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One thing I've always appreciated about Cul De Sac is that Alice is four. She also behaves like a four-year-old. She is not a baby genius, a precious angel, or a constant nightmare; she is four. She has mood swings, weird impulses, strange priorities, and very little moral compass. I also appreciate that the adults around her recognize that she is four. They correct her when needed because they are trying to raise a functional human being here, but they understand that she is a little kid and don't give her constant poo poo for being a four-year-old. Petey also has his eccentricities and the adults are firm when needed but still accept that he's a kid and is not going to act like a mini adult. Even rereading these same strips for the Nth time, it's still refreshing. These are also good:  Ever try to explain to a younger co-worker how to save something? "Just click on the little floppy disk. Oh... uh... It's that blue square thing with the circle in the middle..." 
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Winklebottom posted:snapshot from a darker timeline This is extremely cursed. riderchop posted:For Better or For Worse If the last line had just been something simple like "Awww poo poo" then this would've been fine. But saying "there's no accomplishment without sacrifice" just comes across as the mom acting like a martyr again. Stultus Maximus posted:I don't think the strip is meant to imply that she was unaware of all of that, but that she chose to let the kid make a mess that she'd deal with later rather than keep interrupting the cooking and ruin the meal. What's funny is that back when this was first drawn, people probably didn't bat an eye about babies getting into drawers and such. But due to the sliding timeline making this take place around 2021, the mom looks irresponsible for not bothering to childproof the cupboards. amigolupus fucked around with this message at 01:30 on Jun 7, 2021 |
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amigolupus posted:What's funny is that back when this was first drawn, people probably didn't bat an eye about babies getting into drawers and such. But due to the sliding timeline making this take place around 2021, the mom looks irresponsible for not bothering to childproof the cupboards. April is fully under the sink here, where most people keep their cleaning supplies. To be fair, I don't see any here so maybe child-proofing in this family involved putting the bleach in a higher cupboard or something. I hope so.
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amigolupus posted:This is extremely cursed. Living in a childproofed house is pain in the dick. I only have the cabinet with the chemicals safetied, my kids can get into the dishcloths and pots and pans all they want. It beats having to deal with the safety lock every drat time.
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EBB posted:art berman was a simp for the fed Wonder if there's one of these where it's "Gold standard" And now! wow! "Fiat currency."
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Sally Forth Pearls Before Swine  Peanuts (June 9, 1974)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Mutt and Jeff  Life (With Skippy) (June 4, 1925)  Elsewhere in the issue: It's the commencement issue, so graduations all around!  (Alice Harvey)  (Don Herold)  (Paul Reilly)
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Presto posted:Oh Petey, little buddy, let me tell you about Brood X cicadas. You mean like this?  I made the mistake of going outside today.
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Vargo posted:I really don't understand the point of these "Flash Forward" strips. I like some of them, in fact there's a lot I'd have loved to see go to full production, but I don't really either? I thought it was supposed to be a thing where they'd gauge reactions to find someone to reboot it, but they just... haven't? How long has it been going on now? Anyways, my parents got a cleaning bot, not a Roomba but a knock-off, for Christmas a few years back, and my God is it the dumbest motherfucker. Maybe I just expected too much from them, but it cannot find its way around a room to save its life (I'm not sure it's ever cleaned an entire room on its own), and when its finished cleaning it cannot find its way back to the charging station (and a few times has run out its battery just inches from the dock after spending nearly 30 minutes bumping the walls around it). My dad tried to use it to clean the upstairs, but had to stop because it detected it was about to take a tumble down the stairs, realised it shouldn't do that, then it turned around so its sensors were facing away from the stairs and reversed? It's not good at its job, but we love the dumb bastard anyway. Dinky Dinkerton, Flyin' Jenny, and The Red Knight Nov. 30th, 1940    So, I looked at the newspaper's movies section, since it's neat to find articles about various old movies, and for some reason this was in there?  I dunno what it has to do with the movies, but ok. Axa  
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catlord posted:Dinky Dinkerton, Flyin' Jenny, and The Red Knight Nov. 30th, 1940 I'm taking a minute to appreciate the irony of professional detective Dinky Dinkerton being called in to solve the mystery of one guy getting a free ride to work every day while kid detective Enclycopedia Brown is being called in to solve actual international crimes.
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catlord posted:So, I looked at the newspaper's movies section, since it's neat to find articles about various old movies, and for some reason this was in there? One radio station I listen to plays old advertisements, and every time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyO56xHHU-Y comes on I can't help but grin.
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Bruceski posted:One radio station I listen to plays old advertisements, and every time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyO56xHHU-Y comes on I can't help but grin. drat that's good, I don't blame you.
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Imagine needing two whole alligator suitcases to be a threat.
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Rhymes with Orange Get Fuzzy 6/6/01  Brenda Starr 8/15-17/46    Smokey Stover 7/27/41  Richard's Poor Almanac  "The Awakening" is no longer at Hains Point since 2007; it's been relocated to the National Harbor, as seen here:  Bonus Ad! Speaking of movies. I'm getting mixed messages here:  (Incidentally, the theater that showed these classics is now the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater and a pretty cool building.) Selachian fucked around with this message at 06:35 on Jun 7, 2021 |
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Julet Esqu posted:April is fully under the sink here, where most people keep their cleaning supplies. To be fair, I don't see any here so maybe child-proofing in this family involved putting the bleach in a higher cupboard or something. I hope so. Child how dare you get poisoned
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Kennel posted:Dustin this strip just perfectly encapsulates the laziness that is Dustin. Somebody saying "seriously?" check. "Women be
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sweetguts posted:this strip just perfectly encapsulates the laziness that is Dustin. Somebody saying "seriously?" check. "Women be Men's shirts are also definitely $70+, especially if you're a loving lawyer and need to wear decent clothing. Ed, as written by Steve Kelley, is 100% rolling up at work at a law firm wearing some poo poo George brand shirt he got at Walmart. They were a two-for-fifteen-dollars clearance rack deal.
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Vargo posted:Curtis
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My Lovely Horse posted:I swear I've seen a foob strip where the kid was flat out in the cleaning supplies. It may have been a different strip, but it rings very true for foob. Look, if your guardian angel didn't whisper to you to lock the cleaning supplies away then clearly it's the child's fault for getting poisoned. 
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Classic Kevin & Kell in: father-daughter bonding (October 7-13, 2001)       1. We get the first confirmation of Ralph's age: he's 30 (he was 16 when he had Corrie, 14 years ago). 2. They moved... Remarkably fast. It seems Corrie moved in with Ralph the very next day after they figured out they're related. 3. They're being remarkably chill about the fact that, a scant two years ago, Corrie skinned Ralph alive. Also the comments for this series of strips are full-on fatshaming Ralph because why not. Modern Kevin & Kell 
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Kazinsal posted:Men's shirts are also definitely $70+, especially if you're a loving lawyer and need to wear decent clothing. That $70 was for getting the dress cleaned, not for a new dress. e: not that I've priced how much it costs to get a shirt dry-cleaned.
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Deathless Deer 5/24-26/43  Get a load of Higgins and the Ape goosestepping in the last panel just in case you missed they were Nazis. 
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Author Unknown? John Allison's Patreon John Allison's Gumroad store Steeple website My Author Unknown? intro guide password is TheOther
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Jules, don't go all Jam Esallan on us! https://santacruzmountains.com/ecotourism/mountain-lions/
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Arlo and Janis  Tina's Groove Classic (September 23, 2009)  Arlo and Janis Classic (September 23, 1999)  Garfield Classic (September 23, 1989) 
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Pastry of the Year posted:Garfield Classic (September 23, 1989) 
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Vintage Valiant (Aug. 12, 1945) The Medieval Castle (Aug. 12, 1945) 
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Jucika "78 - Jucika In The Deep Waters Of Lake Balaton" I can't believe Jucika is loving dead. "How Jucika's Dress Became Fashionable" 
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Balatonquote:Max. length 78 km (48 mi) It's basically a very big wading pool.
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Breaking Cat News Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Wallace the Brave  Curtis  ....why not just draw that, Billingsley?
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Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (Aug. 12, 1945) Dude in the red scarf there is ready to gently caress some poo poo UP
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Kennel posted:Dustin You're a lawyer, that's less than your hourly rate. Vargo posted:Curtis 
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