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Old 01-24-2007, 11:34 PM
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dinosaur comics rock.

i am so loving these. the other night when i couldn't sleep, i read the archives for, like, an hour. love it. love that it's the same panels everytime. LOVE when god talks to the 'saur. love that you can search key words. brilliant.
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Old 01-24-2007, 11:35 PM
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Yeah, I have some, but between us, me and my parents have every good comic book ever written. It was our standard reasonably priced present for years. Definitely all the far sides and calvins, most Doonsburys, and many randoms, like I have all Dilberts, they have all fox trots, and from olden days when I was little, my mom has BC and Andy Capp, and all the Peanuts, which were my preferred reading from ages 5 to 8.

I only have about 4 far side at my house, and 3-4 calvin. *insert sad face*
you named, like, all of my favorite comics. except peanuts, that stopped being funny around the time i hit double digits. oh, and garfield. oh, garfield stole another lasagna? whoopfrickinee, alert the presses!

oh, andy capp ... i never got into andy capp. but ready comics every morning was a favorite childhood thing of mine, and sundays were especially exciting because the news herald had them in comic book format! very enjoyable. well, when you're 6.
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Pearls Before Swine and Wondermark ftw.
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dinosaur comics rock.

i am so loving these. the other night when i couldn't sleep, i read the archives for, like, an hour. love it. love that it's the same panels everytime. LOVE when god talks to the 'saur. love that you can search key words. brilliant.
totally! did you check out the others i posted? i love them too, and they're great for insomniatic (not a word) archive trolling.
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i also find jerry on the job addicting. it's a comic strip from the 30s:

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Old 01-24-2007, 11:42 PM
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you named, like, all of my favorite comics. except peanuts, that stopped being funny around the time i hit double digits. oh, and garfield. oh, garfield stole another lasagna? whoopfrickinee, alert the presses!

oh, andy capp ... i never got into andy capp. but ready comics every morning was a favorite childhood thing of mine, and sundays were especially exciting because the news herald had them in comic book format! very enjoyable. well, when you're 6.
Yeah, but Peanuts are still funnier than Garfield. Look again, there are some abstract things in peanuts that hold up. But for the most part, you are right. Garfield pisses me off, except for one year when I was seven it was okay.
Andy Capp is weird. I just read them cause I was so fricking bored, and they were there. Did I mention we didn't have a TV, really? There is one that was hilarious that I remember.
BC sucks.
I read comics every morning, too, with my cereal. But in book form.


Do you guys do Salad Fingers? I haven't checked in awhile, there is probably new stuff....
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Yeah, but Peanuts are still funnier than Garfield. Look again, there are some abstract things in peanuts that hold up. But for the most part, you are right. Garfield pisses me off, except for one year when I was seven it was okay.
Andy Capp is weird. I just read them cause I was so fricking bored, and they were there. Did I mention we didn't have a TV, really? There is one that was hilarious that I remember.
BC sucks.
I read comics every morning, too, with my cereal. But in book form.


Do you guys do Salad Fingers? I haven't checked in awhile, there is probably new stuff....
omg, salad fingers!!! i've only seen one. i should go watch more. oh, also google "cletus the fetus" plz.

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totally! did you check out the others i posted? i love them too, and they're great for insomniatic (not a word) archive trolling.
i haven't yet - but i will. i'm just still too into the 'saurs! i'm spreading the dinosaur love.
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omg, salad fingers!!! i've only seen one. i should go watch more. oh, also google "cletus the fetus" plz.
AAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!! I got "server not available". I'll try again.
Salad fingers is so creepy. I don't even like dark things much, but I love salad fingers. I guess it's weirdness outweighs it's creepiness. Kind of like Lux, who first directed me to it.
Edit: Okay, I think I got something.
Edit, deaux - it appears to be a purchase site.
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AAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!! I got "server not available". I'll try again.
Salad fingers is so creepy. I don't even like dark things much, but I love salad fingers. I guess it's weirdness outweighs it's creepiness. Kind of like Lux, who first directed me to it.
why does that not surprise me?
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