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But nobody ever even considers the feelings of the coffee….Do you just assume it likes donuts bein’ dumped in it?…..Leaving crumbs? Huh? Huh?…………um, anybody got a jelly filled donut?……Mmmmmmmmmmmm…….
Wait… there are three different authors for this strip and they still screwed this up. In this world they created, are the dounuts animate or inanimate? Because it looks like both which means they’ve just broke one of the most basic rules of story/comedy, “Don’t Negate the Premise”.
Re: i’m not trying to be negitive here Maybe you’re not trying hard enough. :-)
Re: “Don’t Negate the Premise” I have a vague memory of these very cartoonists doing something very similar in the past month or two. It’s a bit of a stretch, but then, so are some of the story lines of Calvin & Hobbes and others. Comic minds need to be stretched.
Better tell Walt Disney the rules. An upright walking and talking humanoid mouse, Mickey, has a humanoid pal dog, Goofy, as well as a typical pooch, Pluto. Go figure.
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beviek
said, 10 months ago
That film obviously should have been rated
Dfor no donuts.chromosome
said, 10 months ago
I’d like to see how that donut eats popcorn.
beviek
said, 10 months ago
@chromosome
snicker……..he just shoves it into his donut hole. :)
Varnes said, 10 months ago
But nobody ever even considers the feelings of the coffee….Do you just assume it likes donuts bein’ dumped in it?…..Leaving crumbs? Huh? Huh?…………um, anybody got a jelly filled donut?……Mmmmmmmmmmmm…….
Radish
said, 10 months ago
Rated O for Overrated.
jreckard said, 10 months ago
Wasn’t the donut born in a vat of boiling fat?
Digital Frog
said, 9 months ago
@jreckard
and raised by yeast.
Digital Frog
said, 9 months ago
It scared him so much I think he just sprinkled on the seat.
octabrain said, 9 months ago
i’m not trying to be negitive here,.. but this is the laziest comic i have ever seen.
octabrain said, 9 months ago
Wait… there are three different authors for this strip and they still screwed this up. In this world they created, are the dounuts animate or inanimate? Because it looks like both which means they’ve just broke one of the most basic rules of story/comedy, “Don’t Negate the Premise”.
Penny Robinson Fan Club said, 9 months ago
@octabrain
terrencio said, 9 months ago
@octabrain
what the f are you talking about
jreckard said, 9 months ago
@octabrain
Re: i’m not trying to be negitive here
Maybe you’re not trying hard enough. :-)
Re: “Don’t Negate the Premise”
I have a vague memory of these very cartoonists doing something very similar in the past month or two. It’s a bit of a stretch, but then, so are some of the story lines of Calvin & Hobbes and others. Comic minds need to be stretched.
… or dunked
information said, 9 months ago
@octabrain
Who are you, “Kid Comedy Writer”?
It’s a comic: donuts don’t really talk or go to the theatre either
ElGuapo said, 9 months ago
@octabrain
Re: “Don’t Negate the Premise”
Better tell Walt Disney the rules. An upright walking and talking humanoid mouse, Mickey, has a humanoid pal dog, Goofy, as well as a typical pooch, Pluto. Go figure.
In any case, the ducks are funnier.