idonotlikepeas posted:

See, he made it stupid.

RoboRodent posted:

Remember when Sinfest had characters?

Shinji2015 posted:

That podcast episode that was posted mentioned that the last time 'Nique showed up was when she got mad about trans people being in a queer bar and that was apparently over a year ago.

I have no idea how accurate that is, but it has been a while since she was around

Kaza42 posted:

When is the last time Slick was in a comic?

DalaranJ posted:

In the modern state of the comic where everyone showing arousal is literally a satanic monster, there’s no longer any room for horny Charlie Brown.

Angepain posted:

I believe he's still working at the mind control pimp hat drone factory

oobey posted:

Excuse you? Slick is a horny child version of Frazz.

Ultraklystron posted:

Tatsuya used to freely admit Slick was horny Calvin.

Shinji2015 posted:

That podcast episode that was posted mentioned that the last time 'Nique showed up was when she got mad about trans people being in a queer bar and that was apparently over a year ago.

I have no idea how accurate that is, but it has been a while since she was around

I dont know posted:

Yeah, the bio for Slick on the site itself used to call him Calvin ripoff. Someone dug up the drawings of the character that Tats made in middleschool, and it was even more blatantly just Calvin wearing sunglasses.

idonotlikepeas posted:

I don't blame anyone for forgetting, considering that we're talking about Sinfest and paying any kind of attention to it is self-harm, but she actually showed up for one strip recently talking to the redneck about how white supremacy was the enemy of mankind.* The redneck disagreed, as the reader is supposed to.


_{* The April 27th strip, true believers!}

Drew Sheneman posted:

There are few things on this Earth, and specifically this state, less popular than gutting the Open Public Records Act. According to the polls approximately 81 percent of voters, regardless of party, oppose the changes to OPRA proposed by Democrats, but if you think that’s going to stop them you haven’t lived here long enough.

When the initial plans to gut and mount OPRA were leaked earlier this year the blowback was immediate and intense. So intense and so immediate that Democrats pulled it off the agenda and vowed to spend some quality time thinking about what they’d done. Apparently the time for introspection is over and after some alone time Democratic leadership has come to the realization that they’d really like to run the government in secret. Hence, they’ve decided to charge ahead, with the approval of a number of Republicans, with the same gross legislation as before.

The legislative sales pitch for the original bill was to reform the system and make it easier for local governments to fulfill records requests without placing an undue burden on the municipalities. The reality is the want you to mind your own beeswax. The old bill was about limiting government transparency and the new bill is no better.

As outlined here in our editorial, the three most repugnant aspects of the bill have remained fully intact. They served voters a hot garbage sandwich, voters sent it back and Democratic leadership put it in a to go box. All the bad stuff is still in there, the onerous filling requirements, the exorbitant fees and a provision that would make it drat near impossible to find a lawyer to challenge denials.

This bill has nothing to do with reforming the public records system and everything to do with keeping the public in the dark.

Apple Pie Hubbub posted:

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Technowolf posted:

Wait, how old are these two supposed to be?

seiferguy posted:

I can't tell if Tats is having a broken clock moment and stating zionist protestors are insane and making up a lot of the hate they're supposedly getting or if he's equating Israel = jews, therefore bad.

MJ Feral posted:

He seems to be siding with Palestine mostly for the sake of being antisemitic. Very Candence Owens core.

Mr. Belpit posted:

If Palestinians were getting genocided by white Christians instead, Ishida would enthusiastically support it.

Nenonen posted:

What if Biden was arming them, though?

idonotlikepeas posted:

Drew Sheneman

U.T. Raptor posted:

This artist does not understand how mousetraps work. That's not even set (and can't be set, for that matter, the trigger's missing), and the bait is on the wrong end for some reason.

Ted Rall posted:

If you are 18 years old and an antiwar protester, old militarists will say that you’re too young and naïve and ignorant to understand the complexities of foreign policy and should just shut up. But if you’re 18 years old, and you don’t know anything about anything, they are happy to send you to go kill people in those very same foreign conflicts you don’t know anything about.

Apple Pie Hubbub posted:

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some kinda jackal posted:

Holy moly, an actual joke AND they're not standing in front of a billboard?? AGC. One out of 365 ain't bad!

Vib Rib posted:

The Haus of Decline podcast described him as Steve Dallas if he looked like Calvin which I think is both apt and reflects a slightly broader spectrum of the works Ishida cribbed from.

Apple Pie Hubbub posted:

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Neito posted:

Huh?

Neito posted:

I've never quite gotten the idea of Sinfest being a Calvin Hobbes and Peanuts ripoff; it's always read as Bloom County to me.

Huh?

Skios posted:

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Skios posted:

A.F. Branco