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Professor Wayne posted:The Far Side Someone's gonna have to walk me through this one.
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD If the museum thing was SUCH A BIG PROBLEM, you had an easy way to fix that you assholes: by not encouraging your super-genius child to give permission for the Kitty Kop author to use the story in the first loving place! Jesus loving Christ I hate everything about this.
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JethroMcB posted:Man, I have really come to love Oaky Doaks. For being a pre-war strip, it just seems so...contemporary. The writing is straightforward and the art is clean, but neatly detailed. And He Died! August 14, 1918  Outbursts of Everett True September 23, 1918  Gay and Her Gang September 20, 1929  Oaky Doaks February 21, 1936  Mopsy April 22, 1937  Up Front June 3, 1944  Dark Laughter January 17, 1948  Those Were the Days August 26, 1953  Wee Pals November 11, 1965  Dogbert March 16, 1966 
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The Dinette Set taps its forehead. Working Daze is a great mix of ugliness and a wall of text.  Super-Fun-Pak Comix, innit?  Cul De Sac is a panel-a-day strip now. 
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Crabgrass Support Tauhid's Patreon here. Old School Peanuts (Nov 23, 1952)  Calvin and Hobbes (Oct 11-12, 1989)   Robbie and Bobby   Support Jason's Patreon (and see new My Dad is Draculas) here.
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:If the museum thing was SUCH A BIG PROBLEM, you had an easy way to fix that you assholes: by not encouraging your super-genius child to give permission for the Kitty Kop author to use the story in the first loving place! Completely. They talk a big game about how worried they are about Sarah getting rich and famous and how they disapprove, but she initially wasn't into the idea herself. Every time she'd throw out some reason she wanted to say no, they'd carefully guide her back to yes. It's like when parents of child stars talk about why they threw their own baby into the meat grinder of showbiz. "Of course I was completely against it! But she wanted to do it so badly!" Uh huh. I'll bet.  We knew it was coming the moment we saw Chekhov's Scissors
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Back to the short version...  Sally Forth  Pearls Before Swine  Skippy (December 18, 1933)  Peanuts, in which the syndicate rearranged the publication dates to accommodate some meaningful doghouse graffiti. (August 5, 1974)  She turned 65 today, by the way. Hopefully it's not stepping out of line to tell you that. Happy birthday, Amy. The Unbearably Awesome Privilege of Les Goddamn Moore  Crankshaft, in which for God's sake, Ed, switch to portrait mode!  Mutt and Jeff  Rip Haywire  Thimble Theater comes to what is a troubling milestone in retrospect. With Segar still in his sickbed, we're beginning a story drawn entirely by Doc Winner. (March 7, 1938)  Out Our Way (February 18-20, 1937)   
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I've never seen this gag about zucchini, but it's an old joke, "why do people in (region) lock their car doors in the summer? Otherwise someone might break in and leave a bag of cucumbers."
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EasyEW posted:
Besides being a tired trope this is actually an amusing use of space.
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Again it boggles the mind because anyone with tortoises would take 20 pounds of those off your hands without question. Probably any farm animals really.
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Also, zucchini beat the pants off cucumbers. Go slice one longways, toss it in oil and salt and pepper then just burn the poo poo out of it on the grill. Or slice and halve them and freeze them for stir fry. Or zoodle them and freeze for later. Or chunk them up as large as you can handle and make ratatouille. Love a zook.
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Cowslips Warren posted:Again it boggles the mind because anyone with tortoises would take 20 pounds of those off your hands without question. I grew up around a lot of zucchini givers and no tortoises that I'm aware of
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So I decided to try switching internet browsers today. Don't know how much I love this new one, but I'll take disliking bits of the UI as long as they don't just completely poo poo it up every few years like some I can think of. Dinky Dinkerton, Flyin' Jenny, and The Shadow Dec. 30th, 1940    Is he now?  Axa  
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The only thing worse than a zucchini is a courgette.
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Intelligent Life   Daddy Daze  Take It From the Tinkersons  Dark Side of the Horse 
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Cowslips Warren posted:Again it boggles the mind because anyone with tortoises would take 20 pounds of those off your hands without question.
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Huxley posted:Also, zucchini beat the pants off cucumbers. Hell, you can pickle 'em too. Taste much better than cucumbers.
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Surgeon's Tales  Nancy  Dustin  Mandrake  Slammy posted:Mopsy April 22, 1937 And he died
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Axa has big Phantom of the Opera vibes. (It's also still dumb and melodramatic.) Classic Kevin & Kell in: the hunting competition (November 11-17, 2002)        Modern Kevin & Kell 
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The_Other posted:Steeple: Clotted Crime Part 1 - Brassic Comic Strips 2021: Notorious for my Snoopy
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In today's Blueberry: McClure shakes his head in disapproval, or Oh boy, the history of the deliberate destruction of the buffalo herds in the central plains as a method of genocide. I'm sure this will be a nice, light, amusing story!, or Well, at least Charlier didn't assume that all native peoples were Apache.  
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Judge Parker (April 2020) Alan's campaign launch went well.  And things are (mostly) looking good for Neddy and Ronnie.    But if you were wondering whether covid19 was going to be a thing in the Judge Parker universe? Yep.  Looking forward to seeing how it's handled as it drags on, and on, and on in real life. Is it still a factor in the current Judge Parker plots? I haven't looked ahead to check, but I'm assuming it must be, right? Anyway, the month ends with Neddy getting an unexpected phone call from her ex-boyfriend, Hank, who I actually don't remember at all so I can't tell you anything about him. 
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Mikl posted:Classic Kevin & Kell in: the hunting competition (November 11-17, 2002) Well this might be the most hosed up thing in this hosed up hellworld to date. Our high school sports? Well we hunt and kill other sapient beings that we tricked into being our prey. What a charming and fun comic for the whole family!
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riderchop posted:Compu-toon COOL
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Arlo and Janis Tina's Groove Classic (November 21, 2009)  Arlo and Janis Classic (November 21, 1999)  Garfield Classic (November 21, 1989) 
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Steeple: Clotted Crime Part 1 - Brassic John Allison's Patreon John Allison's Gumroad Site Steeple Website
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Foxtrot did the whole “zucchinis grow like crazy” ages ago, and much better too.
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You can make a nice courgette cake, though you probably couldn't get rid of a whole harvest that way.
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HouseHold Hint: Get rid of unwanted zucchini by throwing it at people you hate
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This hat is the #1 sign Zits has gone downhill. Slammy posted:And He Died! August 14, 1918 Wait what? quote:Dark Laughter January 17, 1948 This is one of the best we’ve seen so far, I think. Centrists gonna centrist. Plus this bar dog!  Selachian posted:
Well, Jim, maybe if you stopped writing her all those letters... Classic Zits  Sylvia   Including this little narrative because honestly I think it’s funny, but also for the cameos from Lynda Barry and Ira Glass! Glass hasn’t lived in Chicago for a long time, but This American Life is still broadcast/syndicated by WBEZ Chicago. Yet another hometown boy abandoning us for the coasts... E: I’m also pretty sure Gene’s Sewer and Septic is still around, but I’m also pretty sure there are plenty of plumbers named Gene.
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