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Some Guy TT posted:Considering how every character in this comic looks and talks exactly the same I wouldn't be able to tell either. It took me way too long just to figure out that the short ones were supposed to be kids. That stupid tie really didn't help either. How old are they supposed to be anyway? Elementary school? Who wears ties to elementary school? No, you'd be able to recognize this character because she's generically Asian. Luann Comments quote:Brdshtt GoComics PRO Member said, 1 day ago quote:Mordock999 GoComics PRO Member said, 1 day ago quote:luannfan1212 said, 1 day ago quote:IamJayBluE said, 1 day ago fort knox  Flying McCoys  Shoe  Dustin 
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this whole event occurred with Toni and Brad,and Dirk, and after, that I actually disliked Nancy, and her reaction to Toni after Brad basically risked his life to protect Toni. But I realize on reflection the true drama of the moment and why a mom would and could feel that way. Her heart was hurt as was that of her her son. Those of you who have never felt that way, well all I can say is that it hurts, and I know as a father, but I could never know as a mother does. But don’t worry, GE is not building us up for that kind of thing to happen, although admittedly the drama leading up to a wedding can be major. Some commentators have said “this is just a wedding.” That is not perceptive. In a family of love where there is tremendous ownership of that love with the parents for children, and Nancy and Frank are the embodiment of that, a wedding is never “just a wedding.” Remember a mom is a tigress. She protects her young. So Nancy is just being a mom. Toni is just going to be a wife, and Brad will have her as his most important woman, but his mom will always be the tigress.
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Dustin Sounds like he got really lucky and became accustomed to winning the jackpot at every slot machine! What a great vacation!
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Tiggum posted:I think something's gone wrong at GoComics. I saw something like it in Japan at a cherry blossom viewing, where everyone puts blankets and tarps down at a park and gets tore up. Pizza Hut had people walking the grounds selling pizza, and even though you bring a picnic to this event, they were selling fast.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail Tiggum posted:F-Minus Mary Worth  "Can I interest you in one of my famous celery sandwiches?" Rex Morgan MD  I'm not even sure how you make that kind of coloring error. Secret Agent X-9  I'm frankly impressed he could type so cleanly and neatly, and do so while in no doubt a hurry to get out of there after cold-bloodedly murdering a man. Apartment 3-G 
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Bloom County Peanuts (October 15, 1969)  The New Adventures of Frankie The Date Rapist!  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (December 11-12, 1929)   In today's Thimble Theater, we say goodbye to a beloved character. (May 1, 1930)  That's right, jerks, we're stuck with Castor for a little while longer.
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Julet Esqu posted:Sally Forth Also, what's Faye reading? I see Squirrel Girl on the bed.
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Endless Mike posted:I really, really want newspaper comic readers to go read Saga now. (And I really don't think I'd let a 12 year old read it.) I think it might be "Luba and Her Family". 
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E: sonofabitch....Endless Mike posted:I really, really want newspaper comic readers to go read Saga now. (And I really don't think I'd let a 12 year old read it.) My best guess. 
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Endless Mike posted:I really, really want newspaper comic readers to go read Saga now. (And I really don't think I'd let a 12 year old read it.) Until a few days ago when their age was mentioned I always thought they were like, 15 at least. (which now that I think about it is a good age for kids in family shows because their as old as you can get while still being stuck at home subject to kid life)
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Endless Mike posted:AND Aardmania had the correct cover. Oh yeah? Well take this.  photo hosting photo hosting photo hosting photo hosting
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Indolent Bastard posted:Oh yeah? What is a Groucho Party? What is a Gaucho Party? Where would he have heard about chimichurri in the three word email? Who has auto correct on their work computer? If they do, why didn't they notice the obvious mistake in the subject line, of all places? What exactly was the best case scenario here? A room full of people dressed as Groucho Marx, and then back to work I guess? Why would this be blindly followed as a party theme in either case? I don't know, Mike du Jour might beat Working Daze in terms of failing to make a joke so many different ways.
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I forget, is sending villains off into white slavery something Modesty Blaise normally gets up to? I forget where she ranks on the alignment charts except possibly Neutral Eyelashes.
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Indolent Bastard posted:E: sonofabitch.... Really would not let a 12 year old read it.
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Rand Brittain posted:I forget, is sending villains off into white slavery something Modesty Blaise normally gets up to? I forget where she ranks on the alignment charts except possibly Neutral Eyelashes. She and Willie used to be criminals and ran their own organization, although I believe they never murdered or dealt drugs. At some point they got out of the game and decided that being patriotic British agents was better. I think she's big on self-determination, and teaching foolish people a lesson.
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EasyEW posted:Out Our Way (December 11-12, 1929) Kindly Old Great-Grandpa: When I was a little boy, there was nothing like the flavor of a dog's anus on your thumb on a cold December morn. If you swapped hands at the right pace, you'd be in heaven the whole way home. Dog anuses today just don't have that spiciness. You kids don't even know what you missed out on.
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Dream of the Rarebit Fiend (click for huge) I know that cat.  Outbursts of Everett True (August, 1915)  And He Did.  Guess If They Are Married! (click for big)  Banana Oil! (click for big)  The Gay Thirties (January, 1935, click for big))  They'll Do It Every Time (December, 1939, click for big)  Mopsy (June, 1940)  Feiffer (1969, click for big)  Jaf  Andy Capp (September, 1970, click for big)  Tweedy (September, 1970, click for big)  Is that a de Havilland Comet??  Wee Pals (October, 1970, click for big)  Richard's Poor Almanac (click for big)  Dick Tracy (August, 2009, click for big) 
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:Kindly Old Great-Grandpa: When I was a little boy, there was nothing like the flavor of a dog's anus on your thumb on a cold December morn. If you swapped hands at the right pace, you'd be in heaven the whole way home. Dog anuses today just don't have that spiciness. You kids don't even know what you missed out on. "Pappy always said I was some type of snob for not trying that out on the hogs." Pogo (October 13-14, 1958)   Peanuts: Year Five (July 14-17, 1955)    
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Mary was an Art Frahm girl back in the day.
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Julet Esqu posted:Phantom Classic We're not supposed, but you know what, gently caress it. I'll risk my job for you, stranger.
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Savidudeosoo posted:We're not supposed, but you know what, gently caress it. I'll risk my job for you, stranger. In the pre-911 era, airport employees lived by an oath to suspend all rules and regulations in the name of love
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail I see the colorist has made a bold new choice regarding the two stray hairs on Mark's hairline.
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Aardmania posted:Judge Parker Hahahahahah this is the worst plea for your life ever.
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Aardmania posted:9 Chickweed Lane Ward was a little too hard on the beaver last night
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Slammy posted:
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