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Slammy posted:Those Were the Days (February 18, 1953)
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Dinky Dinkerton and Flyin' Jenny Dec. 16th, 1940  Axa   Where else would he play tricks?
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Mikl posted:Yeah, I was referring to the Fiona storyline. I'm absolutely not qualified to discuss the internal workings of ethnic minority groups. Something that makes the Fiona storyline worse is how it handled George. His problem wasn't with his ear, it was with how people in K&K's town were racists who assume he's a different species because they only see his ears. Having the guy who's been a target of systematic racism be eager to get rid of his cultural heritage just to fit in is a bad look. EBB posted:Two things I love about this: I like to imagine Val was seriously regretting that he didn't pay attention to Gawain's antics while trying to come up with a way to propose that Aleta would approve of. Powered Descent posted:Orion and Scorpius are on opposite sides of the celestial sphere and so they're never both in the sky at the same time. In fact, the scorpion is supposed to be the one that killed Orion in the original myth, so Orion always stays as far away from it as he can. I did enjoy that fact, thanks! 
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CommonShore posted:What I'm wondering is why he's bitching about it That strip really just seems to be "Things were like this, but now they're like this! Can you imagine!" Sometimes the distaste for the new ways is clear, but other times it's equally clearly an observation that the past was a pain in the rear end.
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EasyEW posted:Old-White-Guy's-Petty-Grievanceshaft Oh my God shut up you awful old man
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I ate steak and played Super Metroid, forgot to update lol Garfield   Heathcliff   Overboard   Monty   For Better or For Worse   Compu-toon   No Rae the Doe on weekends!
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Daddy Daze Take It From the Tinkersons  Dark Side of the Horse 
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Slammy posted:Oaky Doaks (January 22, 1936) I may have said this before, but I love Oaky Doaks. It find it delightfully charming. Classic Kevin & Kell in: pros and cons (April 15-21, 2002)        Modern Kevin & Kell 
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davidspackage posted:Oh my God shut up you awful old man This may be Baituk's worst in a while and that's saying something.
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Surgeon's Tales  Nancy  Dustin  Cruel Little Stories 
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Grandpa Kudlick is right, the burgers only get overdone from insulating and smoking them if your meat is crap and you've padded it with sawdust because you live in 1930s America. My preferred burger mix involves throwing in a handful of breadcrumbs per pound of ground beef and an egg to bind it all together with a bit of worcestershire sauce. You end up with nice juicy burgers that cook well and have an almost slightly meatloafy flavour, but not oppressively so. If you don't have worcestershire sauce handy, mix in one part brown sugar to two parts ketchup.
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catlord posted:
Post apocalypse stories in the seventies and eighties tended to play to particular tropes, but I think a crosscountry Formula One race may be unique. Even touring cars might have made more sense.
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Slammy posted:Mopsy (March 23, 1937) In case you were wondering: 
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Breaking Cat News Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Wallace the Brave  Curtis 
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Cheer Up Boss Dharma
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Good job, Curtis colourist. Also, ruined? That's a quality anecdote for years to come.
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goatface posted:Good job, Curtis colourist. I generally rather dislike Curtis, the comic, because it's really mean-spirited towards its main character in a way that defies any real logic
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Moomin under Sail "Oh, those voyeurs from the comic strip thread are here again, better start another adventure."
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goatface posted:Good job, Curtis colourist. BUT NOW - WOW! Everyone's already seen your best ones as viral videos on the internet that someone else made a few hundred off through ads and licensing!
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kidcoelacanth posted:I generally rather dislike Curtis, the comic, because it's really mean-spirited towards its main character in a way that defies any real logic It's this weird "Dennis the Menace" syndrome when you have a cartoon about a "mischievous" kid, but you're too old/lack the balls to have them actually do any mischief anymore, so you just write the responses to it without the setup. So you end up with this world where the main character is just minding their business and everyone acts like they loving hate them.
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Jucika "107 - Jucika And Spring" Mad horny today. "Jucika Modifies"  And a redraw by @PseudonymJones 
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Maxwell Lord posted:I think whoever can make contact with the rightsholders should give Deathless Deer another go. I would not mind seeing her again.
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Kazinsal posted:Grandpa Kudlick is right, the burgers only get overdone from insulating and smoking them if your meat is crap and you've padded it with sawdust because you live in 1930s America. My father-in-law has proudly declared that his hamburgers are Only Beef, and he cooks them into hockey pucks. Guess where we have to go today for Minimum Family Time?
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There is no way in hell Ed knows how to grill well.
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Arlo and Janis Tina's Groove Classic (October 20, 2009)  Arlo and Janis Classic (October 20, 1999)  Garfield Classic (October 20, 1989) 
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Hostile V posted:Probably on account of how painting took multiple layers and coats of materials to protect the wood and the paint itself and thanks to advances in chemistry you now can just put down a cover coat that has everything blended in. One of my grandfathers worked as a painter in, oh, I guess the late thirties and early forties, and he referred to modern latex paint as "roll it out and nail the corners down." He loved modern paint for how easy it was, and how any idiot could apply it without too much difficulty.
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Tiggum posted:It might already be public domain. According to this page, "works registered ... in the U.S. [between 1926 and 1963 and] published with notice but [where] copyright was not renewed [are] in the public domain due to copyright expiration." Depends, of course, on whether the copyright was renewed. Unfortunately, the US Copyright Office's online research tool only covers post-1978 works ... to check before that, you either have to go to their DC office to search physical records or pay to have a search done ($200 per hour, two hour minimum). Yeah, it's kind of weird to think anyone would bother keeping Deathless Deer under copyright -- but never underestimate the willingness of media companies to sit on properties in the hopes that someone, someday, will want to pay for them. Rhymes with Orange  Get Fuzzy 7/3/01  Brenda Starr 10/17-19/46    Smokey Stover 2/1/42  ("Quick, Watson, the needle," like "Elementary, my dear Watson," is a phrase that got associated with Sherlock Holmes even though he never actually says it in the books.) Richard's Poor Almanac 
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So, in Get Fuzzy We see Bucky and Satchel are sentient. We see other sentient cats and dogs. The ferret never speaks, but is clearly intelligent. Thus, are ALL (or maybe just mammals?) animals sentient in that world? Or maybe it's a dystopian sci-fi future where some people modified the popular pet creatures to be more intelligent, as a rich person toy, but as things do, expands into the lower markets,
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RoboRodent posted:One of my grandfathers worked as a painter in, oh, I guess the late thirties and early forties, and he referred to modern latex paint as "roll it out and nail the corners down." He loved modern paint for how easy it was, and how any idiot could apply it without too much difficulty.
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Hostile V posted:Probably on account of how painting took multiple layers and coats of materials to protect the wood and the paint itself and thanks to advances in chemistry you now can just put down a cover coat that has everything blended in. RoboRodent posted:One of my grandfathers worked as a painter in, oh, I guess the late thirties and early forties, and he referred to modern latex paint as "roll it out and nail the corners down." He loved modern paint for how easy it was, and how any idiot could apply it without too much difficulty. From my experience, old lead paint gave much better coverage and durability than modern paints, especially latex.
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Hwurmp posted:how much have you eaten Very little. I use a P100 half mask when I remove it.
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Vargo posted:Curtis  in the court of the crimson king
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Johnny Aztec posted:So, in Get Fuzzy We see Bucky and Satchel are sentient. We see other sentient cats and dogs. The ferret never speaks, but is clearly intelligent. Further iterations of the Snoopy Experiment. Bizarro  Took me forever to find the eighth easter egg in this one. The Family Circus  FoxTrot 
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Kennel posted:Nancy F Minus  Mark Trail  Mary Worth   The Phantom  This is really poorly worded. The 6th Phantom did all this or his doppelgänger? Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  gently caress you. Flash Gordon  Flash Forward  "UNORSEEN"
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Johnny Walker posted:Mark Trail Ecolological.
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