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Squid #179
(published May 27, 2004)

Notes from the Giant Squid: Diachronic Illustrative Diagrams; part the fourth of an ongoing or intermittent series

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Comic Strip Synopsis by Dave, PMjA Editor and Technologist: OK, so, in the first frame, Rob-As-Respresented-by-the-Little-Bearded-Troll-Dude is trying to wax philosophical at the predicament of being a comic strip character. In frame #2, Sang (as an injun) balks at this. Rob is confused by the balking, and the b alking turns out to be a wierd pun sorta thing viz. how Rob posed the question to begin with. Rob cuses out the Injun Sang, and we end with a portrait of a fish. I've gotta say, again, that the little-bearded-gnome-Rob really fucking cracks me the fuck up.

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