Looks Good on Paper by Dan Collins for February 13, 2021

That last inscription on the statute should raise some eyebrows, seeing that this site is “child-friendly!!”

:-O

Yes, filthy words should be kept out of the comics!!

A true American.

A true believer in free speech. Fought to defend it to the point of literally risking his life.

You forgot Porn King , Exploiter of Women

First Amendment rights: Gotta love ’em!

And he didn’t back down from anything. I gotta say though, this comic is very inappropriate because of the language.

always looked forward to A_ _hole of the month – and the fact that he was friends with Jerry Falwell

I see from the clothing, not to mention the flying car, that it is going to take a while for his greatness to be recognized.

Flint published quite a bit of Dan’s early work, didn’t he?

For those of you language Puritans reading this in shock and horror … When the ex-President of the United States can nationally claim his fondness for groping women’s vaginas in the crudest terms, and claim that his incitement to insurrection and riot was legally within his First Amendment Rights, then reacting to one common street word seems, to me, to be a bit hypocritical.

2021…. ain’t nothin to get riled up about

All you people aghast at the words, and concerned about all the little children… Do you really think kids today use this site. It’s all people way past that point in life.

Dan, thanks for pointing out, in a subtle way, the fight for the First Amendment.

Perfect.

1. a despicable or very unpleasant person or thing.

2. a person or thing of a specified kind, especially one that is formidable, remarkable, or impressive in some way.

Kids will all know this word sooner or later-a good time to teach them when it is appropriate or not to use it. This is appropriate.

BRILLIANT!!!! RIP Mr Flynt

What’s the big deal? You can hardly watch any movie these days where the ‘dialogue’ is more than that word, over and over.

Maybe twenty years ago, 60 Minutes did a piece on him flying to Las Vegas to play poker. His budget for the weekend would be $1,000,000. If was down by half of that, he’d switch casinos.

What’s that about the Can-Sell culture?

Lots of complaints (and defenders). But if Dan had replaced a couple of those letters with asterisks, everything would have been OK with the would-be censors… right?

Just finished watching Blazing Saddles, wonder how many young people today would get their knickers in a twist over some of the language in that film.

I used to work for the distributor of Flynt’s publications, and we’d get free samples (note: we got free samples from the publishers of all the magazines we distributed). One of my prized possessions is a special he published, highlighting the hypocrisy of various Republicans (in the days when they branded themselves as the party of family values) who were caught in affairs or other sex scandals.

The thing at the upper left hand corner could be mistaken for a missile about to hit something in the city.

You nailed it Dan.