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Crabgrass Support Tauhid's Patreon here. Old School Peanuts (Jan 22, 1952)  Calvin and Hobbes (Feb 7-8, 1988)   Robbie and Bobby (Jun 28, 2016)  (Aug 26, 2020) 
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Shugojin posted:Curtis has had an unrequited thing for Michelle for the entire time I guess, she finds him annoying and is usually trying to brush him off with varying degrees of politeness and he just won't take the hint My reading is that she doesn't necessarily want to get rid of Curtis permanently, because she enjoys attention and likes to play power games with him. After all, she's a shallow (pre-)teenager comic strip character written by an old man.
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Shugojin posted:Curtis has had an unrequited thing for Michelle for the entire time I guess, she finds him annoying and is usually trying to brush him off with varying degrees of politeness and he just won't take the hint She seems pretty friendly now that she is horribly obese.
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Aug 26, 2020 14:18
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readingatwork posted:
I did this poo poo all the time.
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Aug 26, 2020 14:27
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RoboRodent posted:I did this poo poo all the time. Me too (Mocked people who tried to have fun)
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Aug 26, 2020 14:35
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Kennel posted:Me too (Mocked people who tried to have fun) rude
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Aug 26, 2020 15:07
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Aug 26, 2020 15:08
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Periodic reminder of the Ed Krudlick Clause: don't say gross stuff about overweight characters even if they're in bad comics. Ruthless Rhymes for Martial Militants (4/21/1913) 
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Aug 26, 2020 15:19
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How Wonderful! posted:Periodic reminder of the Ed Krudlick Clause: don't say gross stuff about overweight characters even if they're in bad comics.
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Aug 26, 2020 15:31
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Aug 26, 2020 15:36
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Pastry of the Year posted:Tina's Groove Classic (January 8, 2009) It's actually the hand demon behind you's pickle.
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Aug 26, 2020 15:39
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RoboRodent posted:I did this poo poo all the time. I did it because of this comic.
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Aug 26, 2020 15:41
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Aug 26, 2020 15:45
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Kennel posted:Dustin
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You can't trust experts.
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Presto posted:Wasn't there a strip like a year ago or so where the doctor told Ed if he didn't lose weight he might drop dead? Like the woman said, "downsizing."
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Aug 26, 2020 16:25
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The Bloop posted:I agree in spirit, but I'd be more intimidated by the Everett True Rule tbqh If you make fun of Everett True I think the universal understanding is that you're on your own and there's nothing god or society can do to help you.
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How Wonderful! posted:If you make fun of Everett True I think the universal understanding is that you're on your own and there's nothing god or society can do to help you. The power flickers, darkness falls (even at noon) and when the lights come back on the offender has been fed their own keyboard and some random guy is grinning in the window about it.
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Aug 26, 2020 16:43
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Not soon. NOW ... ...or rather, I would say so, if it wasn't for the fact that I really feel the need to add a pre-amble. This last adventure of Corto is very, very dream-like. Positively incomprehensible in parts. And... it really saddens me to say this, but the art is... it's bad. It's not good. So, while it is the last adventure of Corto, it does make me sad to recognise that it is quite lacking in comparison to Pratt's earlier work. ...but, unless people are totally against it, I'll start loading it up by this weekend. That sound good?
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Howard Beale posted:"Cosplay is the future!" writes the comic strip artist who hasn't done a lick of research, otherwise he'd have known people have been doing it since the first sci-fi/fantasy conventions. The Dinette Set would have liked to have been asked.  Working Daze   Super-Fun-Pak Comix really makes you think.  Cul De Sac is the new character find of 2020!  I love the "Ceremonial Stapling of Your Final Comic Book Project".
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How To Read 9 Chickweed Lane 14. Sister Steven. A. Subtext. Sister Steven. The Mother Superior who runs the Catholic school that shaped the formative years of Edda and Amos, and probably a few others. An authoritarian whose reputation earned her the nickname "Sister Caligula". A figure who looms so large in her pupils' pasts that she continues to play a part in their present. A Rock of Gibraltar who scares the hell out of God Himself. B. Text. A woman who is just as bored with today's strip as I am. And has a resting face unnervingly like Nathan Lane's. Moral: Fake analysis isn't nearly as fun when there's nothing to react to. Sally Forth  Pearls Before Swine  Skippy (March 6, 1933)  Peanuts (August 29, 1973)  The Last Thing You See Before You Asphyxiate In The Middle Of A California Wildfire  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire Stars In "Ripped Away"  Thimble Theater (March 27, 1937)  Out Our Way (February 7-9, 1935)    Dok's "You Mean To Tell Me You Can Afford Chewing Gum, Guns and Disguises, But Can't Pop For A Ham Sandwich?" Duck (April 8, 1913) 
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Aug 26, 2020 17:24
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How Wonderful! posted:Ruthless Rhymes for Martial Militants (4/21/1913) Unless I'm misreading it as an American, but this seems a very posh accent to mimic. If it is, I wonder if it was meant to paint the women's suffrage movement as the dalliances of the upper class and not something regular women care about. Not that it would be surprising if this was the case: this is a tactic used in political cartoons to this day (timg'd for Mallard Fillmore). 
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i can’t get over brooke’s philtrum phetish. just draw them normally, god
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Mercury Hat posted:Not that it would be surprising if this was the case: this is a tactic used in political cartoons to this day (timg'd for Mallard Fillmore). 
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Bruceski posted:some random guy is grinning 
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I turned 40 yesterday. Sure didn't need this! The Bloop posted:Oops! All dildos! It holds up to scrutiny. I have no objections to this comment. 
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Evans doesn't know how to draw a crotch. F Minus  Mark Trail  That cat is waiting for Andy to die so he can eat him. Mary Worth  The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Things I did on my summer vacation: * moved in with a creepy old man and his dog * yelled at dog * had lunch with the old man and an old woman * made banana bread with a special ingredient * became indoctrinated in a cult by the old woman * went swimming with the old woman
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Today’s Phoebe and her Unicorn is super adorable! :3 I hope Mordoc doesn’t read it.
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Happy International Dog Day! Somebody fucked around with this message at 19:16 on Jul 26, 2022 |
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Mercury Hat posted:Unless I'm misreading it as an American, but this seems a very posh accent to mimic. If it is, I wonder if it was meant to paint the women's suffrage movement as the dalliances of the upper class and not something regular women care about. That would make sense. Christabel Pankhurst was definitely not sympathetic to the working class and in many ways she set the tone for the popular conception of British suffragists (even though Harding was an American cartoonist this comic generally tends to code its protagonists as British, as we've seen-- a kind of 'do you want our women to go as berserk as their women???" cautionary gesture responding to the more visibly radicle tenor of the womens' movement across the Atlantic).
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Two years later...  "Mary, it's Madi. Remember that help you promised me? Well, tonight we're moving a body to New Jersey."Johnny Walker posted:The Phantom This almost sounds like they're setting up an adventure where one of them will be in disguise as the other, but I think having them wear skin-tone makeup wouldn't play very well right now. * The Ghost Who Doesn't Wish To Offend.
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2017 Spiderman 1978 Comics     Dick Tracy  Locher Tracy  Origins of the Sunday Comics  Footrot Flats 
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Mämmilä Constable Kauko Jalkanen has gotten a car. It's a Saab 99, in use until the early 00's. Finnish police also had few 99 Turbos, but Jalkanen probably drives a standard police model.
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Slammy posted:
There was Jimmy McGlurk, who was scared stiff of Really enjoying Dark Laughter so far, thanks for sharing it. Strontium posted:Take It From the Tinkersons I know it's probably just a matter of  but I love the really low-key visual gags in Tinkersons sometimes
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It's a post box not a library! 
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In this installment of The Timid Soul, I have no idea how Caspar could have gotten himself into this situation. I'm fairly sure that the word "sissy" always had homophobic and misogynistic connotations, but I doubt Webster took that into consideration, just like the use of "gyp" to mean "cheat", without any consideration of it being anti-Romany.
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