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Aardmania posted:
Yes, this is what every woman wants, to gently caress a guy then have him force you to marry him. This is good and healthy. This is romance.
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It's All Right Chief Dharma
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Ralph Crammed In posted:Yes, this is what every woman wants, to gently caress a guy then have him force you to marry him. This is good and healthy. This is romance.
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# ? Dec 23, 2016 21:33 |
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King Aroo (November 30, 1951) Nancy (January 14, 1944) Wash Tubbs (September 13, 1929) Gasoline Alley (October 12, 1923) Lil' Abner (June 11, 1937) Barney Google (October 13, 1922) Alley Oop (January 12, 1934)
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Tina's Groove Family Circus Rose is Rose One Big Happy Foob Compu-Toon Bizarro Dilbert
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Manuel Calavera posted:
The slumping, defeated posture of the mom bums me out. Her dumb kids, which she tries so much to love, endlessly spout nonsense, yet she can't bring herself to rebuke them. She's like the anti-Lynn.
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Some Guy TT posted:It's All Right Chief Dharma Haha, it's K-Plop!
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Aardmania posted:Judge Parker F Minus is ominous Mary Worth She's going to read this email, feel guilty, and break up with this young guy. Rex Morgan MD "Besides, I should check on that other kid of ours. You know...what's his name. Notsarah. Michael Notsarah." Secret Agent X-9 You tell that Dunphy, Ms Nicol! Apartment 3-G "That displeases my moustachioed face!"
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth When does the sun set in Antarctica near the end of December? https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/antarctica/belgrano-ii-base?month=2&year=2017 Oh, depending where he is down there, February or March.
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Some Guy TT posted:It's All Right Chief Dharma I'm dying, Chief Dharma is the best. Thank you for posting and translating!
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Pop Team Epic Honey Come Chatka
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Ralph Crammed In posted:The slumping, defeated posture of the mom bums me out. Her dumb kids, which she tries so much to love, endlessly spout nonsense, yet she can't bring herself to rebuke them. She's like the anti-Lynn. There was a Family Circus some time back that I remember vividly. Mom had just taken all the kids out to get ice cream, but the baby PJ had dropped his ice cream cone and was upset. One of the older boys was saying, "Don't cry, PJ! Mommy will give you her ice cream cone!" And she was just standing there holding her ice cream with that same defeated look on her face and you could tell that she'd been really looking forward to that ice cream, just one simple happy thing in her day, and goddammit, now she'd have to give it to the toddler, because of course that's what you have to do in this situation. And I felt so bad for her and I thought, "Yeah. That's what motherhood is all about. Sacrificing yourself for the good of the children. Thank God I don't have kids." Phantom Classic Radio Patrol Rip Kirby That middle panel. Big Ben Bolt
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth loving Antarctica? What in every level of hell is he doing in Antarctica?
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Evil Mastermind posted:Wait wait wait wait wait, hold on. Writing about adventures, duh.
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Julet Esqu posted:
Might as well fill these in from the newspaper archives. Big Ben Bolt 08/27/56-09/01/56
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The Classic Dinette Set probably doesn't have to worry too much about college, if you know what I'm sayin'. Working Daze dreams small. Super-Fun-Pak-Comix pulls back the curtain.
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Really feeling the continuity in Super Fun Pak today.
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# ? Dec 24, 2016 06:03 |
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean
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WickedHate posted:Pop Team Epic OK, I submit. What the gently caress are these. Are they actually in physical print? Who is the target audience, like, native Japanese people or foreigners living in japan or just generally people who have a passing interest in Japan? Am I missing cultural references or are they just monkeycheese?
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Manuel Calavera posted:Compu-Toon I know it's bad form to question Boyce's special mind, but.. is that supposed to be a line of pine needles on the ground? Maybe there's a joke in there after all?
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RolandTower posted:OK, I submit. What the gently caress are these. Are they actually in physical print? Who is the target audience, like, native Japanese people or foreigners living in japan or just generally people who have a passing interest in Japan? Am I missing cultural references or are they just monkeycheese? I think they're cute
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Intelligent Life Take It From the Tinkersons Dark Side of the Horse Viivi & Wagner
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# ? Dec 24, 2016 10:56 |
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Johnny Walker posted:
If this turns into Mary Worth Meets The Thing I will probably burst from joy.
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RolandTower posted:OK, I submit. What the gently caress are these. Are they actually in physical print? Who is the target audience, like, native Japanese people or foreigners living in japan or just generally people who have a passing interest in Japan? Am I missing cultural references or are they just monkeycheese? Yes, Japanese people(they're translated[not by me]), and both, though I try to explain what cultural references I spot. Honey Come Chatka in particular is a parody of Japanese idols.
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Ms Boods posted:If this turns into Mary Worth Meets The Thing I will probably burst from joy. Mary Worth and Walter Brimley tied to a couch as Kurt Russel tests their blood with a hot wire. Will it be a Christmas miracle
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# ? Dec 24, 2016 14:31 |
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Nancy Today's Dogg™
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# ? Dec 24, 2016 14:36 |
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That doesn't even make sense, Gilchrist. That's not a joke. Tina's Groove Family Circus Rose is Rose One Big Happy Foob Compu-Toon Bizarro Dilbert
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Pop Team Epic Honey Come Chatka
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Manuel Calavera posted:Bizarro https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_singers My favorite part is that competing youth gangs would get into territorial fights because only the first group to show at a doorstep would be paid. Imagine dobbelgangers dressed as King Herode and others larping with wooden swords trying to wreck the other team's props! I would pay to see that.
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Imitation, or puppetry? Ballard Street.
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Kennel posted:[b]Nancy When I read Nancy, I lose hope. I don't gain it.
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Calvin and Hobbes Ripley's
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Skippy (September 26-28, 1929) Peanuts (December 24-25, 1969) Funky-rear end Fake Suicide Story Wrap-up Marianne looks so much like Summer Moore (you know, one of the major characters that doesn't show up anymore!) that I want to punch a certain artist for not knowing how to draw another type of dark-haired woman. Also, just to underscore with 64 type font: She honestly thought her career was over after giving a guy a peck on the cheek. Is she Amish or something? Also also....Is Marilyn Monroe really a great role model for having a long life in Hollywood? Crankshaft Rip Haywire Out Our Way (February 24-25, 1930) Thimble Theater (July 12 and 14, 1930)
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's
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In Japan, an idol of the type Honey Come Chatka parodies was forced to make an apology video shaving off her hair in atonement for the scandal of having a boyfriend. It wasn't even adultery or anything, they're just expected to be pure virgin barbie dolls for the otaku audience to fantasize themselves with. So, clearly, Funky Winkerbean needs a setting shift.
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Ghostlight posted:I don't believe it, as cannonballs are solid balls of iron or stone and don't contain explosives or anything that would make them 'live' rounds like bullets or shells are. WaPo link. Civil War cannons did sometimes use explosive projectiles, though I guess you could make arguments either way as to whether they should be called "cannonballs". Ripley's still not quite right, though, because it sounds like they were unearthed by the storm rather than washed ashore.
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Ghostlight posted:I don't believe it, as cannonballs are solid balls of iron or stone and don't contain explosives or anything that would make them 'live' rounds like bullets or shells are. Not everyone knows the difference between old cannon balls and old artillery shells, okay?
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Mark Trail Meets the Art of Inadvertently Calling out Its Own Bullshit Pearls Before Swine The Phantom Pooch Café I was pretty excited while grabbing my first three strips that I might get away without a Christmas entry. Sadly, I didn't make it. Fortunately, it was the best case variation.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail Meets the Art of Inadvertently Calling out Its Own Bullshit The gently caress is this perspective. They're in a tiny boat but it looks like they're standing on a tall cliff standing far apart.
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Grogquock posted:I know it's bad form to question Boyce's special mind, but.. is that supposed to be a line of pine needles on the ground? Maybe there's a joke in there after all? F Minus *cue Back to the Future theme* Mary Worth *cue that song from An American Tail* Rex Morgan MD Get well soon, Carrie Fisher. Secret Agent X-9 "I mean his cab-in." Apartment 3-G "I need to develop my Johnson!"
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