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fritz posted:Can confirm, we had a hurricane come thru earlier this month and I felt like hammered poo poo the whole time. Hammered poo poo, I'll remember that one. FFT posted:Ha, here's the original: Hah, how about that? big mean giraffe posted:Maybe if White Tiger and Black Tiger didn't exist It only lightly exists. Speaking of which: White Tiger and Black Tiger chapters 81-85      Bonus images that I forgot last time:   
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Sep 24, 2023 08:46
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whats up bitches who here likes comics
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Lol, King Arthur be like 'Oh god dammit, Prince Valiant is back'. Well, he is basically a fratboy with a sword.
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Mx. posted:whats up bitches who here likes comics comics? you mean those things for kids???
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they're like books but with worse drawings
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Inexplicable Humblebrag posted:they're like books but with worse drawings *horse drawings
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Tunicate posted:how many times do we need to say this, pot is not addictive
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Emzedoh posted:Thanks for posting Beanworld! I'm not sure how we'll live now without reminders where the nutrients and trace minerals are absorbed!
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I drew a thing this arvo! Have a comic. Because we all like comics here. I mean, they're alright I guess.
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Big thank you to Kenny Mann for beanworld posting. I started reading it late in the story so I've actually gone back to the beginning to read it properly now.
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Tree Bucket posted:I drew a thing this arvo! Have a comic. Because we all like comics here. I mean, they're alright I guess. 
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Splicer posted:I've never been so tempted to buy someone an avatar Please don't, I'm very attached to my lovely Girl Genius crop from like 2004. Or maybe do? Do what your heart tells you to. Tree Bucket posted:I drew a thing this arvo! Have a comic. Because we all like comics here. I mean, they're alright I guess.
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Emzedoh posted:Please don't, I'm very attached to my lovely Girl Genius crop from like 2004. Or maybe do? Do what your heart tells you to.
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Oohh, that's useful
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I'm gonna miss Beanworld. I don't think there are really other comics like it, a daily meditation on rhythms and cycles, dropping off the Legendary Edge down through the four realities only to return on the Proverbial Sandy Beach. And it's certainly a comic I never would have heard of if not for this thread. Thank you for posting it, KennyMan!
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The Bugle Call: The Sound of Dreams          Bit of a long one today, but I didn't want to break the momentum of the scene. Edit: You know, I never noticed before that Ryuka has the same forehead scar that Gerhart carves into prisoners. Gerhart is a really lovely dad. Squidster has a new favorite as of 16:00 on Sep 24, 2023 |
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Tree Bucket posted:I drew a thing this arvo! Have a comic. Because we all like comics here. I mean, they're alright I guess. She's just like me fr
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Seconding the Beanworld appreciation. Thanks for posting it! Hey, wait a minute. They never resolved the mystery pods, did they? I was sure they were going to hatch at some point. Oh well, I hope Larry Marder is able to continue the story someday. Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur (Sept 13-20, 1942)    
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rodbeard posted:Chapter 57 I didn't post last weeks so I'm just doing 2 chapters at once.        
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now kiss!
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So where were trace minerals absorbed from again???
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Sleve McDichael posted:Did we ever talk about the one pod'l'pool cutie with the evil eyebrows? I was waiting anxiously for them to do something bad KennyMan666 has a new favorite as of 21:16 on Sep 24, 2023 |
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Lavender Jack    Crabb's boasting about the life expectancy being 66 sounds quaint, but for the time period those are crazy science fiction utopia numbers. You might think that life expectancy sort of rose gradually from the medieval era until present times but really there was basically zero progress until the 20th century, and things didn't really start taking off until after WWII. She could have said 56 and it would still make Gallery a world leader in longevity in the nineteen-oughts, although that would have been less obvious.
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Hyouge Mono Ceremony 16: Eat It Tonight      Not everyone appreciates Nice Things, it seems. Notice also that Ieyasu's bunch are all wearing those hats held on with string (what are those called?) while the hosting samurai aren't - I'm guessing that's meant to show they're more traditionalist, more austere in their tastes. Japan Tengu Party Illustrated chapter 13: Of Crossing the Sea      Stop pulling! My head is large but fragile! I like the combination of slapstick and total body horror. Yick.
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Giant Ethicist posted:Haraiso Days I am so glad Haraiso Days exists. I loved Uramachi Sakaba to bits and this has so much more of the things I liked out of that!
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the holy poopacy posted:Lavender Jack haha thanks for the context
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of course, being an average means 'life expectancy' is more influenced by infant mortality than any other factor; paleolithic humans had a really low life expectancy of like 25 because it was a coinflip if you'd reach adulthood in the first place, not because 25 meant you were old
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Life expectancy at birth being 66 would put us around 1945 for England and Wales, for reference.
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Tunicate posted:of course, being an average means 'life expectancy' is more influenced by infant mortality than any other factor; paleolithic humans had a really life expectancy of like 25 because it was a coinflip if you'd reach adulthood in the first place, not because 25 meant you were old Yeah, historically most people that made it to adulthood had pretty good odds of living to 60, even when life expectancies were only 35-40 years. The usual diseases of old age like cancer and organ failure tend to kick in around 60 or so, so until the advent of modern treatments that kept most people from making it to 70, although if you were lucky enough to avoid the big ones there wasn't anything stopping you from getting to 90 and beyond. (You might think that they were better off in some respects since they weren't bathed by cancer causing chemicals 24/7/365, but even good old woodsmoke isn't great to be breathing in and when you do all your cooking and heating with wood it's kind of hard to avoid.)
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