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24 Aug 2010
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 Here's another One Panel Comic straight from the heart of Canada to the face of you.
by Joe
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20 Aug 2010
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 Here's a review of the most recent album Weezer pretended to make, Raditude. Apparently Rainn Wilson came up with the title, which is all the unendorsement I need.
by Joe
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14 Aug 2010
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 Dr. Sunflower has traveled all the way from the mystical land of China to be with us here today and berate us for not giving our children his drugs. Listen well. He's not one to repeat himself.
by Joe
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28 Jul 2010
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So a good while back these Canadian guys told me they were gonna publish my comics in a free newspaper dealy they were about to launch. So I drew them a few comics, they said they liked them, and then they stopped e-mailing me altogether. In conclusion, Internet, you reap the benefits!
by Joe
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04 Jul 2010
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 A quick note to ask you to please support our friend VeeKay the Clown. He's celebrating his 25th anniversary at the Orange County fair and would love to receive postcards from you. Write to: VeeKay the Clown, c/o The OC Fair, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Thank you kindly!
by Gringo
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21 May 2010
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 Phew, I managed to get this article up in late May which means I hit the quota of one update per month. Try to enjoy this odd little piece all about fruit snacks based on Scooby-Doo. Yeah.
by Gringo
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18 Apr 2010
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 Updating once a month is better than never updating, right? Maybe. Here's April's effort, a review of the cartoon special Garfield: His 9 Lives. See you in May, unless Joe surprises us all by writing something.
by Gringo
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