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Wanamingo posted:e: also he's still doing Poptropica, I think. Though that's a tie-in comic for some kid-friendly, browser based MMO so I assume it pays the bills. really? i thought i read that the poptropica tie-in comic had ended
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Wanamingo posted:Pluggers Pluggers know they're not worth $15 an hour. Pluggers know their place. Howard Beale posted:I'm expecting the cabbie to have not turned the meter on so he can charge the girls $25 for a six-block trip. Either that, or since they didn't give him a street address and are obviously from waaaaaaaaay out of town, he's gonna take them to the club by way of Herald Square, the Cloisters, the 59th Street Bridge, and possibly Staten Island.
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Edminster posted:really? i thought i read that the poptropica tie-in comic had ended Oh, so it did. My mistake.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Oh, I wouldn't worry about the Gilchrist tribute. He's going to do a loving "When Doves Cry" tribute, and we all know it.
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Selachian posted:Pluggers know they're not worth $15 an hour. Pluggers know their place. I work with a Plugger like this, she's deaf as all gently caress (diagnosed) and won't get hearing aids. She can't afford them and is too prideful to take her son who has more than enough cash to finance hearing aids for his 70something mother on his offer to buy them for her. Pluggers who didn't plan for retirement are really depressing e: She has a customer facing job, too. It's super depressing. Like nobody wants to fire her but we aren't sure there is any other solution because it causes such huge problems with her job so right now we just let it slide in the hope that she dies before we have to do anything about it 
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There's a poptropica graphic novel out now with art by Kory Merritt, but it doesn't follow from the webcomic and doesn't have Paul Gilligan writing it.Slammy posted:Life In Hell At least he figured one of those out eventually. 
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann Someone on GoComics noted that cabbie gets around: 
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Cholmondeley posted:He's going to do a loving "When Doves Cry" tribute, and we all know it.
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