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15 pounds in your first semester from all the cheap high-calorie food in the dining hall.
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Kavak posted:15 pounds in your first semester from all the cheap high-calorie food in the dining hall. 15 poundings in your first semester from all the cheap booze in the alley behind the dining hall, my word
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it's cool how much the mark trail guy obviously resents nature
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He needs to read Golden Kamuy, which keeps as its main theme that nature is beautiful and wonderful and delicious but also absolutely terrifying and uncaring and will make no compunctions when it comes to killing you and eating you, not necessarily in that order
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Skippy (July 28, 1930) Peanuts (September 28, 1970)  Sally Forth  Funky Winkerbean  Hey, everybody! Summer's back to deliver her only line of the year! And she's delivering it to absentee wife Cayla! Have a great life while we're not paying attention, you two! Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (November 3-4, 1930)   Thimble Theater (April 15, 1931) 
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Nancy  Mandrake  Do these show up fine? Imgur is making GBS threads bed so I picked another site. Kennel fucked around with this message at 19:04 on Sep 25, 2017 |
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Sep 25, 2017 18:57
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Kennel posted:Nancy Haifisch posted:Nancy 
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There's a store in what is likely some of the most expensive real estate in DC that sells beads. I swear it must be a front, but I've been assured that no, it's just a store that sells beads in a super good location in a popular neighborhood.
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean Being honest, I can't fault either for spending as much time as possible as far away as possible from Les and the rest of that bunch.
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Endless Mike posted:There's a store in what is likely some of the most expensive real estate in DC that sells beads. I swear it must be a front, but I've been assured that no, it's just a store that sells beads in a super good location in a popular neighborhood. Are they Pandora beads? Because that poo poo is upper-middle-class white woman crack.
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Sep 25, 2017 21:48
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Selachian posted:Are they Pandora beads? Because that poo poo is upper-middle-class white woman crack. No idea. I have zero reason to go into a bead shop, so I have no idea what they actually sell.
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Sep 25, 2017 22:02
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Today's Garf Zippy  Ripley's 
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Pastry of the Year posted:Obligatory Likewise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5J2kc4oZTVU
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Calaveron posted:Different culture, what's the freshman fifteen? From Luann context it apparently means getting fifteen dickings in one night? A lot of universities in the US have cafeteria style dining and also, of course, if you're living on your own for the first time, surrounded by other 18-year olds, you're more likely to indulge yourself in stuff than you would have living with your parents. So between an all-you-can-eat style venue for lunch and not having parents around to potentially chide you for eating a pizza at two in the morning, a lot of first-year college kids put on some weight. That might sound overly negative. College is also, hopefully, a less judgmental and claustrophobic environment for a lot of kids, so it's also likely that people who came into college with unhealthily restrictive diets or peer-pressure around weight might adopt a more balanced and pleasant relationship with food and gain some weight too.
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BC I'm going to let Wallace and company handle this:  bonus dino-related Wallace:  Phoebe and her Unicorn  Baldo  Wizard of Id  Big Nate  Baby Blues  Curtis 
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Transmodiar posted:Modesty Blaise I loving love all the characters involved in this story SOOOO much.
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New research suggests that Brontosaurus and Apatosaurus are indeed separate genuses. Pluto can still suck it, though.
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Monday comics: BC  Phoebe  Baldo  Wizard of Id  Big Nate  Wallace the Brave  Curtis  Baby Blues 
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FBofW September 23, 2010  Lynn posted:As a kid, I thought being grown up would be the best thing ever. I thought about the freedom I’d have … and now that I’ve experienced many years of freedom… I wonder why I didn’t enjoy more those years when somebody ELSE did all the work and all the worrying! September 24, 2010  Lynn posted:Kitchens are often designed by people who never cook. Our place up north was one of these and the lack of useful cupboard space resulted in the occasional avalanche. We had a wall oven and the cupboards next to this had to contain stuff that wouldn’t melt, shrivel or dry out. Imagine the fun we had separating a wad of emergency candles that had been stored in this heated hollow. Yes, a well designed kitchen is a necessity! And I didn’t get one ’til my kids were grown and gone! September 25, 2010  Lynn posted:This scenario took place word for word as I was grocery shopping with my son. I was a single mom on a very tight budget and if I went over $20.00 a week for the 2 of us, I wouldn’t be able to pay my mortgage, (which was $150.00 a month at the time.) An older gentleman heard me comparing prices to those of my childhood and reminded me that times had changed for him, too. Here I am, now at the age of 63 likely the same age he was…and prices have gone beyond what any of us could have imagined. Strange then, to think that we likely waste more food now than any other generation in history. Back to B.C.     Random Acts of Nancy    
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Why is there so much Baby Blues and Big Nate and bad Nancy and BC and other lovely comics in this particular page
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Calaveron posted:Why is there so much Baby Blues and Big Nate and bad Nancy and BC and other lovely comics in this particular page I'm thankful for the posters of the bad comics. While I don't find the aforementioned anything beyond terribly mediocre, I'm certainly guilty of compulsively hate-reading modern Nancy, the Tinkersons, Funky, Luann, Dustin, and Chickweed Lane Even though I think the illustrations in Dustin and FOOB are really good, the only comics I actually enjoy reading are Pros and Cons, Ballard Street, Cul de Sac (rip), Mopsy, Everett True, and sometimes Spiderman. However the other day I thought Garfield was cute so maybe my taste is more questionable than I think. Anyway, speaking of bad comics: Luann   Reply All  Zits 
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If only good comics were posted here, this thread would be about 5 pages.
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I'm really liking this recent Happy Cow arc, actually.
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computer angel posted:Luann If slamming a door in Luann's face is a sign of sickness, I don't want to be healthy. I'm glad Dez called out these harpies for making fun of Tiff's weight when she (Dez) is larger herself. She let them off the hook way too easy, though.
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The Classic Dinette Set gets political. Working Daze gets political.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix gets financial. 
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Working Daze guy works fast, if that's supposed to be a Nuffle thing. Not well, mind. But fast.
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Gil Heathcliff  Piranha Club  Dick Tracy  Judge Parker  9 Chickweed Lane continues to be shallow. 
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Intelligent Life Take It From the Tinkersons  Dark Side of the Horse  Viivi & Wagner 
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King Aroo (April 26, 1952) Wash Tubbs (February 11, 1930)  Gasoline Alley (March 10, 1924)  Lil' Abner (November 9, 1937)  Barney Google (March 13, 1923)  Alley Oop (June 12, 1934) 
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Lynn Johnston posted:As a kid, I thought being grown up would be the best thing ever. I thought about the freedom I’d have … and now that I’ve experienced many years of freedom… I wonder why I didn’t enjoy more those years when somebody ELSE did all the work and all the worrying! Lynn Johnston posted:
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Vargo posted:Curtis Lol, this dumbass kid doesn't want to put effort into schoolwork, but puts effort into explaining that he doesn't want me to die? 
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Arlo and Janis Tina's Groove Classic (February 10, 2006)  Arlo and Janis Classic (February 10, 1996)  Garfield Classic (February 10, 1986) 
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Pastry of the Year posted:Garfield Classic (February 10, 1986) Garfield confirmed for psychic 
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Kite Pride Worldwide posted:Garfield confirmed for psychic  Uncanny how well that works.
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Dustin they should have included the BEEP BOOP BEEP sound effect when Ed is using his smart phone to make a call, so the audience understands that he's making a call
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