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OneMoreTime posted:What even is the government structure in Hellworld? Is there an America? Who passed the law to maim all the geese? Why didn't this cause the geese to go into armed revolt? So many questions It's all America. There are levels of government from mayor through governor, senator, congressman, and president. It's not that someone passed a law to main geese. Instead, no one passed a law to make maiming geese illegal. The geese can't go into armed revolt against their attackers - weapons are not allowed by this world's Geneva convention. Only "natural" defenses. So geese are A) only allowed defense (because they are not predator species) and B) Must only have access to "Animal Has Trait" defenses*. In this case, flying/running away. What's that you say? The geese can't fly away because some predator clipped their wings. Too bad. Guess they shouldn't have agreed to live in hell world. *Exceptions excluded for weird mutant hybrids, transition allegory characters, or main character adjacent characters who have made unnatural adaptations by adopting other species traits by choice.
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Hwurmp posted:never tell me if Holbrook has a Hitler The mass slaughter in Holbrook's WWII was very whimsical. Lots of quipping, a bunch of sight gags, SS officers holding in the second half of their execution orders so they could deliver a real hum-dinger of a pun and/or punchline in the third panel.
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Darthemed posted:Popcom F Minus  Mark Trail  Mary Worth  The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Rex just stands there stunned repeating "Your nephew...Rene Belluso? He's your nephew? Rene Belluso is your nephew? RENE BELLUSO?" Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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JethroMcB posted:Cul de Sac This is literally my wife until maybe 30 minutes after she is up and moving around and she doesn’t drink.
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Yvonmukluk posted:Bad Machinery getting closer.....
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I have to get my clothes out and pack my bag for work/gym before I go to bed. Breakfast on office mornings is a protein bar instead of my usual shake. I'm literally incapable of operating at that level when I first wake up. If I try, I will show up in mismatched clothes, be missing something I needed for the day, and will ruin my blender by spending 15 minutes trying to blend fruit without any liquid. I've probably caused several traffic incidents on the way to work, but there's no way for me to know. My stream of consciousness doesn't begin until about 10am
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Yeah that's where I get off the morning person joke train too. I'm a quick riser so it's not personal experience but all the big babies about it I do know never hit the point where they're still blind and dead to the world but also have prepped a full breakfast including three beverages.
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Need to contribute to the party of people saying Mexikid Stories is great and this one in particular is amazing. Breaking Cat News  Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Wallace the Brave  Heart of the City  Alley Oop  Curtis 
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The Family Upstairs/The Dingbat Family(August 11, 1910) Eddie Foy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Usbv7fu0E3s Baron Bean(February 10, 1916)  Positive Polly/Polly and Her Pals(January 9, 1913)  Gasoline Alley(October 1/2, 1919)   Us Boys(December 25, 1911)  The Gumps(March 8, 1917)  Krazy Kat(December 4, 1913) 
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Giant Ethicist posted:We Are Reproducing Yeah, ok, sure. Good tips. Babies zooming at light speed towards edges/electrical outlets/furious cats the second you look away are a thing.
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Steeple 20: Extreme Freaks John Allison's Patreon John Allison's Gumroad store Steeple website John Allison posted:There’s no denying that the Extreme Freaks are extreme, but they seem a decent enough bunch. Sadly they do not appear on any of the remaining pages. You’ll just have to get to work on your “head canon”. Four pages next week as Extreme Freaks wraps up.
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:Literally 100% identical to our world in every way down to historical figures and events, except everyone is an animal. Honestly, I think this is the thing that bothers me most about K&K. Well, when it's not there being two sizes of insects, but only the big ones get rights.
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Vargo posted:Wallace the Brave I mean, I think I'm glad about it? I'm just astonished if this actually sticks because easy recurring gags so seldom get publically removed from a strip like this - let alone via ritual combat to the on-camera death. There's still time for a stinger on Friday I guess, but I'm sort of hoping this doesn't get backtracked.
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Forum accident posted:(8/27/1971) yeah, Omori was alright
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Drakyn posted:I can't believe Gary's loving dead. He's an imaginary friend. I don't think that they can die, until you do.
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Drakyn posted:I can't believe Gary's loving dead. The moment Spud desires a sandwich, Gary returns.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Try to imagine what that would look like. Especially Scarlett darting her hand in to set the roulette ball down in a specific bracket. Go watch Blackbeard's Ghost with Peter Ustinov, this exact scenario happens.
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Murdstone posted:Mary Worth Ha ha, fucken lol almighty, come on! We are surely moments away from some tragedy or big turnabout. Look at this. Mind you, I have to remind myself that the artist and writer of this one are not the same person, so I shouldn't infer anything about the story just 'cause the artist is taking the piss. Selachian posted:The Virtue of Vera Valiant 1/17-19/77 Martin's twisted, withered hand in the second panel — the poor man is clearly suffering from artistual deadlineitis! NEXT: PRODUCER, PRODUCE THYSELF!
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Murdstone posted:Mary Worth That woman is tripping balls Luann  Gil Thorp 
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Selachian posted:Invisible Scarlet O'Neil 2/2/43 EasyEW posted:Sally Forth Forum accident posted:Frank and Ernest 
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Heathcliff Compu-toon  Garfield  Overboard  Monty  For Better or For Worse  Classic Arlo and Janis (March 08, 2002)  On The Fastrack  Safe Havens  Zippy The Pinhead  Rae The Doe, which you can support by pledging to the author's Patreon 
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Vargo posted:Alley Oop OK, check this out for a question: Was Alley Oop named after the basketball move, was the basketball move named after the comic character, or are the two things entirely unrelated?  And here is the historical invention of the Alley Oop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4zjIzj0nHM
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:OK, check this out for a question: Wiktionary has the origin being an anglicized version of the French "allez-hop", "the cry of a circus acrobat about to leap. From allez (“go! let's go!”), 2nd-person plural or formal indicative form of aller, and hop, onomatopoeic" with a cited quotation of said usage from 1917  .
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riderchop posted:On The Fastrack I'm sorry, I reuse to acknowledge an MBA as an advanced degree. Mercury Hat posted:Wiktionary has the origin being an anglicized version of the French "allez-hop", "the cry of a circus acrobat about to leap. From allez (“go! let's go!”), 2nd-person plural or formal indicative form of aller, and hop, onomatopoeic" with a cited quotation of said usage from 1917 From recent research I'm pretty sure the cry of the French acrobat is just "hup." When stealth is required, this is only thought and not spoken aloud. Vintage Valiant (Sep. 03, 1961) 
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Haifisch posted:Mexikid Stories That took a dark turn. BigglesSWE posted:Ballard Street Joey's up for a little sumo. BigglesSWE posted:Ballard Street Ha-ha-oof Corto Maltese    Blueberry   
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Mercury Hat posted:Wiktionary has the origin being an anglicized version of the French "allez-hop", "the cry of a circus acrobat about to leap. From allez (“go! let's go!”), 2nd-person plural or formal indicative form of aller, and hop, onomatopoeic" with a cited quotation of said usage from 1917 And to confuse things further: quote:The term “Alley Oop” was first popularized in the US in 1932 as the name of a syndicated comic strip created by cartoonist V. T. Hamlin. Rhymes with Orange  Get Fuzzy 2/8/04  Brenda Starr 8/7-9/52  Gotta watch out for those random hags.   Come on, Dale, you're just recapping the story you told on Sunday. Smokey Stover 9/6/59  Everyday Movies 3/24/37  "Pete's girl friend must have given him the air -- he hasn't missed a night here in a week." Invisible Scarlet O'Neil 2/4-6/43    Closer Than We Think! 9/6/59  This one feels like an Elon idea too.
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Selachian posted:
The more things change… https://www.asme.org/topics-resources/content/using-plasma-to-reduce-tunnelling-times-and-cost
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THORN, November 20-December 2, 1983   And that concludes Fall 1983! If you were reading this as it came out, you'd be left wondering what happens for a whole month before it starts back up
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