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WCDT: 2411-2415 (25-29 March, 2013) Weekly Comic Discussion Thread
Shogouki:
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--- Quote from: jwhouk on 24 Mar 2013, 22:07 ---2. Might be someone who doesn't like the GLBT angle of his recent stories (though I have my doubts).
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Maybe they didn't like Jeph being such a cocktease.
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I honestly laughed when the eating cereal strip went live. :laugh:
KOK:
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--- Quote from: DSL on 24 Mar 2013, 05:17 ---Yes, there's a G-rated version.
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The G-rated version makes me angry. A limerick only has five lines, there's no excuse for rhyming a word with itself, and it does it with all three verses! For shame.
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The sequels are not part of the original limerick. And it is not really the same word, it only sounds similar.
K1dmor:
In the next strip we'll see Claire saying almost the same to...who? Tai, Emily, Clinton?
Glad the forum is up again; it was your all fault Pilchard :laugh:
--- Quote from: Pilchard123 on 11 Mar 2013, 11:12 ---DOS questionablecontent.net with machines that all have relevant hostnames? That would probably get his attention, though I'm not too sure he'd appreciate it...
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westrim:
--- Quote from: de_la_Nae on 24 Mar 2013, 22:21 ---There actually *were* some people over at 4chan who expressed irritation that Claire was trans*. While this forum community is vaguely-small most of the time I think, the comic does get a lot of readers. In addition though there's always someone griping over there about something, whether it's comic artists getting injured (Jeph's hand injury, Rich Burlew's hand injury, etc.) or something else.
Who knows though. I've never been able to figure out why Danielle Corsetto's comic gets hit as often as it does.
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4chan is just concentrated internet, cutting out most of the places Young Adult Males don't frequent. It can be compassionate or coarse, rude or polite, accepting or phobic. A certain term that used to mean a bundle of sticks is used casually, and it is the birthplace of bronies and, I just learned, now has a /lgbt/ board. Trying to pin it down is a fools errand.
It is, to my knowledge, no longer frequented by those who like to use DDOS and related tools. They likely have nothing to do with this. But hey, the only boards I ever looked at with frequency were /wg/ and /trv/.
As for the thread on /co/, it appears that beside the vulgarity, they favor the same pairing/s most commented upon here.
Emoroffle:
That line about Marten's subconscious reaching a disturbing level of subtlety made me laugh. This is why I love this comic.
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