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Achewood => Achewood => Topic started by: FeeReep on October 08, 2003, 10:57:52 am
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Other than the fact that I think Onstad should have definitely gone with the alt text, very funny strip today.
I wonder how the "hep cats" are enjoying this display of hardcore showmanship? And what of Pat? WHAT OF PAT?
Can't wait to find out the answers to these questions and many more.
Strip (http://www.achewood.com/index.php?date=10082003).
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I bet they sound kinda like The Godz (http://www.furious.com/perfect/godz.html). With keyboards.
Just a hunch.
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Utter Nitpicky Comic-Book-Guy Moment: I thought Philippe was six? I know that he was five in the Shove It, Philippe! strip (http://www.achewood.com/index.php?date=05012002), but that was over a year ago, and I could swear I've seen him alluded to as being six a few other places.
Glorious strip, though. all layin' down thick bass steaks
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I don't think the characters ever age. Like Calvin and Hobbes, or the Simpsons.
Heck, there was even a Simpson's Birthday episode where Bart turned ten. Again.
Funny stuff, though. What I don't know is if Onstad is poking fun at the usual Rock Posturing and Performance or if he's just a dork and doesn't know any better.
Either way, it brings on the funny, although I have to admit not actually laughing at today's strip like I did yesterday's.
But I only tend to laugh out loud maybe once every three months at a strip.
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I haven't had too many laugh-out-louds lately. These are quality strips nonetheless.
I love how Phillipe is sticking with the Batman shirt.
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Heck, there was even a Simpson's Birthday episode where Bart turned ten. Again.
Lisa has turned eight 3 times.
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I loved the "maybe play that note again a bit later" line. Reminds me of my drummer making the same kind of comments when we write together.
And boy does Onstad get some good acid by the sounds of it!
Though a living sandwich is good enough.
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Funny stuff, though. What I don't know is if Onstad is poking fun at the usual Rock Posturing and Performance or if he's just a dork and doesn't know any better.
Reminds me of that revenge of the nerds sequel.
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Have you guys seen "American Splendor" - cause' you're totally freakin' me out with the "Revenge of the Nerds" talk!
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You know, this whole thing with Beef as rock band leader doesn't sit right with me. I know he's come a long way since his "Did you know I want to kill myself" days, but I still think he's way too introverted to jump up on stage and get the crowd going. (Unless Mingus got him stoned first.)
Of course, if I'm going to quibble, I could argue that there's no way Philippe can play the damn drums. It's just a comic strip, after all.
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You know, this whole thing with Beef as rock band leader doesn't sit right with me. I know he's come a long way since his "Did you know I want to kill myself" days, but I still think he's way too introverted to jump up on stage and get the crowd going. (Unless Mingus got him stoned first.)
Of course, if I'm going to quibble, I could argue that there's no way Philippe can play the damn drums. It's just a comic strip, after all.
I think Beef's in persona mode, like with Notorious L.I.N.C.O.L.N. Since he's not Beef he can be more outgoing. Much like HS drama departments are generally made up of extreme introverts who get all crazy on stage.
I don't think Philippe can play either, hence Beef telling him to hit all the drums and just have a good time. It's the Animal school of drumming.
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Reminds me of that revenge of the nerds sequel.
Beef's band like totally needs that guy with the big hair spikes and the electric violin.
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That would be Timothy Busfield. The guy from 30 Something.
I think we covered this ground a few posts back...
http://achewood.plagiarist.com/viewtopic.php?t=367
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Yeah, Revenge of the Nerds 2: Nerds in Paradise is a frightfully common topic here.
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I think Beef's in persona mode, like with Notorious L.I.N.C.O.L.N. Since he's not Beef he can be more outgoing.
Yeah, we are definitely talking about persona-Beef here. Beef seems to be able to be assertive and extroverted when he's shielded from consequences -- not just when he's in a persona (L.I.N.C.O.L.N. or the Animalicious frontman) but also in situations like his rocket theft and trip to the moon, when the others can't possibly punish him for being "transgressive."
This is why I like Beef; there's always some interesting stuff going on below the surface. Even if that means becoming Devo.
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This is why I like Beef; there's always some interesting stuff going on below the surface. Even if that means becoming Devo.
I think actually becoming Devo is beyond the powers of even Roast Beef. He's merely Devo-esque
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Well, okay, Devoesque. (Devosque?)
And no, of course it's not a negative. Any excuse to wear a tie, right?
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That would be Timothy Busfield. The guy from 30 Something.
I think we covered this ground a few posts back...
http://achewood.plagiarist.com/viewtopic.php?t=367
Oops! It's a Lambda Lambda Lambda world.
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We just call them the "Tri-Lams" around here, dude.
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When are the Omega Mu's coming over for the crazy party? They're hotties.