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Comic strip a conspiracy myth

The latest Chinese Moon Hoax Landings gave me an idea:

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Hey nice, first new strip in 5 months.

Who are the hedgehog (?) and rabbit? Are they recurring characters?
 
The white sheep of the family, Rules Lawyer Kitty. Is NWO Kitty going to go all freeman-on-the-land on him at some point? :D
 
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turingtest said:
Well, the really magical thing about the NWO is that it can include anybody; there's no upside to specifying someone like the CIA, where you might be asked to provide evidence for their involvement, when you can always fall back on a fuzzy NWO for which no evidence is possible just because of the imprecision of it.
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The NWO is more than a comic's musings

Ah life in your comic strip world.

The NWO is an acronym for those who actually do wield real world power.

Electing a black sheep possibly does far more to shake up that 'entitled' group than electing the first white ewe.
 
Myriad said:
Just how ineffectual do you think TWADWRWPBNETSACUSE are? And why should anyone be worried about them if they are that ineffectual?


ETA: It's pronounced "Twad-whirr-whup-buh-nets-accuse"
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I think even NSA Kitty would balk at that acronym!
 
This thread is about comic strips. Discussion of underlying topics doesn't belong here and usually is already (and better) covered in other threads. Political discussions are a violation of Rule 11. Continued off-topic posting may invite greater mod action. Thank you.
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Hellbound said:
You should have made the first figure a scarecrow. Would've been more fitting.
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For that matter it could have also been a troll but between the definition of an atheist threads and the Stephen Hawking threads I think I have got it about right.

Anyhow, it was more about experimenting with the comic strip generator than starting a discussion.
 
arthwollipot said:
I used to love this thread, back in the day.
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I just today learned about Flashpoint, an attempt to archive functional versions of all the old Flash games that don't work anymore. The guest version of Strip Generator is included! So I don't have all the tools I used to have, but I've got enough. You also have to use a screen capture and a hosting site to send out the comics, but if this gets posted, it means that works!


https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/

It seems I will have to work on the sizing, though...
 
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Horatius said:
I just today learned about Flashpoint, an attempt to archive functional versions of all the old Flash games that don't work anymore. The guest version of Strip Generator is included! So I don't have all the tools I used to have, but I've got enough. You also have to use a screen capture and a hosting site to send out the comics, but if this gets posted, it means that works!

It seems I will have to work on the sizing, though...
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It lives!!! :thumbsup::D
 
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