Maybe I'll be paid in Reese's Cups, if I "negotiate to yes" - The Comics Curmudgeon
"We newspaper colourists get a lot of stick, but damn it, today I'm going to show what I can do! Look at the rich, fiery show of the autumnal Appalachians, with every leaf a unique shimmering blend of golds and reds and... [notices panel 2] SCREW IT, THEY'RE ALL GOING TO BE MUD BROWN" --Schroduck
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Maybe I’ll be paid in Reese’s Cups, if I “negotiate to yes”
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, 8/6/12
Since much of electoral politics consists of convincing large groups of people that all their problems are caused by small groups of people, it was only a matter of time before attack ads started singling out individual private citizens by name. Picking on Snuffy Smith and his friends is a smart move, actually, as it won’t lose anybody a single vote; due to a misunderstanding of the phrase “no taxation without representation,” Hootin’ Holler refuses to allow the Elections Board to set up polling places in the community, because they believe that in so doing they’re also keeping out the revenooers.
Momma, 8/6/12
God help me, but I love Francis’s sly look in panel three. “Hmm, I hadn’t considered that, actually! You know, for all her bluster, Momma does have some sound business sense. Gosh, I love lollipops!”
Apartment 3-G, 8/6/12
If by “tall,” you mean “the exact same height as Margo, who has never been depicted as particularly tall,” and by “shy,” you mean “openly discussing his emotional state with a total stranger within seconds of meeting her,” but otherwise, sure, whatever, narration box.
Healing, but losing Or maybe he’s trying to hug her? No, haha, that doesn’t sound plausible Attack of the book-learnin’ Watch out: Soon he’ll have moved on to ! This entry was posted on Monday, August 6, 2012 at 08:47 am and is filed
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Maybe I'll be paid in Reese's Cups, if I "negotiate to yes" - The Comics Curmudgeon
"We newspaper colourists get a lot of stick, but damn it, today I'm going to show what I can do! Look at the rich, fiery show of the autumnal Appalachians, with every leaf a unique shimmering blend of golds and reds and... [notices panel 2] SCREW IT, THEY'RE ALL GOING TO BE MUD BROWN" --Schroduck
« Sam will be at least slightly less smug as rabies sets in
Rusty’s whole sad, lonely life is a prison, really »
Maybe I’ll be paid in Reese’s Cups, if I “negotiate to yes”
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, 8/6/12
Since much of electoral politics consists of convincing large groups of people that all their problems are caused by small groups of people, it was only a matter of time before attack ads started singling out individual private citizens by name. Picking on Snuffy Smith and his friends is a smart move, actually, as it won’t lose anybody a single vote; due to a misunderstanding of the phrase “no taxation without represe
ntation,” Hootin’ Holler refuses to allow the Elections Board to set up polling places in the community, because they believe that in so doing they’re also keeping out the revenooers.
Momma, 8/6/12
God help me, but I love Francis’s sly look in panel three. “Hmm, I hadn’t considered that, actually! You know, for all her bluster, Momma does have some sound business sense. Gosh, I love lollipops!”
Apartment 3-G, 8/6/12
If by “tall,” you mean “the exact same height as Margo, who has never been depicted as particularly tall,” and by “shy,” you mean “openly discussing his emotional state with a total stranger within seconds of meeting her,” but otherwise, sure, whatever, narration box.
Healing, but losing Or maybe he’s trying to hug her? No, haha, that doesn’t sound plausible Attack of the book-learnin’ Watch out: Soon he’ll have moved on to ! This entry was posted on Monday, August 6, 2012 at 08:47 am and is filed
under Apartment 3-G, Barney Google & Snuffy Smith, Momma. Comments are closed for this post.