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  Sluggy Freelance

   • s******j@f****.**o.com
     13/08/1999 00:00:000 UTC

     It's a comic strip.

     An enjoyably twisted one, about two quasi-adolescent web-site designers,

     their friends, and their homocidal pet rabbit and anthropophagous alien

     secretary and demons and vampires and all sorts of stuff. Sometimes
     crude,

     sometimes dopey sitcommish in a "FRIENDS" sort of way, but when they get

     going on the battle between Santa and his cyborg easter bunny and
     Bun-Bun

     the homocidal lop rabbit . . . cool.

     Read it.

     www.sluggy.com.

     They have the two or so years' worth of strips archived. I'm reading

     about a week's worth a day at work. I turned a friend from CMU onto it

     and he read the whole run in _two days_.

     Stefan

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       • p*******x@****.com
         25/08/1999 00:00:000 UTC

         One day in Teletubbyland, "Gary J. Weiner" said:

         >Well I tried it...um...is this stuff supposed to be funny?

         De gustibus non disputandum est.

         --

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       • s******j@e***.**o.com
         14/08/1999 00:00:000 UTC

         >One day in Teletubbyland, s******j@f****.**o.com (Stefan E. Jones)
         said:

         >It's a comic strip.

         On 13 Aug 1999 12:23:06 GMT, Dave Weingart

         wrote:

         >How does it compare to User Friendly? (link on my home page)

         User Friendly didn't hold my interest long, although this may have
         more

         to do with my having reached the limits of the strips I can keep up
         with

         than its innate qualities. (I'm about ready to give up on
         www.goats.com,

         whose adolescent sillyness/coolness ratio has gotten too high. A
         strip

         has to be good to stay on my bookmarks list.)

         I just finished a Sluggy segment about "Muffin, the Vampire Baker,"
         a

         plucky teen who kills vampires by cooking them.

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       • p*******x@****.com
         13/08/1999 00:00:000 UTC

         One day in Teletubbyland, s******j@f****.**o.com (Stefan E. Jones)
         said:

         >It's a comic strip.

         How does it compare to User Friendly? (link on my home page)

         --

         73 de Dave Weingart KA2ESK Up the crowded consuite

         mailto:p*******x@****.com Down to room 210

         http://www.liii.com/~phydeaux We daren't go a-filking

         For fear of sercon fen

       • Gary J. Weiner
         24/08/1999 00:00:000 UTC

         "Stefan E. Jones" wrote:

         > It's a comic strip.

         > An enjoyably twisted one, about two quasi-adolescent web-site
         designers,

         > their friends, and their homocidal pet rabbit and anthropophagous
         alien

         > secretary and demons and vampires and all sorts of stuff.
         Sometimes crude,

         > sometimes dopey sitcommish in a "FRIENDS" sort of way, but when
         they get

         > going on the battle between Santa and his cyborg easter bunny and
         Bun-Bun

         > the homocidal lop rabbit . . . cool.

         > Read it.

         > www.sluggy.com.

         > They have the two or so years' worth of strips archived. I'm
         reading

         > about a week's worth a day at work. I turned a friend from CMU
         onto it

         > and he read the whole run in _two days_.

         > Stefan

         Well I tried it...um...is this stuff supposed to be funny?

         --

         Gary J. Weiner

         w********r@h******k.net