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Powered Descent posted:I went back and checked: the last time anything happened (they found her lost dog) was nineteen days ago. Since then, it's been wall-to-wall talking about how much they love dogs, and there's no sign that it's about to let up. Following standard Mary Worth scheduling, we've got to rehash this entire ordeal and talk about what we've learned ("Mary! Dogs...good!") and have Saul effusively thank Mary for...something. My guess is that on Friday or Saturday we'll see Mary taking a victory lap with her "special friend" about how SHE solved THIS one, which will probably bleed over into Sunday. (Though my fingers are crossed that Saul will casually mention the "...and then her husband tried to murder her!..." stuff and we'll end on a freeze-frame of Mary looking horrified, like the announcer watching the fatality-heavy "Baseball bloopers" reel in The Naked Gun.) Monday we'll start a banal new "adventure."
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how many days must a man praise his dog, before you can call him insane? and how many guns must a labrador face, before he won't hide in the rain?
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Slammy posted:Banana Oil! (January 12, 1924) Johnny Walker posted:Mark Trail
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sweeperbravo posted:how many days must a man praise his dog, 
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dismas posted:So first two sentences, okay, I'm on board (e: with a generous reading of what it means to be confused) Yyyup. Dinky Dinkerton and Flyin' Jenny Oct. 5th, 1940   That's it for the first Dinky Dinkerton story. What did you think? It kinda makes me think of a detective-themed Smokey Stover with half the charm, but I didn't dislike it enough to kill it if people enjoyed it. Axa   Is this gonna be one those stories, Romero? Do I need to get the spray bottle?
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I hope the downfall of civilisation didn't strip too much of the ozone layer. She'll end up 90% melanoma.
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Vintage Valiant (May 21, 1944)  The Medieval Castle (May 21, 1944) 
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FrumpleOrz posted:On The Fastrack
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EBB posted:Camelot! It's only a model.
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Ghostlight posted:Tetēnusagi Um.
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ikanreed posted:Um. It's exactly what it looks like 
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Belly rubbing rabbits appeared several times in Q-rais' Chako comics, but I still don't understand what's their deal.
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JethroMcB posted:It's in line with how TikTok works, with the split screen video thing. Also if horseshit like that "Milk is the cereal's dad" song could gain traction on TikTok, this absolutely could.
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Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (May 21, 1944) Yessss, more Gawain! (I still really need to binge through from the start)
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The Lockhorns Brewster Rockit Space Guy  On The Fastrack  Safe Havens  Kevin & Kell  Mother Goose & Grimm  Hagar The Horrible  Sherman's Lagoon  Ella Cinders  Zorro  Reply All 
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Hey. That's a pretty good foob.
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Saul: Blah blah blah Mary: Yeah, a good relationship work both ways. Saul: Blah blah blah blah Mary: Uh huh. The best relationships make us better people. Saul: Blah blah blah blah. Mary: Look, would you just go the gently caress home?
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And He Did! (December 28, 1917) Outbursts of Everett True (May 21, 1918)  Haifisch posted:I'm really not feeling Banana Oil. Maybe it needs more time to find its stride, but at the very least it could stop letting all of the air out of the joke by repeating "BANANA OIL!" every final panel. Banana Oil! (January 13, 1924)  Gay and Her Gang (May 3, 1929)  Oaky Doaks (October 3, 1935)  Dark Laughter (April 10, 1943)  Mopsy Sunday (April 4, 1948)  Those Were the Days (May 1, 1952)  Dinky Fellas (June 24, 1965)  Wee Pals (June 24, 1965) 
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ikanreed posted:Um. The rabbit from last comic keeps sneaking in and eating his carrots from the garden it's now elevated to sneaking in and eating his meals
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Crabgrass  Support Tauhid's Patreon here. Old School Peanuts (Aug 2-3, 1952)   Calvin and Hobbes (Feb 27-Mar 2, 1989)     Robbie and Bobby (Sep 13-20, 2019)     Support Jason's Patreon (and see new My Dad is Draculas) here.
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Selachian posted:
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catlord posted:Axa I was really expecting Axa to leave Dirk behind in the last story, only to find a new man. Her thing seems to be hooking up with steamy jerks, seeing them for what they are and then hooking up with a new steamy jerk. ikanreed posted:Um.  It looks kinda bad, but they're flying over a forest, not an ocean, so I think it's just a cartoonish escalation of tossing the rabbit from the car earlier.
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readingatwork posted:Crabgrass Wait about 25 and you're gonna be amazed how much traction squirrel powers can get.
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When I was a kid we'd trap critters who got places they shouldn't (squirrels and rabbits, general population of both was low enough in our area to bother), drive them about 10 miles outside of town and release them. Bit of a futile effort, we joked that they'd get home before we did, but I just automatically parsed that as what was going on here instead of murder attempts.
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Classic Kevin & Kell (May 8-12, 2000), in which Rudy does a really lovely thing.     Reminder: by this point, the social stigma associated with domestication is similar to being gay or HIV positive in the late '80s - early '90s. (Also, please note that apparently everything Vin did was posturing, to hide his insecurity as being domesticated.) So basically Rudy just outed Vin to everyone (there's even a newspaper article about it!), ruining his reputation and future prospects. Our hero, folks!
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rannum posted:The rabbit from last comic keeps sneaking in and eating his carrots from the garden It's not that I don't get the joke. It's that this is famously the method of execution dictator Augusto Pinochet used on political enemies.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Bizarro Look at dat happy Batman BCN  Phoebe  I think that first word bubble in panel 4 is supposed to point to Marigold, not Phoebe. Wallace  Curtis  There is more therapy and misogyny in the comments today, but also one older woman who is having none of it. 
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Vargo posted:Phoebe Also, get 'em Sharon!
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Vargo posted:Phoebe It could also be a case of phoebe beating Marigold to the punchline, though in that case I personally wouldn't use an exclamation point.
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ikanreed posted:It's not that I don't get the joke. It's that this is famously the method of execution dictator Augusto Pinochet used on political enemies. Other people have been thrown from helicopters (it shows up in the de Palma Scarface, for instance). I'm speaking from ignorance, but maybe the Japanese far right don't talk about Pinochet's use of it as much as the western far right does. It's just cartoon violence, not politically coded cartoon violence.
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