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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Can't believe Teslas have video screens right in front of the driver so they can watch Cop Procedurals while on a commute. SMDH. LazyQ posted:Mämmilä (July 24, 1993)  It's happening!
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Bad Machinery ronya posted:I think this one didn't appear in the original webcomic run...? Kazinsal posted:Something I'm noticing a fair bit in this Bad Machinery re-read is the background ways that John Allison depicts the class differences between the characters' families. Look at the grot and stains in the corner of the wall near the cheap table with chairs that have no backs that Colm's working at, and the piled up bills in front of the door. Contrast that to Mildred's family home, which is absolutely spotless. Even Shauna's home, which isn't exactly upper class (I believe it's said they live in a council estate, which my understanding is that's a britishism for public row housing) at least is depicted as being fairly clean.
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Funny Online Award-Winning Richard Linklater "Documentary"  
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Can't believe it's been nine years since we last saw Savarna.  Bogor 
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Ghostlight posted:Can't believe it's been nine years since we last saw Savarna.  Wait... No. No.
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How dare you remind us of the inescapable march of time! 
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Darthemed posted:Popular Comics, double Terry edition As problematic as she and this storyline are, the Dragon Lady kicks rear end and I would love to read about her loving poo poo up without these lame-rear end "main characters" getting in the way.
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Hostile V posted:Funny Online Award-Winning Richard Linklater "Documentary" Friggin' loved this one. "Me & You" was my favorite KCG project in a while, he does such a good job of marrying Tom & Jerry/Roadrunner & Wile E. Coyote antics with dead-eyed cynicism.
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The Dinette Set isn't good at mingling. Working Daze really leans into the nostalgia.  Super-Fun-Pak Comix is a downward spiral.  Cul De Sac might actually be stalling. 
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And He Did! (July 12, 1918) Outbursts of Everett True (July 30, 1918)  Banana Oil! (April 14, 1924)  Gay and Her Gang (July 19, 1929)  Oaky Doaks (December 20, 1935)  Mopsy (February 18, 1937)  Dark Laughter (January 26, 1946)  Those Were the Days (August 13, 1953)  Dinky Fellas (September 8, 1965)  Wee Pals (September 8, 1965) 
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Slammy posted:Those Were the Days (August 13, 1953) 
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Slammy posted:Those Were the Days (August 13, 1953) (do not kill sharks)
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Oh nooo modern women are badass enough to run at a shark with a knife????
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Ghostlight posted:this owns Pet them instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vNkK80CXPA
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I don't know how many more strips there are in the Those Were the Days archives, but it feels like we've already hit the point where Beeman's over the concept and is just looking for a regular excuse to draw a bikini girl as a representation of The 50'sTechnowolf posted:Pet them instead: Sharks are smooth as Hell
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JethroMcB posted:I don't know how many more strips there are in the Those Were the Days archives, but it feels like we've already hit the point where Beeman's over the concept and is just looking for a regular excuse to draw a bikini girl as a representation of The 50's
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Slammy posted:It ran until 1983. I hope it spirals into Heathcliffian absurdity
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I hope that by the end the Those Were the Days are some of the 50s trends he's mad about now. 
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The final strip will be remember when women were ready to fight a shark? Now theyre all about dethroning God!
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To be fair, if Bernice kissed me I think I would want an apology.
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Slammy posted:It ran until 1983. My reactions are, simultaneously, "Dear God" and "Oh, HELL yeah"
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2018 Spiderman 1979 comics  Whoever said it would involve a C/F slip-up was right.    Locher Tracy  Some prime Locher Arms on display today. Origins of the Sunday Comics  The Lockhorns  Footrot Flats  Mandrake  Johnny Hazard 
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Haifisch posted:1979 comics 70?! That's not below freezing on either scale!
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Bruceski posted:70?! That's not below freezing on either scale! It's still proof that he's lying because a Canadian thermostat would presumably be set at 21C instead.
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Bruceski posted:70?! That's not below freezing on either scale! It is in Kelvins!
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Kavak posted:It is in Kelvins! No, Calvin is in that other comic.
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth
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Intelligent Life [No strip for wednesday for whatever reason]  Daddy Daze  Take It From the Tinkersons  It's not often we see Tweetie happy or caring like this, and I am very happy to catch this little interaction  Dark Side of the Horse 
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Haifisch posted:
And here I was hoping it was a "and his glasses would have fogged up instantly."
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Surgeon's Tales  Nancy  Dustin  Mandrake 
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Classic Kevin & Kell in: scheming (September 17-23, 2001)       What was the purpose of doing this? From Angelique's point of view, I mean. Spite? She was never shown to be this spiteful before. Modern Kevin & Kell 
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Kennel posted:Dustin  There. Fixed it. It's an in-character joke. You're allowed to have the characters acknowledge that it's amusing.
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Professor Wayne posted:Pickles Now there's a boomer joke you don't generally think of as such. Yeah, kids our day could fix computers, because that was what we had to use to do stuff. But kids these days grow up on tablets and cell phones with the same user-friendly interfaces designed for old people. In this day and age you can't even trust that a kid knows what a mouse or trackpad is, let alone where the settings are for fiddling with it. Darthemed posted:Docks We get it. White people are bad. Just because something is true doesn't make it a joke you can repeat several times in a row. quote:Popular Comics, double Terry edition I am continually irritated by goon sacrificing evil plans that could only possibly work if the goons are idiots incapable of making painfully obvious logical deductions. I just saw a movie where the villain's plan to incinerate his own gangsters only fails because the heroes had replaced the exploding gasoline in the tanks with water, and the goons immediately come to his aid next scene having somehow not realized that if the gasoline had been in the tanks like they had been told, they would have all been killed.
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Haifisch posted:That's the (indoor) thermostat, not anything measuring outdoor temperatures. He's supposedly checking to make sure it's set high enough that the pipes won't freeze. While I suspected a Metric Mix-up, this is weird. A metric thermostat for a house that has the option to set the temperature to 70° C seems insane. Surely they're not taking him at his word that he set the thermostat to 70°, are they? I guess it could make sense if the house is new, and the thermostats were required to display in Celsius because of the recent metrification, but the Canadian investigators and the perp were thinking in Fahrenheit, so nobody actually looked at the thermostat. Seems like a lot to stuff into one remaining comic, though.
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Rhymes with Orange Get Fuzzy 6/3/01  Brenda Starr 8/8-10/46    That's a great octopushat. Smokey Stover 7/6/41  Schroeder's Poor Almanac  Deathless Deer 5/13-15/43   
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Cheer Up Boss Dharma
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Arlo and Janis Tina's Groove Classic (September 21, 2009)  This comic is so goddamned dumb sometimes, but I like the art, so it's not going anywhere. Arlo and Janis Classic (September 21, 1999)  Garfield Classic (September 21, 1989) 
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Pastry of the Year posted:Arlo and Janis Yes, Arlo, yes.
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