Funny stuff, I got to say.


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Ah, I'd read the funnies in the paper more often if it had more stuff like this.

lol

Ha, that made my day!

That's actually a great representation of my childhood in the 80s. Every summer at me grandmother's my cousins and I pretended we were a new generation descended from our characters the year before, drawing maps of the 8 acre pasture and using trash can lids as shields.

Whats killer is this was drawn in 1977. Computers can do fun things.

I wonder if gary larson is a fan while we're at it?

Love it

doesn't Larson have a "Mammoth" comic where two cave man kill a mammoth by pegging it near the tail with a single arrow and then one goes "Maybe we should write that spot down some where"

Ahem, the "spot" is actually the family jewels. Good place to aim for though.

ah you know the comic :/ you wouldnt happen to know what to search for on google for that specific comic would you ?

Found it http://www.ridgehead.com/blog/image.axd?picture=2009%2F11%2FFarSide+Knowledge.png

Awesome

While it is really funny, I would suggest that whoever made it be careful when using copyrighted material. If Bill Keane ever found out, he might not be as amused.

Hahah, brilliant!

While I do agree in principal, as copyrights are serious business, this sort of thing has been done for years, usually tongue-in-cheek. I've seen some that are good, like making Peanuts actually funny (much like Family Circus). It's when it's done for profit that clearly it oversteps the line. For example, the stupid car decals of Calvin (of Calvin and Hobbes). As Bill Watterston wryly commented, "I clearly miscalculated how popular it would be to show Calvin urinating on a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Motor_Company logo."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvin_and_Hobbes#cite_note-amiv-18