Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for March 09, 2015

  1. Painpain
    painedsmile  over 9 years ago

    I have Frog Applause cooties and I’m proud of it.

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  2. Painpain
    painedsmile  over 9 years ago

    Chucklesome. Now there’s a word you don’t run into every day.

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  3. Bren suit
    FLIGHT SUIT  over 9 years ago

    I don’t understand subscribing on GoComics anyway. If I’m following a strip, I simply take my browser to that strip’s page some time after 10:00PM each night when the new installments get uploaded.What is the usefulness of subscribing?

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  4. Bren suit
    FLIGHT SUIT  over 9 years ago

    I don’t even know how to subscribe. I made sure FA was added to “My Comics.” Does that mean I’ve subscribed?

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    Bill Thompson  over 9 years ago

    “Chucklesome”? Comics are no laughing matter! Just look at the typical GoComics offering.

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    Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr   over 9 years ago

    I chalk it all up to chuckleheads.

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  7. Sandboil
    sandboil  over 9 years ago

    I think the subscribing stuff is just a way for GoComics to gauge popularity. But it doesn’t seem fair, if you ask me. Some comics haven’t been here long and haven’t had time to build a following. Some comics may be very popular with a small group but not popular to a mainstream audience. Here are some subscriber examples:.Calvin & Hobbes 282,470Garfield 146,111Peanuts 131,634Nancy 22,689Dick Tracy 33,713Frog Applause 31,866New Adventures of Queen Victoria 12,645Perry Bible Fellowship 1,329Breaking Cat News 2,504Hipster Picnic 683.I personally don’t care how many other people are reading a comic. If I like, that’s all I care about. Teresa shouldn’t care either, IMHO.

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    FLIGHT SUIT  over 9 years ago

    Barticle has provided us with the following evidence that the US military takes the cootie bug very seriously. Please click to enlarge.

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    Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr   over 9 years ago

    I’ve had cooties since I was a kid….

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    painedsmile  over 9 years ago

    Um, sorry. I meant to reply to meh-thodology. Not you, flight suit.

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    kingdiamond69  over 9 years ago

    Sometimes quirky sometimes oddball sometimes stupid but I enjoy it good or bad.

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    Superfrog  over 9 years ago

    I’m just here for the torture.

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    Say What Now‽ Premium Member over 9 years ago

    Cooties are not a problem by me. I just bleach my screen after reading this strip.

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    Hugh B. Hayve  over 9 years ago

    I’m sure the GoComics Overlords have probably suggested that you add a cute recurring animal character which is standard. I always hear about this “subscriber” thing but I have no idea what it’s about, I’ve only been here about 7 or 8 years.

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    Brass Orchid Premium Member over 9 years ago

    In the 22nd century, cooties became the world staple for protein. Bred to great size, usually three to four feet in length, they provided an endless supply of leg meat.Due to an impaired ability to function in reality, and an overdeveloped sense of squeamishness, humans became incapable of killing food to eat. The cooties were able to painlessly detach limbs, which were very much like crab legs and quite tasty.Cootie farms became common. Since they live on human detritus, they were also an ideal solution to other problems. They could even ingest and utilize plastics.Until the Great Cootie Blight of 2,237, they seemed an ideal solution to both world hunger and the rising tide of garbage. Their sudden demise is usually considered the reason for the Great Collapse of 2,240, which returned humanity to savagery until the Reclamation of 2,274, where the few survivors rediscovered the ability to gather and hunt.There are many questions remaining about whether the prayers to return humanity to savagery or the prayers to return savagery to humanity were the source of the Cootie Blight. To be safe, all prayer was outlawed in 2,249.

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    The Old Wolf  over 9 years ago

    Longtime subscriber and unashamed. Here I get what I need to counter the true insanity that rages out there: bigotry, ignorance, hatred, exclusivity, conformism.

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    Mighty Phavahg  over 9 years ago

    just the opposite, Dear Watson. This has become one of my fav strips due to its unpredictability and self-examination.

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  18. Painpain
    painedsmile  over 9 years ago

    You’re right. I overreacted.

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    Oxnate  over 9 years ago

    Studies have shown that Peer-Pressure marketing is the most effective form of marketing.* Telling people that their neighbors are doing something makes them much more likely to do that thing. For example, the IRS rolled out e-filing many years ago now. Their marketing initially focused on the growth of e-filing year to year until they reached 50%, then they focused on ‘more than half’. -I don’t know if the reverse is true, but personally, I wouldn’t risk saying something like “subscriber numbers are dropping” again.-.*I’m pretty sure I read that in the Freakenomics books.

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    Superfrog  over 9 years ago

    Haha. I came for the torture but stayed for the Zappa. :)

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 9 years ago

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    itchybacon  over 9 years ago

    @HappyAre you implying that Teresa has horse-cooties?

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    Rotifer POLICE VIDEOS WERE SO OCTOBER Thalweg Premium Member over 9 years ago

    Query: Which is worse? Teresa’s cooties, or >>> Bill Hind’s cooties? <<<

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  24. Motherthalweg
    Mother Thalweg  over 9 years ago

    Dear Fellow Fans of Frog Applause:

    With all due respect, I think everyone is missing the larger point.

    Why wasn’t I asked for permission to use an image of the back of my bun in today’s strip? Arrogant disregard indeed.

    Sincerely,

    Rotifer’s Mother

    P.S. to MargueriteM – Written anything poorly lately?

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    Qiset  over 9 years ago

    I see where I can add it to my favorites or other such options but I’ve never seen where I can subscribe to this or any other comic. Does just viewing it make that happen?

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    CeeJay  over 9 years ago

    I just added Frog Applause last week.I hope I’m not a day late and a chuckle short. Do strips acually get cut from GoComics?

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    William Neal McPheeters  over 9 years ago

    Each of us is a “Frog Applause Army of One” … because we (each of us) march to a different drummer. - Make it so, Number One.

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  28. Sandboil
    sandboil  over 9 years ago

    GoComics doesn’t use the word “subscription” or “subscriber”, but I think this is what is being referred to here.

    How can I add or remove comics from My Comics Page?

    To change the selection of comics for your page, first log into GoComics.com with your username and password. Once your home screen loads, look on the left side of the screen and click the comics page you wish to edit. Next, click Edit this Comics Page to be taken to an edit screen. Simply check the boxes next to the comic(s) you want to add. To remove comics, check the box again. Be sure to scroll to the bottom and click Save Changes when you’re done.

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    6turtle9  over 9 years ago

    If you can’t find the cooties, you are the cooties.

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    6turtle9  over 9 years ago

    The “Wandering Melon” is a bit Frog Applause-esque today, in a B-side sort of way. Better sick the cooties on ’em. Wher is Vlad when you need him?

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  31. Skylark
    Skylark  over 9 years ago

    HUH? First thing, I read FA. I need that “fix” of insanity to start my day! It keeps me guessing all day! I think someone is just being factitious here!Get cut??? NEVER!!

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    Zelmarific  over 9 years ago

    We’ve simply lost the herd immunity that we once had. Now we have to get our cooties from the comic strips. I don’t see any way around it. If I lost my cooties, I might be unhappy, so it’s important that I subscribe to Frog Applause and read it EVERY SINGLE DAY. THE WORLD NEEDS MORE ARROGANT DISREGARD! THE WORLD NEEDS MORE TERESA!

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 9 years ago

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 9 years ago

    Bags hold good things.

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    Brass Orchid Premium Member over 9 years ago

    If I had known that this was the sort of place that had standards, I would have brought enough money for pie and coffee.

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    Sisyphos  over 9 years ago

    Chucklesomeness=puns=people’s favorites.Sounds more like Pearls Before Swine, that comic strip by Cartoon Boy, which I also like and (apparently) to which I also subscribe.The appeal of Frog Applause has never resided in humor [not all comic strips are or should be humorous!], however. Rather, the appeal of FA is to the intellect, to the sense of the off-beat, to the macabre, outré, mordant, and forbidden.

    Hmmm. Maybe Teresa needs to wear a paper bag over her head; though in today’s depicted appearance before the High Court of the Inquisition she goes boldly bagless! Bless her brave heart!

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    Fangirl  over 9 years ago

    @painedsmile

    No apology needed, I think. As for me, I’m now older and wiser.

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 9 years ago

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    margueritem  over 9 years ago

    (Waves hand wildly in the air) OOO ME! ME! PICK ME!

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    itchybacon  over 9 years ago

    What I like about the frog applause page, is that it’s not a cliquey group of commenters with inside jokes and that makes others feel left out. Everybody is welcome on the Frog Applause page and they are treated like they’ve always been here. I’ve been on a couple of pages where the regulars talk only to each other and ignore new people, even when you try to be friendly or say something clever. When I started coming to Frog Applause a few years ago, I felt at home right away. Nobody is stuck-up here. Plus, the strip and blog had lots of material to talk about. Some of the people here I don’t know, but it looks like a fun crowd. Any other old wrinkled men here, other than skylark with said he was 80 (a little older than me)..I wonder what Teresa’s demographic is. It appears to be older men, a few women. Maybe older people have more leisure time to spend here. I don’t know. Since many of us have anonymous identities, would anyone care to share their age? At least their decade. I’m in my mid-70s.

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    edcrimmins  over 9 years ago

    “Woof!” Frog Applause is just fine.

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    margueritem  over 9 years ago

    Mother Thalweg , how good to see your smiling face! No, I haven’t written anything poorly or even goodly lately.

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    itchybacon  over 9 years ago

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    Jkiss  over 9 years ago

    Who wants chuckelsomeness when we get greatness bestowed upon us by the All Powerful Teresa. And manual? Teresa needs no stinking manual. She’s not building a ferret table, she’s offering little slices of sanity on pretty china plates here. Or insanity on decorated paper plates but either way, I’m here for the cake..itchybacon They are a warm and zany bunch aren’t they. I’m in my mid 40’s. Busy wife and mom who comes to the funny pages to try and get back a bit of sanity from my day.

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