I fired Sue.
Now you don't have a lawyer!
Ive lost all of my copyrights! Somebody even stole my name!
Your name isn't Teddy anymore?
It is but I had to add a third "d"
[Year long tally: 28 Nonsensical : 182 Realistic] Sadly, this does not ring true so I must give it a nonsensical score.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
… a decline in the comic. A classic example is seen in “Garfield” “Garfield” was once wonderful and classic, but now it is little more than a ridiculous rendition of its former self. This was shown very expertly in the short-run comic parody called “Garfield Minus Garfield” in which some group published versions of “Garfield” strips with the cat’s image and dialogue removed. “Garfield Minus Garfield” actually was much funnier and more relevant than the actual “Garfield”. So, in a nutshell, my tally is my effort to a) show my appreciation for “Jump Start” and to b) identify those story arcs that (in my opinion) are not helpful in keeping “Jump Start” the excellent comic it is. These arcs have typically revolved around a) Snoog-A-Boo doing things that are not able to be accomplished by actual dogs, b) the babies yelling for their lawyers, and c) when Jojo is so full of himself that he does things that do not feel “real”.
rayannina almost 13 years ago
Next, he’ll change his name to “P. Tiddy” …
michael100 almost 13 years ago
little kids smart.
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member almost 13 years ago
[Year long tally: 28 Nonsensical : 182 Realistic] Sadly, this does not ring true so I must give it a nonsensical score.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Boise Ed Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Meanwhile, what happened to Sunday’s strip. It’s now about 1 pm MDT, I just refreshed the page, and it still shows yesterday’s dumb strip.
Boise Ed Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Still no Sunday strip, at nearly 11 pm MDT.
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member almost 13 years ago
… a decline in the comic. A classic example is seen in “Garfield” “Garfield” was once wonderful and classic, but now it is little more than a ridiculous rendition of its former self. This was shown very expertly in the short-run comic parody called “Garfield Minus Garfield” in which some group published versions of “Garfield” strips with the cat’s image and dialogue removed. “Garfield Minus Garfield” actually was much funnier and more relevant than the actual “Garfield”. So, in a nutshell, my tally is my effort to a) show my appreciation for “Jump Start” and to b) identify those story arcs that (in my opinion) are not helpful in keeping “Jump Start” the excellent comic it is. These arcs have typically revolved around a) Snoog-A-Boo doing things that are not able to be accomplished by actual dogs, b) the babies yelling for their lawyers, and c) when Jojo is so full of himself that he does things that do not feel “real”.