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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Tricked, shmicked. Doctors see enough pain pill addicts to recognize the signs and Tommy isn't that smart. This doctor knows what he's doing. Luann  It's now confirmed that Brad and Toni are planning to be like that "abstinence after marriage" couple. The Amazing Spider-Man  Now that you mention it, MJ, comics are pretty dumb. Sally Forth  Oh, no. Looks like Hil's experiencing a psychotic break.  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Trilobite posted:Wait, her name is "Hoogy"? And her son is named "Boog"? Probably somebody post-Frank King assuming "Skeezix" was carte blanche for everyone's name to be loving insane. Mark Trail  Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom 
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Slammy posted:Feiffer (click for big) (1967) "That's the ugliest thing I ever saw" was what LBJ actually said about his official presidential portrait. Trilobite posted:Wait, her name is "Hoogy"? And her son is named "Boog"? I think they're something like the fifth or sixth generation of descendants from Walt.
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I really hope in MW we see Tommy get back with his old contacts for street Vicodin, move on to harder drugs, then go off in full-on meth rant yelling "TOMMY THE TWEAKER IS BACK BITCHES!"  SomeMathGuy posted:Probably somebody post-Frank King assuming "Skeezix" was carte blanche for everyone's name to be loving insane. Poor Cherry desperately trying to get Mark's attention and the semblance of a normal marriage. 
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Simian_Prime posted:Poor Cherry desperately trying to get Mark's attention and the semblance of a normal marriage. She's cracking under the strain of it. Soon she'll be having casual conversations with a version of herself from ten years in the future. ... What is it with weird comic strip timelines and ten year increments?
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Reply All What?  Yeah, I still don't get what's going on here. Wanamingo posted:Nancy My Lovely Horse posted:I love the level of commitment to continuity that's demonstrated by drawing Dad with stubble.
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'My patent papers are at a slight angle, Mark.' Hasn't she noticed that he's not poolside with her? Can he hear her all the way out to sea and underwater with the whales?
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That Zaphod Beeblebrox, what a hoogy boog.
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Strontium posted:Intelligent Life I never knew you could accidentally make an uncute cat, but there it is. Strontium posted:Take It From the Tinkersons That girl deserves better than this kid. It can't be much better, since she's in the Tinkersons World, but better. Strontium posted:Dark Side of the Horse This is perhaps the only '(usually) no words' comic strip I regular feel is annoyingly pretentious. Oh, if only that one person still made that strip with the mime.
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quote:I think TJ will find Toni’s apartment is just right for him…… quote:Brad’s folks certainly used to own the place. I can imagine they may have mortgaged it offstage during the run-up to the Fuse Project. quote:“Make Love, Not Wonton” quote:I just don’t get why the responsible commentators of all strips in this comic don’t seem to notice how the shift to adult references in a relationship—SEX—is being made with this arc. The move to the house, which was originally TJ’s in the first place, and notably TJ does not seem to mind that Toni and Brad might take it over basically evicting him, is book-ended with a continuation of Brad’s original hint of having lots of “practice” time with Toni, time which would be private. It kind of reminds me of a comment sometime ago where someone bemoaned that Luann was no longer in grade school pining over Aaron Hill. One of the great things about this strip is that, while the time moves slowly, it does, and the characters develop. Engaged people generally do a LOT of sex, married people maybe less over time, but it still amounts to a LOT, and results in little versions of them and life goes on. TJ makes that clear in his “make love not lasagna” riff. quote:IamJayBluE said, 1 day ago quote:IamJayBluE said, 1 day ago quote:Argy? I’ve been a long time reader of this Strip (Since the 1990s) And i’ve seen Too Many times where TJ took advantage of His So-Called ‘Best Friend’ and made Him, and others, look like Fools. And this is Long BEFORE the Fire Fighter Scam. And then there was the time that old Smiley ‘accidentally’ set fire to the DeGroot’s rental property. Did He ever offer to help pay for the damages since the fire was His Fault? NOT that I Can Recall. His Compensation for tens of thousands in damage to someone else’s property is to cook them a meal. BIG Deal. fort knox  dustin   
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People who Randomly Capitalize words in their sentences Really irk Me. Also, did that one guy really have to explain to everyone that there's implications of sex? Really? Does he think it went over everyone else's head?
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Shugojin posted:FFFFUUUUUUUCK We're expected to forget that Dustin constantly works the shittiest and most strenuous temp jobs his agency can find, because he likes to nap on a couch sometimes or do the texting or whatever
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Reminder that Dustin's mother hosts a call-in advice show on the radio, and she thinks the best counsel for her underemployed son with a college degree is "grow up and get a job."
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Richard Thompson's contributions to Inside Out, from way back when the idea was still coalescing  The public memorial for Richard will be in Washington, D.C. on 27 August at 1pm in the Ballroom of the National Press Club
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Manuel Calavera posted:One Big Happy Anthony. It is always Anthony. Modesty Blaise 
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Julet Esqu posted:The Heart of Juliet Jones I don't know if they could telegraph harder that the dude is gonna die. Maybe have his mom have a change of heart "Oh, when he gets home, I'll apologize and we'll reconcile and be a happy family!"
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EasyEW posted:Skippy (June 11-12, 1929) Gee, I wonder if the double agent is COBRA
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EasyEW posted:Rip Haywire Begonias are perennials, what an awful landscaper.
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Tiggum posted:Reply All how so? Thompson was 58, and died of Parkinson's, which causes tremors (shakes). and the girl working the counter is Alice. Poor taste, maybe, but I'm pretty sure he'd have been amused by it.
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Calaveron posted:Those honestly sound like racial slurs to me and I don't know what's wrong with me F Minus  I bet this was an episode of Hogan's Heroes. Mary Worth  Today's for the grandmas that are unclear on the concept of "addiction." Rex Morgan MD  Dolly wants to respond, but she's entranced by Rex's finely manicured hands. Secret Agent X-9  Apartment 3-G 
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Parahexavoctal posted:how so? Thompson was 58, and died of Parkinson's, which causes tremors (shakes). Also Reply All also came out of the WaPo and Thompson and Donna Lewis almost certainly met at some point.
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goatface posted:Pretty sure she was good friends with him. Yeah. I think it was posted earlier in the thread, but this is what she wrote after his death.
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Slammy posted:Outbursts of Everett True
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Parahexavoctal posted:how so? Thompson was 58, and died of Parkinson's, which causes tremors (shakes). This makes me long for Gilchrist's tributes.
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