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By popular demand posted:She'alti'el Kwak Loved this character in morrowind
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CJacobs posted:Loved this character in morrowind Sounds more like a Glorantha character.
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I can't help it that hebrew transliterates oddly to english. rest assured it's just as odd the other way around.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Sounds more like a Glorantha character. Oh gently caress, now I have to name a Humakti Duck that name. gently caress.
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Justified, a life of incontinence is something neither man nor dog should be subjected to
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Extra fabulous comics have a special place in my heart
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Should have gotten the dog neuticles https://neuticles.com/
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By popular demand posted:For real, we got it as She'alti'el Kwak here and it ruled. דולף הוא הצדק!
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Also known as the Ralph Bakshi approach to furries
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Moon Slayer posted:While intellectually I know that Europeans have as much nostalgia for DuckTales comics as I have for, say, Calvin and Hobbes, every time it get brought up I can't help but think "DuckTales? Really?" I'm pretty sure it's mostly people from Nordic countries and other places without a strong domestic comic book industry. I personally only read a few stories as a child, but I do get why they're popular, if we're talking American output I definitely prefer it over all of the superhero schlock.
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The main countries where the duck books are popular are Nordic countries, Italy, and Brazil (with decently-sized followings in the rest of europe and latin america)
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Disney's had some efforts to market in those areas from way back. The Three Caballeros is a thing. Oddly enough they had a recent cartoon which was accidentally leaked and entirely seperate from the DuckTales reboot, which also has the Three Caballeros feature in an episode as clearly a different depiction and voice actors. The Caballeros cartoon is alright, it's got a very weird old school feel to it like it was made in the 90s. (with a cameo from Scrooge McDuck very clearly based on the 80s DuckTales) Some nice animation on it. Also a rare appearance of April, May and June, Daisy's nieces. (Which I feel is a good demonstration on why characters like those exist; in a depiction of Donald where it wouldn't be convenient to have him looking after the nephews on top of everything else that's happening, the nieces can serve the same role without him implicitly having to be their parental figure)
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Truly, we are living in the future https://www.thefarside.com/
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om nom nom posted:Truly, we are living in the future hey, larson asked that his comics not be posted online, not cool dude
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Digamma-F-Wau posted:
Italian Disney made PKNA which took Donald's faux-superhero persona and made him into a real, time traveling superhero with a shape-shifting captain america shield fighting aliens in the future alongside a hyperintelligent AI that looks like Scrooge McDuck and it was magical. 
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 It may come from xkcd, but it is a rather convincing argument in that particular debate.
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frankenfreak posted:
The problem I have with the pedantic argument is that words in English mean what people understand them to mean, so yes a new decade just began because that's what most people understand "decade" to mean. Now if there is some other reason to have decades start on the "1st" year, then in that specific context 'decade' means something different. TLDR: Pedants are annoying.
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1stGear posted:hey, larson asked that his comics not be posted online, not cool dude
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Slimy Hog posted:The problem I have with the pedantic argument is that words in English mean what people understand them to mean, so yes a new decade just began because that's what most people understand "decade" to mean. If someone doesn't think twenty-twenty belongs in the twenties but some other decade they're not listening to the words anyone is saying.
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sassassin posted:If someone doesn't think twenty-twenty belongs in the twenties but some other decade they're not listening to the words anyone is saying. The year 2020 belongs in the garbage. Calling it right now.
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Brewmaster posted:The year 2020 belongs in the garbage. Calling it right now. 
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Brewmaster posted:The year 2020 belongs in the garbage. Calling it right now. 
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frankenfreak posted:
It isn't, though, since the 1900's are one year off from the 20th century. Yeah yeah trap sprung
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Tunicate posted:It isn't, though, since the 1900's are one year off from the 20th century. Cool let me know the next time you casually refer to the 202nd decade instead of the 2020s
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The 90's ended midway through 2001 
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decades have fuzzy borders & overlap each other
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If historians can have long and short decades and centuries then so can everybody else
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The nineties didn't begin until after the release of Nevermind. Look at the charts in '90 and '91
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Krankenstyle posted:decades have fuzzy borders & overlap each other There's no overlap, we know the moment the '90s ended down to the exact minute
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Tunicate posted:There's no overlap, we know the moment the '90s ended down to the exact minute exactly, the 90s actually ran until September 30th, 2008, and concluded with the release of the album Nightmare Revisited, the most 90s compilation ever created.
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DariusLikewise posted:This sucks so loving bad But it gets a million shares on social media so it will never end.
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Fister Roboto posted:But it gets a million shares on social media so it will never end. I saw a physical book in Barnes and Noble last week. The comic might last longer.
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If you were born in the mid/late 80's, "the 90's" exists in your head as the space between when you first saw a Disney animated movie in a theater and 9/11/01.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:exactly, the 90s actually ran until September 30th, 2008, and concluded with the release of the album Nightmare Revisited, the most 90s compilation ever created. Really? Plain White T's? All American Rejects? Polyphonic Spree? Rise Against? Those are some 2000's as gently caress bands right there. On your side there's Marilyn Manson, maybe Korn. But otherwise that is an album that distinctly belongs in the post-9/11/pre-'08 recession' era. SomeJazzyRat has a new favorite as of 04:00 on Jan 3, 2020 |
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Nastyman posted:Italian Disney made PKNA which took Donald's faux-superhero persona and made him into a real, time traveling superhero with a shape-shifting captain america shield fighting aliens in the future alongside a hyperintelligent AI that looks like Scrooge McDuck and it was magical. PKNA fuckin owns.
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Nastyman posted:Italian Disney made PKNA which took Donald's faux-superhero persona and made him into a real, time traveling superhero with a shape-shifting captain america shield fighting aliens in the future alongside a hyperintelligent AI that looks like Scrooge McDuck and it was magical. Wow, I had no idea Mickey characters aside from Scrooge and goofy had cool things going on.
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Fools Infinite posted:I saw a physical book in Barnes and Noble last week. The comic might last longer.
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Achewood rules
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