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In Internet Explorer 7 and Opera, h1-h5 convert lowercase letters to uppercase. In Mozilla Firefox, only h3 and h5 convert lowercase letters to uppercase. So, I guess Mozilla users who use h1, h2, or h4 will be inadvertently shouting in all caps at non-Mozilla users, without knowing it.
Internet Explorer 7 isnât working properly with the new GoComics on my computer, so Iâve been using Mozilla or Opera. I tried Internet Explorer 8 on another computer, and the new GoComics worked fine. Both computers were running Windows XP.
Hi david42. I tried the Peanuts archives, and most of it seems to be there, but only for the original years from 1950 through the beginning of 2000. The reruns from 2000-2011 are missing and I get the error message, except for the past few months after GoComics took over the strip. Also, I canât get the archives to zoom, again except for the past few months after GoComics took over. I did notice a software bug: When I go all the way back to the very first month, none of the days are highlighted and it doesnât work, unless I step forward one month and then back to the first month again.
I wonder if Calvinâs aim with the slingshot is as bad as it becomes with snowballs and rotten apples. I donât think Iâve seen him much with a slingshot as the strip grows up. Probably a good idea; a slingshot can be deadly.
âŠpay me insurance, before I hurt you; huh, canât tell if Calvinâs working for the mob, or the governmentâŠactually, thinking about it, he must be working for the government â in the mob, itâs pay me insurance or else Iâll hurt youâŠitâs the government that doesnât give you an option on the insurance or the hurtâŠ
I still need help, HobbesâŠâŠwhen i DO get into a comic page, I get an old pageâŠâŠ.and then I have to use the arrows to get to the current comic. That has changed on a few comics, but just now I tried to get to BirdBrains, and it came up with May 11thâs cartoon, not todayâs.Any ideas?
Hey Hobbes, I wanted to look at the note you gave us the other day with all the shortcuts for posting, and the Recent Comments section of your profile is JACKED UP! Check it out.
My goodness, people, all this tech talk about special ways to post! Just type your message in using proper spelling, punctuation and grammar and be done with it already!!
oh, I knew what happened and why, but wanted to let you know since you seem to be on top of all the changes and bugs. If you are collecting and compiling a list of necessary fixes i wanted to make sure you added it to the list. Hopefully it will make itâs way to the right people and get taken care of.
Dallas1701D: Looks like a software bug on the ârecent commentsâ page. The h1 code, changing to large font in one of my recent comments, changed the rest of the ârecent commentsâ page to large font.
davidf42: If you canât see the archives, maybe try deleting your internet browsing history/cache and cookies. If that doesnât work, try updating your browser to the latest version. If that doesnât work, try other browsers. If that doesnât work, try it on someone elseâs computer to make sure it isnât some problem just with your account. Iâm a paying subscriber â canât tell whether you are, since the goofy âGeniusâ label is now gone. Maybe non-paying subscribers have less access to archives? You asked about the Annie archives. I checked some Annie comics at random from over the past 10 years, and a whole lot of them are missing.
Two thoughts:âWhen the Piranhas left school they were called up but were found by an Army Board to be too unstable even for National Service. Denied the opportunity to use their talents in the service of their country, they began to operate what they called âThe Operationâ. They would select a victim and then threaten to beat him up if he paid the so-called protection money. Four months later they started another operation which the called âThe Other Operationâ. In this racket they selected another victim and threatened not to beat him up if he didnât pay them. One month later they hit upon âThe Other Other Operationâ. In this the victim was threatened that if he didnât pay them, they would beat him up. This for the Piranha brothers was the turning point.â.and.The âArmy Protection Racketâ (similar, in its own way).
Colonel: Good morning gentlemen. Now what can I do for you?Luigi: (Michael Palin) (looking round office casually) Youâve⊠youâve got a nice army base here, Colonel.Colonel: Yes.Luigi: We wouldnât want anything to happen to it.Colonel: What?Dino: No, what my brother means is it would be a shame if⊠(he knocks something off mantel)Colonel: Oh.Dino: Oh sorry, Colonel.Colonel: Well donât worry about thatâŠ.Luigi: Explain it to the Colonel, Dino.Dino: How many tanks you got, Colonel?Colonel: About five hundred altogether.Luigi: Five hundred, eh?Dino: You ought to be careful, Colonel.Colonel: We are careful, extremely careful.Dino: âCos things break, donât they?Colonel: Break?Luigi: Well everything breaks, donât it Colonel. (he breaks something on desk) Oh dear.Dino: Oh see my brotherâs clumsy Colonel, and when he gets unhappy he breaks things. Like say, he donât feel the armyâs playing fair by him, he may start breaking things, Colonel.Colonel: What is all this about?Luigi: How many men you got here, Colonel?Colonel: Oh, er⊠seven thousand infantry, six hundred artillery, and er, two divisions of paratroops.Luigi: Paratroops, Dino.Dino: Be a shame if someone was to set fire to them.Colonel: Set fire to them?Luigi: Fires happen, Colonel.Dino: Things burn.Colonel: Look, what is all this about?Dino: My brother and I have got a little proposition for you Colonel.Luigi: Could save you a lot of bother.Dino: I mean youâre doing all right here arenât you, Colonel?Luigi: Well suppose some of your tanks was to get broken and troops started getting lost, er, fights started breaking out during general inspection, like.Dino: It wouldnât be good for business would it, Colonel? âŠ
margueritem almost 14 years ago
Because heâll damage you if you donâtâŠ
pouncingtiger almost 14 years ago
Ask a stupid question . . . . .
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
OK, letâs test inserting a Web link. Here is a parallel Peanuts strip for today:Peanuts: March 14, 1958Thanks for the HTML help yesterday.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Now letâs test inserting a picture:
COWBOY7 almost 14 years ago
Youâre going to need a bondsman, Calvin!Gâmorning, Grog, Mike & Marg!
COWBOY7 almost 14 years ago
h1
is the biggest.Yukoner almost 14 years ago
Calvin as the Don, running his âinsuranceâ shakedown racket.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
whims almost 14 years ago
Insurance? Isnât that âprotectionâ?
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Use /h1 between < and >, after the words in h1 font, to return to normal font:
h1 font normal fontGROG Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Having Moe around could be the perfect insurance for Suzie.
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Good Morning, Marg, Mike & â Lonewolfâ !
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
In Internet Explorer 7 and Opera, h1-h5 convert lowercase letters to uppercase. In Mozilla Firefox, only h3 and h5 convert lowercase letters to uppercase. So, I guess Mozilla users who use h1, h2, or h4 will be inadvertently shouting in all caps at non-Mozilla users, without knowing it.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Internet Explorer 7 isnât working properly with the new GoComics on my computer, so Iâve been using Mozilla or Opera. I tried Internet Explorer 8 on another computer, and the new GoComics worked fine. Both computers were running Windows XP.
sentient_today almost 14 years ago
hmmm⊠This strip seems familiar
davidf42 almost 14 years ago
Hobbes â can you advise me in getting into the archives? Every time I try I get the message â This comic is unavailable.
cats32 almost 14 years ago
uloma98 almost 14 years ago
Health Insurance!⊠you really canât get around Calvin.. can you?
jonathan.james almost 14 years ago
I should have thought Susie would be smarter than âinsultingâ Calvin, even at this early stage, and then walking away unguarded.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Hi david42. I tried the Peanuts archives, and most of it seems to be there, but only for the original years from 1950 through the beginning of 2000. The reruns from 2000-2011 are missing and I get the error message, except for the past few months after GoComics took over the strip. Also, I canât get the archives to zoom, again except for the past few months after GoComics took over. I did notice a software bug: When I go all the way back to the very first month, none of the days are highlighted and it doesnât work, unless I step forward one month and then back to the first month again.
COWBOY7 almost 14 years ago
Thatâs the same way I get the Peanuts strip, Hobbes.
Destiny23 almost 14 years ago
Watch out, Calvin, or the Mafia will be coming after you for using their idea! Then youâll be the one in need of insuranceâŠ
dimeadance almost 14 years ago
By Jove Hobbes, I think youâve got it! Now will you dance all night??
kab2rb almost 14 years ago
Hello all I had a frustrated time with GC. I had to change way I got in.
I have missed a lot of the comments due to page too long. GC must have made more improvements because I today hit refresh list and comments extended.kab2rb almost 14 years ago
Sorry all I didnât mean to yell loudly.
kab2rb almost 14 years ago
kab2rb almost 14 years ago
kab2rb almost 14 years ago
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this had better be a great 13thDallas1701D almost 14 years ago
All this tech talk makes me want to peg somebody with a slingshot. Hope you all have insurance. Now where could you get thatâŠâŠâŠâŠ.
davidf42 almost 14 years ago
Hobbes, thatâs wierd because it doesnât work for me.
Puddleglum2 almost 14 years ago
âŠshades of David and Goliath! Okay, thatâs stretching it.
dsom8 almost 14 years ago
I wonder if Calvinâs aim with the slingshot is as bad as it becomes with snowballs and rotten apples. I donât think Iâve seen him much with a slingshot as the strip grows up. Probably a good idea; a slingshot can be deadly.
@Hobbes: Glad the HTML help did.
kab2rb almost 14 years ago
Calvin are you becoming a mobster wanting protection insurance from yourself.
jadoo823 almost 14 years ago
âŠpay me insurance, before I hurt you; huh, canât tell if Calvinâs working for the mob, or the governmentâŠactually, thinking about it, he must be working for the government â in the mob, itâs pay me insurance or else Iâll hurt youâŠitâs the government that doesnât give you an option on the insurance or the hurtâŠ
coffeeturtle almost 14 years ago
how to become a racketeering mobster 101 :-p
coffeeturtle almost 14 years ago
Racketeering Mobster 101
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 14 years ago
What happened to Kab and cats comments in those two places?
I donât know, 50 cents is a pretty good deal on insurance, donât you think? :-D
MontanaLady almost 14 years ago
I still need help, HobbesâŠâŠwhen i DO get into a comic page, I get an old pageâŠâŠ.and then I have to use the arrows to get to the current comic. That has changed on a few comics, but just now I tried to get to BirdBrains, and it came up with May 11thâs cartoon, not todayâs.Any ideas?
Dallas1701D almost 14 years ago
This younger Suzie is mean. No wonder Calvin doesnât like her in later stripsâŠ.
Dallas1701D almost 14 years ago
Hey Hobbes, I wanted to look at the note you gave us the other day with all the shortcuts for posting, and the Recent Comments section of your profile is JACKED UP! Check it out.
chovil almost 14 years ago
I think you people are missing the point of the strip. Insurance for a life, or an afterlife.
cosman almost 14 years ago
Gotti would be proud..
wellhoney almost 14 years ago
Correct me if Iâm wrong but I could swear these are NOT Bill Wattersonâs drawings. Doesnât look like the Calvin we know.
dahawk almost 14 years ago
My goodness, people, all this tech talk about special ways to post! Just type your message in using proper spelling, punctuation and grammar and be done with it already!!
Mister-Edd almost 14 years ago
You should contact the creator of this page to help him keep it up-to-date.
The Unofficial GoComics Style Guidehttp://home.comcast.net/~ccdesan/Pibgorn/StyleGuide.html
Dallas1701D almost 14 years ago
oh, I knew what happened and why, but wanted to let you know since you seem to be on top of all the changes and bugs. If you are collecting and compiling a list of necessary fixes i wanted to make sure you added it to the list. Hopefully it will make itâs way to the right people and get taken care of.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Dallas1701D: Looks like a software bug on the ârecent commentsâ page. The h1 code, changing to large font in one of my recent comments, changed the rest of the ârecent commentsâ page to large font.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 14 years ago
davidf42: If you canât see the archives, maybe try deleting your internet browsing history/cache and cookies. If that doesnât work, try updating your browser to the latest version. If that doesnât work, try other browsers. If that doesnât work, try it on someone elseâs computer to make sure it isnât some problem just with your account. Iâm a paying subscriber â canât tell whether you are, since the goofy âGeniusâ label is now gone. Maybe non-paying subscribers have less access to archives? You asked about the Annie archives. I checked some Annie comics at random from over the past 10 years, and a whole lot of them are missing.
Dallas1701D almost 14 years ago
aside from Sandy, would anyone really miss Annie? ⊠LOL/JK
dsom8 almost 14 years ago
@wellhoney: These are some of Wattersonâs earliest strips.
LeStats almost 14 years ago
Calvin âScarfaceâ CaponeâŠ
Mythreesons almost 14 years ago
Mythreesons almost 14 years ago
You didnât say you had to hit âSubmitâ before anything happened! Sorry for the loud voice!
Dallas1701D almost 14 years ago
LOL
bmonk almost 14 years ago
Two thoughts:âWhen the Piranhas left school they were called up but were found by an Army Board to be too unstable even for National Service. Denied the opportunity to use their talents in the service of their country, they began to operate what they called âThe Operationâ. They would select a victim and then threaten to beat him up if he paid the so-called protection money. Four months later they started another operation which the called âThe Other Operationâ. In this racket they selected another victim and threatened not to beat him up if he didnât pay them. One month later they hit upon âThe Other Other Operationâ. In this the victim was threatened that if he didnât pay them, they would beat him up. This for the Piranha brothers was the turning point.â.and.The âArmy Protection Racketâ (similar, in its own way).
bmonk almost 14 years ago
Colonel: Good morning gentlemen. Now what can I do for you?Luigi: (Michael Palin) (looking round office casually) Youâve⊠youâve got a nice army base here, Colonel.Colonel: Yes.Luigi: We wouldnât want anything to happen to it.Colonel: What?Dino: No, what my brother means is it would be a shame if⊠(he knocks something off mantel)Colonel: Oh.Dino: Oh sorry, Colonel.Colonel: Well donât worry about thatâŠ.Luigi: Explain it to the Colonel, Dino.Dino: How many tanks you got, Colonel?Colonel: About five hundred altogether.Luigi: Five hundred, eh?Dino: You ought to be careful, Colonel.Colonel: We are careful, extremely careful.Dino: âCos things break, donât they?Colonel: Break?Luigi: Well everything breaks, donât it Colonel. (he breaks something on desk) Oh dear.Dino: Oh see my brotherâs clumsy Colonel, and when he gets unhappy he breaks things. Like say, he donât feel the armyâs playing fair by him, he may start breaking things, Colonel.Colonel: What is all this about?Luigi: How many men you got here, Colonel?Colonel: Oh, er⊠seven thousand infantry, six hundred artillery, and er, two divisions of paratroops.Luigi: Paratroops, Dino.Dino: Be a shame if someone was to set fire to them.Colonel: Set fire to them?Luigi: Fires happen, Colonel.Dino: Things burn.Colonel: Look, what is all this about?Dino: My brother and I have got a little proposition for you Colonel.Luigi: Could save you a lot of bother.Dino: I mean youâre doing all right here arenât you, Colonel?Luigi: Well suppose some of your tanks was to get broken and troops started getting lost, er, fights started breaking out during general inspection, like.Dino: It wouldnât be good for business would it, Colonel? âŠ
lin4869 almost 14 years ago
LOL! (Thanks for the link, etc., Hobbes.
mrprongs almost 14 years ago
In all fairness, itâs protection, not insurance.
Frogman_tg almost 14 years ago
At last â C&H is *Back!*, I havenât be able to read the strip for two days now. Thanx for allt the tips!
cats32 almost 14 years ago
h1
cats32 almost 14 years ago
cats32 almost 14 years ago
hihigirl almost 14 years ago
Does Calvin even have the money? I donât doubt it⊠you know his nature.