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Jerry Cotton posted:Guys, don't do the thing that about 90% of goons do and conflate characters in comic strips with their authors to any degree. Yea but, John Campbell.
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"This patio will keep you out of the way while I commit murder!" God, I love Viz. They get the tone and style of the Beano just right, and then make it completely not suitable for kids.
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Breetai posted:"I could do better if I had more space" I have this secret little hope that there will be a final giant, colorful C&H style piece done for tomorrow since it's Sunday, but likely not.
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At least he found his way out of that neighborhood!
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Pilchenstein posted:The Drunken Bakers are loving amazing. Is there a collection of these I can buy anywhere?
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Jun 7, 2014 22:55
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It's in Viz most months, so in that, or, probably, the newer Viz annuals.
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Rollersnake posted:Is there a collection of these I can buy anywhere? Have some Viz poo poo jokes.    
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Jerry Cotton posted:Guys, don't do the thing that about 90% of goons do and conflate characters in comic strips with their authors to any degree. By all accounts Ronnie is actually a very nice, well adjusted guy who just shares some hobbies with his comic persona. Comic Ronnie is him laughing at himself more than loathing.
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It probably won't be long until absolutely nobody will get this joke. Hell, I'm surprised it was printed as late as 1990.
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Rollersnake posted:It probably won't be long until absolutely nobody will get this joke. Hell, I'm surprised it was printed as late as 1990. I think the time is now. What does "there go the pips" mean?
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Jerry Cotton posted:I think the time is now. What does "there go the pips" mean? As your money ran out on a payphone, you'd hear pips on the line to signal it. God, I feel old.
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Bad Roy posted:As your money ran out on a payphone, you'd hear pips on the line to signal it. God, I feel old. Oh. Around here you'd hear beeps.
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The last time I used a pay phone could easily have been the 90s. I don't think I even see them anymore.
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Threewordphrase updated for the first time in like a year
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Worth the wait.
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Honestly thinking clean break poops might be the best of the three right here.
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Flawless Victories are truly the moments you know God is smiling down upon you.
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Ishamael posted:Bill Watterson (of Calvin and Hobbes) secretly did a guest stint as an artist on Pearls Before Swine. holy poo poo
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Pilchenstein posted:The Drunken Bakers are loving amazing. YOU BASTARD, I recently came across a few dozen copies of Viz and was planning on scanning all the DB episodes! Beaten! This is the worst birthday ever. I will find something to top this.
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Maximum Sexy Pigeon posted:YOU BASTARD, I recently came across a few dozen copies of Viz and was planning on scanning all the DB episodes! Beaten! This is the worst birthday ever. Or just post ones that they didn't. They're horrible, and I need more.
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I've read a few Viz annuals at a bar and every single page of them was consistently naff pedestrian poo poo that only the most dull-minded of individuals would ever voluntarily read ( ). Are these Drunken Bakers a new development?
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Drunken Bakers have been around a while, though the books you read may have been wayyyy older. Besides the Farmer/Healey stuff (http://farmerhealey.com/index.htm) a lot of the stuff in the Viz mostly resonates if you grew up reading the Beano and Dandy where most comics started with "Young Timmy Black was the luckiest boy in town, for he owned a magical pair of slippers" or whatever. Also 8 Ace.
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Anyone have old Cat and bear strips saved? I think they're gone, or else my google-fu is weak. "Cat and bear comic" doesn't narrow it down a lot, even if I add some phrases I remember from it. The ones that stick out for me are the one where the cat makes a bunch of paper cranes, and another where the bear starts a forest fire and gets handcuffed by Smokey.
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Dr Christmas posted:Anyone have old Cat and bear strips saved? I think they're gone, or else my google-fu is weak. "Cat and bear comic" doesn't narrow it down a lot, even if I add some phrases I remember from it. I grabbed what should be the whole collection shortly before they disappeared from the web. Lemme know if this link doesn't work and I'll try and upload somewhere else. http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/27381923/file.html The two you mentioned:  
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MrGreenShirt posted:I grabbed what should be the whole collection shortly before they disappeared from the web. Lemme know if this link doesn't work and I'll try and upload somewhere else. Oh man, I loved that comic. Did the author just get tired of it?
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Web archive link I had buried in my bookmarks still works: http://web.archive.org/web/20071222010604/http://www.south20th.com/archive.php
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Lasher posted:a lot of the stuff in the Viz mostly resonates if you grew up reading the Beano and Dandy Jerry Cotton posted:I've read a few Viz annuals at a bar and every single page of them was consistently naff pedestrian poo poo that only the most dull-minded of individuals would ever voluntarily read (
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Pilchenstein posted:Yeah, stuff like "Harold & Fred" up there or "The Adventures of Pol Pot & Idi Amin" is a spot on parody of those comics. They sometimes do it more blatantly, like with "Desperately Unfunny Dan" or, after DC Thompson threatened to sue them "DC Thompson: The Humourless Scottish Git". Top Tips are nearly always good though. quote:MARRIED women. Bored of having sex with the same man again and again? Simply sit on your husband's cock until it goes numb and Hey Presto! It feels like someone else is banging you. e: quote:HUSBANDS. Tired of sleeping with the same wife? Simply lie on top of her until she goes numb, and Hey Presto! She'll feel like someone else's wife.
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Roger Tangerines posted:XKCD still hits occasionally. No. It doesn't. SMBC supremacy. 
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Thank you for that, here is the funniest one imo  And 8 Ace was brilliant. I remember seeing the first one and just knew it was going to be a classic.
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happyhippy posted:Thank you for that, here is the funniest one imo For the uninitiated, what stereotype are those guys in the penultimate panel?
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Snapchat A Titty posted:For the uninitiated, what stereotype are those guys in the penultimate panel? Morris dancers.
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