Matt Tracker
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|  #2 Posted on 18.4.06 1433.41 | Instant Rating: 6.79 | It's thisclose to getting it right. But I don't get the big ears.
This is the kind of cartoon that seems as if he went with his first idea instead of refining it to the funniest joke.
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| #3 Posted on 19.4.06 0433.50 | Instant Rating: 2.29 | Heh, the reason the word "Vince" is written on his tie is because you'd have absolutely No Chance in Hell of being able to guess who he was by looking at him. Pretty freakin' awful if you ask me.
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| #4 Posted on 19.4.06 1344.09 | Instant Rating: 4.16 | The real genius of these cartoons is that they exist in a fantasy dreamworld not unlike that depicted in 1980s wrestling movies, where professional wrestling is perfectly legitimate competition. Take the earlier Mark Henry cartoon. If you ignore the racism, the most offensive thing about it is its message: Mark Henry is probably going to beat the Undertaker at Wrestlemania. I would be shocked if there was a wrestling fan over the age of 10 who thought there was any chance of that happening -- but in storyline terms, that's exactly what WWE wanted you to think: Uh-oh, the Undertaker is in serious danger from this big, scary black man. I don't even think WWE magazines run things like this anymore (do they? I haven't picked one up in years).
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| #5 Posted on 25.4.06 1151.36 | Instant Rating: 3.04 | Not to beat a dead horse, but ...
I don't know which is worse, that she spelled "Jamal" wrong or that she's (apparently) stealing ideas from old Calvin and Hobbes comics ...
  
| CRZ
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| #6 Posted on 25.4.06 1158.01 | Instant Rating: 8.94 | Originally posted by Alessandro
Not to beat a dead horse
I think we passed that point months ago. 1/2 ;-)
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| Deputy Marshall
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| #7 Posted on 25.4.06 1209.05 | Instant Rating: 5.61 | Originally posted by Alessandro
I don't know which is worse, that she spelled "Jamal" wrong or that she's (apparently) stealing ideas from old Calvin and Hobbes comics ...
I disagree. The worst part is that I was trying to figure out what the Hell "Wha...LA" is, and then I realized it's supposed to be "Voila."
Originally posted by CRZ
Originally posted by Alessandro
Not to beat a dead horse
I think we passed that point months ago. 1/2 ;-)
Yep.
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| #8 Posted on 25.4.06 1249.51 | Instant Rating: 5.12 | Originally posted by Deputy Marshall
Originally posted by Alessandro
I don't know which is worse, that she spelled "Jamal" wrong or that she's (apparently) stealing ideas from old Calvin and Hobbes comics ...
I disagree. The worst part is that I was trying to figure out what the Hell "Wha...LA" is, and then I realized it's supposed to be "Voila."
Oh my god. I think I just skipped over that part, or assumed it was just some inarticulate mumbling. That is bad.
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| #9 Posted on 25.4.06 1427.26 | Instant Rating: 3.04 | Originally posted by CRZ
Originally posted by Alessandro
Not to beat a dead horse
I think we passed that point months ago. 1/2 ;-)
Hey, I could've started an entirely new thread for this one ... now THAT would have been silly.
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