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Kavak posted:Anyone have that Hark a Vagrant strip with Javert meeting the cast of Rent? http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=288 this one?
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It's more common than you think..
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EasyEW posted:Harry Dinklebean, starring smartass kids who don't realize this jowly old geezer is a living legend, dammit. These incredible band pranks "I'm Johnny Knoxville; welcome to Jackass" [Deliberately does not oil a key on his oboe so that it sticks during rehearsal. The substitute instructor is losing his mind, Steve-O and Pontius are barely able to contain themselves.]
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The Lockhorns Haha, this comic is so consistently good Brewster Rockit Space Guy  On The Fastrack  Safe Havens  Kevin & Kell  Mother Goose & Grimm  Hagar The Horrible  Sherman's Lagoon  Ella Cinders  Zorro  Reply All 
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Kennel posted:Mandrake Vargo posted:BCN F Minus  That's a good idea. Mark Trail  Mary Worth  "So I swore revenge and then Gary died of a 'stroke'." The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Pastry of the Year posted:I have, to be clear, absolutely no use for a boat in my real life. Just like every other boat owner, then. This comic legitimately has me wondering if being naked in public has always been a constant nightmare throughout human history.
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You're right, Mister Phantom! It would be completely terrible to disappear someone into an unaccountable jail facility where nobody will ever know what happened to them. Only an awful person would do something like that.
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JethroMcB posted:Had to spoil Mary Worth for myself today this is the thing. representing the way a trauma victim may relay a story in thsi sort of order requires a grasp of narrative nuance that moy demonstrably does not have. Vargo posted:Tauhid did this in A Problem Like Jamal and specifically called it out as an homage to Zits. i loved this comic. tauhid is amazing
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Endless Mike posted:Jack really likes showing off his rear end Stupid sexy Zach
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PainterofCrap posted:Homebodies - 1954 B Kliban  Life on WASP-76b 
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I can't wait for Luann to ruin Ben for being my favorite character in that strip.
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Vargo posted:RENT taught me that you can, in fact, get me to side with the gentrifying capitalist sell-out over the gang of bisexual commie bohemians IF the bisexual commie bohemians are extremely annoying AND - this is key- and the bisexual commie bohemians kill the dude's loving dog. Considering that it apparently started off even longer & worse written, I'm betting it's mostly the writers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rent_(musical)#Concept_and_genesis posted:Jonathan Larson focused on composing Rent in the early 1990s, waiting tables at the Moondance Diner to support himself. Over the course of years, Larson wrote hundreds of songs and made many drastic changes to the show, which in its final incarnation contained 42 songs. In the fall of 1992, Larson approached James Nicola, artistic director of New York Theatre Workshop, with a tape and copy of Rent's script. When Rent had its first staged reading at New York Theatre Workshop in March 1993, it became evident that, despite its very promising material and moving musical numbers, many structural problems needed to be addressed, including its cumbersome length and overly complex plot.[6] I'll note that although La Boheme doesn't involve dog murder, it does involve its Angel-equivalent murdering a parrot. By playing a violin?  quote:Schaunard, the musician of the group, arrives with food, wine and cigars. He explains the source of his riches: a job with an eccentric English gentleman, who ordered him to play his violin to a parrot until it died. Haifisch fucked around with this message at 00:17 on Feb 18, 2021 |
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As noted, Imgur's been a pain today. I was able to get one comic up though. Here's Dinky Dinkerton Sept. 6th, 1940. Hopefully the others will join it shortly.
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Cowslips Warren posted:Whatever happened to Val's mother? Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (Apr. 24, 1937)
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These substitute teacher Funky gags are so goofy because when was the last time anyone got a sub who actually knew how to teach the class? Of all the times my band director had to be away in 4 years of high school, I think we had a sub conduct us only once. The other times we either watched a movie or used it as study hall.
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kazz posted:These substitute teacher Funky gags are so goofy because when was the last time anyone got a sub who actually knew how to teach the class? Of all the times my band director had to be away in 4 years of high school, I think we had a sub conduct us only once. The other times we either watched a movie or used it as study hall. During marching season, the drum majors (students who acted as conductors and commanders of a section of the marching band) would generally take over if the band teacher was out that day, and they'd run us through a simple formation practice or something. Amazingly, I can't recall a single time they ever went power-mad on us.
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my band teacher was a mentally unstable man powered by his own severe mood swings and adrenaline and never once in the four years i was there took a day off If he ever had been I'm pretty sure it would have just turned into a study hall period But of course in fwinkerbean Dinkle is a loving institution so of course they'd call him if becky needed coverage, and of course he'd be able to step right exactly in to where she was with the students in terms of what they were working on, because his retirement just means they aren't paying him anymore and nothign else has changed apparently
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It's two pages later and I'm still chuckling at "chibi Vampirella". The Dinette Set is the oldest one in the book.  Working Daze actually managed to tell a joke today!  Super-Fun-Pak Comix will never catch on.  Cul De Sac meets its muse. 
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And He Did! (March 5, 1918) Outbursts of Everett True (April 13, 1918)  Hitz and Mrs. (November 1923)  Gay and Her Gang (March 23, 1929)  Oaky Doaks (August 23, 1935)  Dark Laughter (November 8, 1941)  Mopsy Sunday (August 3, 1947)  Those Were the Days (August 30, 1951)  Wee Pals (May 14, 1965) 
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Powered Descent posted:During marching season, the drum majors (students who acted as conductors and commanders of a section of the marching band) would generally take over if the band teacher was out that day, and they'd run us through a simple formation practice or something. Amazingly, I can't recall a single time they ever went power-mad on us. Ooh yeah that actually happened one time too. The drum major conducted the wind ensemble, but none of us liked him, so...
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As someone who doesn't know poo poo about Funky Winkerbean canon beyond the cancer stuff, why is Dinkle apparently such a huge deal? I do vaguely remember arcs that seemed like they should have been more about other people largely be about reminiscing about Dinkle, like how every arc with Les in it ends up about Les even if Les should have little to do with it.
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kazz posted:These substitute teacher Funky gags are so goofy because when was the last time anyone got a sub who actually knew how to teach the class? Of all the times my band director had to be away in 4 years of high school, I think we had a sub conduct us only once. The other times we either watched a movie or used it as study hall. I don’t think I ever had a substitute director who wasn’t themselves a director. Our high school had several distinct bands and enough students to have two directors, so if our usual director was out the other director would step in even though he didn’t conduct our specific band on a regular basis. Our usual guy was an rear end in a top hat and a kissass to the principal, and eighteen years after I graduated it came out that the other guy had raped multiple students in my year. Both of these fine gentlemen had Funky Winkerbean strips featuring loving Dinkle all over the drat place so now that’s all I think about when Tombat drags up this old chestnut.
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Zerilan posted:As someone who doesn't know poo poo about Funky Winkerbean canon beyond the cancer stuff, why is Dinkle apparently such a huge deal? I do vaguely remember arcs that seemed like they should have been more about other people largely be about reminiscing about Dinkle, like how every arc with Les in it ends up about Les even if Les should have little to do with it. He was the marching band director through much of the strip's run until the time jump pretty much. He's even in a real life brand of marching shoes named for him. https://dinkles.com/
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I had to sub a few band and choir classes way-back-when. Usually they did just turn into study hall or movie time. One specific time I subbed for a class that was preparing for The Great Big Show that that school put on every year and was a Very Big Deal. These kids still had to practice their pieces. However, the teacher note was very clear that I was to tell them to play songs A, B, and C, and then NOT give them any guidance or suggestions about what they played whatsoever. The note didn't say it outright, but it was pretty clear that past subs had decided this was the perfect opportunity to put their mark on The Great Big Show and live out their dreams of being a great band leader. The teacher was tired of having to deprogram the kids from all the bad advice when he got back. So, yeah, other than telling them, "He said to play this," my contribution as a (substitute) music teacher was, "I liked it," "It's better than I could do," and, "*clap* *clap* *clap* Yaaay!" I have a feeling the regular teacher would have been super pissed about Mr. Dinkle coming in as a sub and actually trying to teach his class.
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Pastry of the Year posted:Arlo and Janis Classic (June 17, 1999) how cool was the boat Garfield  Heathcliff  Overboard  Monty  Rae the Doe, which you can support by pledging to the author's Patreon 
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It probably says something about where I am in my life that my reaction to the ongoing Sally Forth storyline isn't Poor Hilary and Faye, friends ripped apart by forces beyond their adolescent control!, but more So where are Faye and her mom moving to? Because apparently they aren't just downsizing to smaller quarters, but leaving town. That's a big undertaking; will this sale net them enough to cover moving expenses and deposits for wherever they end up? Are they moving in with family? What's the game plan here? I have so many annoying adult questions!
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Ok, the rest of my comics are here. Flyin' Jenny Sept. 6th, 1940  And for the heck of it, here's a double dose of Axa, wrapping up The Gambler storyline.     On one hand, its remarkably mature, realising that even though you do like each other, it's better to let them go before you lose that. On the other hand, Jason suuuucks. That said, I appreciate the gladiators who see their boss drop right in front of them and go "welp, it's what he would have wanted" and run him down.
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