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Laputanmachine posted:drat that's a fine dragon punch I think you mean tiger uppercut
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Vargo posted:Curtis I Wonder when they changed Gunks eyes. They used to be on top of each other.
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sweeperbravo posted:What ever happened to Ballard Street? It kept going, but I stopped posting it because I got a new job and things got complicated for a while! If only Buster had warned me. Ballard Street. 
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Darthemed posted:Calvin and Hobbes I like this one, and I wish it was a week-long story. The "LUNBOKS" panel cracks me up.
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Johnny Walker posted:Jungle Jim Special Mad Lib Edition Was this too homoerotic to publish? Also drat! pulling him up through water by his hair. That's badass. What a good spouse. [I haven't been following this strip too closely so if they're siblings loving nevermind that last remark just saying  ]
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Johnny Walker posted:Jungle Jim Special Mad Lib Edition I like it better this way. So my Internet has been garbage for a few days, was down entirely yesterday, and is back but super slow today. The upshot is that Comics Kingdom is just a happy memory for me until my ISP gets its poo poo together, but that won't save you from Luann: 
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The Classic Dinette Set isn't that into the boating. Working Daze still thinks references are comedy.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is a goon. 
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Evil Mastermind posted:The Classic Dinette Set isn't that into the boating. I saw a craigslist ad for a boat and trailer for $175. I will never forgive myself for not being a looky lou on that one.
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Arlo and Janis Arlo and Janis Classic (Apr. 14, 1995)  Garfield Classic (Apr. 14, 1985) 
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Buni Rhymes with Orange  Pros and Cons  Gams of Adventure  Continuing the epic adventure of Sam Getting His Ashes Hauled. And it's still impressive how incapable Allen and Vorderbrug are of drawing their main characters' faces the same way from one week, or even one panel, to the next. Even with copying and pasting from earlier months... 
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Some Guy TT posted:[Mother From Another Country I miss chief Dharma so much.
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That's a top quality cameo. Also, at work one of the topics of pointless lunch room small talk is asking people their superpower and then debating with them how good a choice it is and how it works. Out of eight people only one superpower has come up twice, and it's been time travel. Nobody has chosen flight.
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Ghostlight posted:That's a top quality cameo. Blame either Doctor Who or The Flash.
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Some Guy TT posted:Tracksuit Finally, a comprehensible Tracksuit, even if it's not exceptionally funny. I used to really like this comic, but it's gotten really "miss" lately, either being incomprehensible or just not funny. quote:Mother From Another Country I usually love this comic and can figure out the joke in 9/10 of them, but I kinda am missing it in this one I think, or at least how it fits the narrative - I think it's just the dad being goofy, but I'm wondering if there's more to it. Still, I think this comic is a worthy replacement for Chief Dharma - I laugh out loud at it often enough.
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Selachian posted:Gams of Adventure 
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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Yeah it was a weird pivot from a fat fetish strip to an MPD strip.
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Savidudeosoo posted:Wait, is Rose's "Biker Girl" persona completely seperate from her normal psyche? I could have sworn that Rose and her "Born to be Mild" persona have had conversations before. So maybe?
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Selachian posted:Gams of Adventure Calvin and Hobbes   Sweet cameo by Flameboy.  Ripley's 
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Ali's House November 21, 2016  November 23, 2016  November 25, 2016  November 28, 2016  Mizmar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fLmv4Ph_BA Mea Culpa fucked around with this message at 16:51 on May 22, 2017 |
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Proportions Are Hard and So Is Everything Else: The Jam Esallen Story (AKA Mark Trail) Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom  Pooch Café  Slylock Fox and Comics for Kids 
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I think the Mr Rogers stream is about to show Morrie Turner https://www.twitch.tv/misterrogers Edit: I wasn't quick enough to record it, but it was interesting.   
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Drunk Badger posted:I think the Mr Rogers stream is about to show Morrie Turner Aw, that's cool.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Slylock Fox and Comics for Kids Reeky looks homeless, maybe he begs in the street or does little chores for pennies and over time has been able to save up $500 in change. But noooo, in Slylocktown you better have a house and a job and a bank account and a wallet full of hundred dollar bills, otherwise any offense can be tacked on you. 
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Strontium posted:Intelligent Life People this geeky are usually completely insufferable. I say this as a pretty nerdy person who met her husband in a dragonball z roleplaying chat in the late 90's.
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So Floyd, what's your favourite thing to do that's not related to attempting to fill the spiritual void in your office drone life by fostering a connection to a fickle peer group that defines its identity through conspicuous consumption of products related to an art form that was considered subversive in the times of our grandparents? I can only find peace when my consciousness ceases to operate, and each evening I pray that this time it will be permanent LOL. But I still make sure to display an outward sign of peer group belonging in my sleep, so that when the day comes that my prayers are answered, they'll not oust me posthumously.
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Nenonen posted:Reeky looks homeless, maybe he begs in the street or does little chores for pennies and over time has been able to save up $500 in change. But noooo, in Slylocktown you better have a house and a job and a bank account and a wallet full of hundred dollar bills, otherwise any offense can be tacked on you.
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Alterian posted:People this geeky are usually completely insufferable. I say this as a pretty nerdy person who met her husband in a dragonball z roleplaying chat in the late 90's.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Bizarro Alterian posted:People this geeky are usually completely insufferable. I say this as a pretty nerdy person who met her husband in a dragonball z roleplaying chat in the late 90's. Oddly enough, Working Daze does not have the same effect on me. It's just so over-the-top with those geek parents I guess. Plus it's so drat bad in every way. The IL guy at least has the benefit of successfully ripping off a popular character style. F Minus  US Education under Betsy DeVos. Mary Worth  "My plan to make her spend more time than planned in a public restroom and not miss the boat's departure went perfectly. Mwah ha ha ha!" Rex Morgan MD  Secret Agent X-9  Well it seems to be a pretty solid guess. Apartment 3-G 
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Drunk Badger posted:Edit: I wasn't quick enough to record it, but it was interesting. This is probably a by-product of my only being introduced to Wee Pals via this thread and only ever seeing Morrie Turner near the end of his life (I think it was literally a year before he died) but man, it's a little weird thinking about him ever being that young. Evil Mastermind posted:The problem with the Intelligent Life nerds is the same problem with the Working Daze nerds: they have no identity outside their nerdishness. They have nothing else going on in their lives and they filter EVERYTHING through the idea that they're nerds and therefore everything they do has to be nerd-related or fandom-related or whatever. Yeah, the flaws in these strips aren't so much a condemnation of nerd culture as a condemnation of lazy, blunt reference nerd-bait writing. They're the Ernest Cline novels of comic strips - they want you to transfer your good feelings about whatever they're referencing onto their lazy shlock, without doing anything to earn those good feelings.
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Evil Mastermind posted:The problem with the Intelligent Life nerds is the same problem with the Working Daze nerds: they have no identity outside their nerdishness. They have nothing else going on in their lives and they filter EVERYTHING through the idea that they're nerds and therefore everything they do has to be nerd-related or fandom-related or whatever. The other problem is that their nerdishness comes off as phony because it's all positive. There's no moaning about how CBS is making Star Trek: Discovery streaming-only, no grousing about how Steven Moffat has ruined Doctor Who, no RPG edition wars, and of course no bitching about how George R. R. Martin is taking forfuckingever to get the next book out -- you know, all the stuff that makes nerd fandom fun. Real nerds adore picking nits, one-upping each other with trivia, and setting impossible purity tests. (I once knew a guy who rejected the Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings movies because the only thing he would accept as a REAL LOTR movie was a literal scene-for-scene, word-for-word reproduction of the books.)
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