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Badger Mehndi posted:Sunday strips as a rule are never to be counted in with the storylines of the dailies, being that some papers don't run Sunday versions of any/some comics. Especially since the papers generally require the Sundays to be done as much as 3 weeks or even 3 months ahead of when they actually get printed, whereas dailies usually only require a day or so before printing.
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Nausicaa posted:Uuuuh... no, ALL strips are required weeks in advance. I think it's 3-4 weeks for dailies, 5-6 for Sundays. I was just going off what Bill Watterson said in his Tenth Anniversary colelction for Calvin & Hobbes. He mentioned how hard it was for him to make the Sunday strips for one of the camping stories line up. He said something about daily strips only requiring him to be a few days ahead but he had to put that one camping story in 3 months in advance to be guaranteed to have the Sundays with it. waffle posted:That's one thing I always admired about Bill Watterson, Sunday Calvin and Hobbes strips would always follow the current plot arc despite the fact that they'd have to be written ahead of time, but since not everyone got the sunday strips, they'd always be throwaway jokes in the same setting as the arc. He rarely matched them up, and in fact rarely had plot arcs.  There would be the multiple week babysitter stories like this one, but the Sundays were unrelated most of the time. They were still rare even after he was allowed the freedom to break the usual panel restrictions in the Sunday strips.
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eXXon posted:Does anybody ever actually say roadside? I even looked it up on urbandictionary and the only definition seemed entirely based off what Lynn Johnston wants us to believe it means. Lynn's assistants emailed someone asking about "roadside" "gig" and "been there" and stated that they were made up terms. In the second thread, I posted:And now I find the source for the usage of those terms. fishmech fucked around with this message at 22:26 on Mar 19, 2007 |
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Nausicaa posted:Personally, I think even after 4 threads, there is ALWAYS room for another fireman insertion. Second thread: http://www.redmonkey7.com/sa/FBofW.ttf
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Who changed the title just now? Also, the subtle hand gesture change was pretty funny.
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Bent Wookiee posted:Would it not be sufficient to have just the fireman's face? That's a lot of text for an emoticon. The face says it all really, to those that will get the joke anyway. It would cycle through the txt. 
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beans+toast posted:you are all as crazy as the guy who writes this comic for following it like you are. frankly i'm beginning to fear for my safety amongst you weirdos.  It's a woman writing the comic. :fbofw:
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Alan Smithee posted:pffft, a woman you say? They only thing that's changed is her muppet nose and googly eyes are gone, and her mouth is upside down.
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timb posted:Perfect. Hmmm, here's it scaled to 25 height (53 wide).  I suggest leaving it like this ^ , except redoing the text layout.
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shall become our new emoticon.
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Customer Service posted:Would this work? I'm incredibly bored and edited it real quick. Yes, it's perfect.
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TC the Giant posted:I just bought You are the best  for this. I can't wait to use it.
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Apr 2, 2007 21:40
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. It should be the face with text when it gets processed.
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tonelok posted: The age of consent in Canada is 14. She's not very roadside if she's waiting till 16.
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