YACC CROP IMP or "What? No, I mean it. What?" - Page 6

MasterOfMagic · 04-06-2006, 09:29 PM

And indeed it was.

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Originally Posted by DFM

Stop flamin' da comic, prep! >:O

All I said was that it required your full attention! Whether or not it still came out in some horribly mutated fashion was up to your own brain.

So, you don't like your own comic!? For shame.

Mondt · 04-06-2006, 09:36 PM

OK, dare I ask what YACC CROP IMP is? Or am I going to be called horribly ignorant for this?

Lucis · 04-06-2006, 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by DFM

Sigmund Freud

Oh, him? I always preferred Carl Jung, myself. Freud's got his cool points though.

No real answer? That's OK. Some questions can't be answered, and your joke rocked, as far as I'm concerned.

DFM · 04-06-2006, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by sk3L3t0n

OK, dare I ask what YACC CROP IMP is? Or am I going to be called horribly ignorant for this?

I'll give you a hint and say it's not something you just have to know.

Here's some new episodes.

Lucis · 04-06-2006, 10:49 PM

The little girl playing with Sally needs to learn that if you suspect a poltergeist, leave it the hell alone. Seriously, your best bet when dealing with an object that seems to move of its own accord when it shouldn't be capable of it, is to not touch or look at it; just call an exorcist and walk away. Unfortunately, she's now seen the empty, bleeding sockets of ultra-disturbingness, and if horror movies have taught me anything, that means she's as good as dead. Oh well, here's hoping her karma was good prior to death.

I guess it's a necessary evil - if everyone who encountered disturbing spirits, psychotic people, and ancient evil relics used common sense in how they reacted, we wouldn't have much of a horror movie, would we?

POS Industries · 04-07-2006, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by DFM

Fuck, I am stealing this so hard. Thanks, POS!

Happy to be of service! And I'm so stealing that panel of Sally for my avatar later on.

EDIT: I made a new normal banner-sized banner. Smaller, more compact, for all your day-to-day advertising needs!

The Wandering God · 04-07-2006, 07:01 PM

This reminds me of nothing so much as PBF.

And that's a compliment, by the way. If you hate that strip for some reason... Well I doubt you hate it. Then again, stranger things have happened.

Like tuna.

The Wandering God

Jared Todd · 04-07-2006, 09:09 PM

This comic is much, much more funny. DFM is awesome. Much like some people I know. ... what? Don't look at me!

MasterOfMagic · 04-07-2006, 09:31 PM

Says the man with a pbf avatar. You really like this comic better?

Show it. :|

Fifthfiend · 04-07-2006, 09:47 PM

PBF actually has sort of an underlying comedic logic and theme to it. A lot of it is just contrasting the innocent with the profane and the sincere and serious with the silly, or to put it another way, it takes the fantasy of a world in which we all to one extent or another want to believe and imposes on that world the rules of our own harsh reality.

YACC CROP IMP is just... I'm not saying there's not some sort of underlying rhyme or reason, I'm just saying whenever I try to figure out what that reason is, my fucking eyes start bleeding.

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Fifthfiend for all seasons Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 19,409	PBF actually has sort of an underlying comedic logic and theme to it. A lot of it is just contrasting the innocent with the profane and the sincere and serious with the silly, or to put it another way, it takes the fantasy of a world in which we all to one extent or another want to believe and imposes on that world the rules of our own harsh reality. YACC CROP IMP is just... I'm not saying there's not some sort of underlying rhyme or reason, I'm just saying whenever I try to figure out what that reason is, my fucking eyes start bleeding. __________________ check out my buttspresso Last edited by Fifthfiend; 04-07-2006 at 09:50 PM.

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04-06-2006, 10:49 PM	#55
Lucis Shyguy Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 164	The little girl playing with Sally needs to learn that if you suspect a poltergeist, leave it the hell alone. Seriously, your best bet when dealing with an object that seems to move of its own accord when it shouldn't be capable of it, is to not touch or look at it; just call an exorcist and walk away. Unfortunately, she's now seen the empty, bleeding sockets of ultra-disturbingness, and if horror movies have taught me anything, that means she's as good as dead. Oh well, here's hoping her karma was good prior to death. I guess it's a necessary evil - if everyone who encountered disturbing spirits, psychotic people, and ancient evil relics used common sense in how they reacted, we wouldn't have much of a horror movie, would we?

04-07-2006, 07:01 PM	#57
The Wandering God THE SUPREME COURT DID WHAT? Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Arkansas (for now) Posts: 1,477	This reminds me of nothing so much as PBF. And that's a compliment, by the way. If you hate that strip for some reason... Well I doubt you hate it. Then again, stranger things have happened. Like tuna. The Wandering God

04-07-2006, 09:31 PM	#59
MasterOfMagic ahahah Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 3,456	Says the man with a pbf avatar. You really like this comic better? Show it. :\|