STRIP FOR Mar 19, 2009
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User Name: KevinKunreuther
Mar 19, 2009
+1
@ dilbertlicious
Actually Dogbert and Dilbert are facing the mountain (notice the grass / horizon line is different)
Actually Dogbert and Dilbert are facing the mountain (notice the grass / horizon line is different)
User Name: red33410
Mar 19, 2009
+1
What kills me is that people like to "comment" on the strips sans participating in the mashups. Some people can't begin a sentence without talking about themselves. *grin*
As Chronos has explained, it's the editors who get in Scott's way of using the word "turd." *shrug*
As Chronos has explained, it's the editors who get in Scott's way of using the word "turd." *shrug*
User Name: Chronos
Mar 19, 2009
+1
Unfortunately, it seems Scott still can't get editors to print the word "turd."
User Name: leevclarke
Mar 19, 2009
+1
For me, the build-up is decent, but the punchline is weak (are the two of them really too shy to say "turd" when no one else can hear them?). All I can say is look at the mashups and see whether other people made a better go of the final frame than Scott did.
User Name: lamorpa
Mar 19, 2009
0
It is possible the viewing angle changed in the 3rd square.
I don't think it is possible to make intelligent, non-pendantic comments on something as simple as a comic strip. I think people comment for the sake of public commenting (nano-Warhol). I add pure pendantic comments to dilute the stream.
I don't think it is possible to make intelligent, non-pendantic comments on something as simple as a comic strip. I think people comment for the sake of public commenting (nano-Warhol). I add pure pendantic comments to dilute the stream.
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