Chernobog3
Chernobog3 t1_j095aoh wrote
Reply to Studying Together! by maxt0r
"Are you still on problem seven? I finished this page five minutes ago, human."
Chernobog3 t1_itoe6vw wrote
Reply to comment by johnmflores in Who remembers the Star Ledger comics? by johnmflores
You're not wrong. I have no idea why I liked Andy Capp. He was an aggressive alcoholic loser, but there was something distinctive about his life. He wasn't this goody two shoes comic character like a lot of the others in the papers. He was basically a lowbrow drunk around town with no future. Very hard contrast to Hi and Lois or Family Circle. Hot Fries are amazing though.
Dagwood's giant sandwich obsession aside, he's incredibly whiny, lazy, and prone to temper tantrums for a man with such a comfortable life and a decent family. I never felt bad when Mr Dithers used to boot him in the ass.
Chernobog3 t1_itocemh wrote
Reply to comment by SophsterSophistry in Who remembers the Star Ledger comics? by johnmflores
To this day I have a serious weakness for Andy Capp Hot Fries. They're so good.
Chernobog3 t1_ito5q3t wrote
Reply to Who remembers the Star Ledger comics? by johnmflores
Definitely. Hagar the Horrible, Calvin and Hobbes, Peanuts, Beetle Bailey, and strangely enough, Andy Capp grew on me. And back in the Sunday editions of the 80s, Marvin.
In concept, I liked the Blondie comic too, but her husband Dagwood was insufferable and comic was pretty Steve Urkele'd in his favor.
Chernobog3 t1_je3ds4k wrote
Reply to comment by ZenKoko in Replaying some Vampire The Masquerade: Redemption! Miss the late 90s/early 2000s point-and-click RPG games... by dccs120
If I recall, you want to keep your eye out later in the game for some hidden vault that contains the frost magic thaumaturgy. I remember the final boss being a pain in the ass without it.