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1. almost 3 years ago on Drabble

   A very old storyline had Drabble lose his gut. More than 10 years ago.

2. over 6 years ago on Peanuts

   The original audience would have been aware of the reference. See The Mamas & The Papas – Dancing In The Street (HQ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2MTbbPotwo

3. over 8 years ago on Bloom County 2019

   Is Bill Watterson the guest artist today?

4. almost 11 years ago on Peanuts

   Thanks for the tip. I knew not of Pibgorn but like what I see.

5. over 11 years ago on Pickles

   earl needs one of these http://bagsnaggers.com/

6. almost 12 years ago on Pickles

   It is ambitious for Earl to even say that.

7. almost 12 years ago on Dilbert Classics

   I just noticed that this is Dilbert classic. I think I prefer the new dilbert at http://www.dilbert.com . It works better when I bring it up in conversation. Also this classic stuff has been been a two man show lately.Has he been layed off or is this classic set filtered for no office scenes?

8. over 12 years ago on Peanuts

   Father, Son, Holy GhostWhoever eats the fastest gets the mostAmen

9. almost 13 years ago on Peanuts

   I had to know what “Pieces of Eight” referred to since i can’t see a Styx Shultz connection. From Annotations to The Complete Peanuts: 1963 – 1964 (vol. 7) by Charles M. Schulz "(December 19, 1964) 2nd panel. Parrots do indeed make a squawking sound, and some can be taught to “talk.” One parrot cliché is that they are the companions of pirates. In Robert Louis Stevenson’s (1850 – 1894) 1883 novel Treasure Island, Long John Silver’s parrot squawks “Pieces of eight,” a reference to the Spanish currency during the heyday of pirates (17th and 18th centuries) that was worth eight reales. "

10. about 13 years ago on Pearls Before Swine

    excellent