My apologies to Mr. Shelton. Having "recycled" all my underground comics, I am pleased to see them preserved on the Internet.
My apologies to Mr. Shelton. Having "recycled" all my underground comics, I am pleased to see them preserved on the Internet.
^^^^ Three. Fat Freddy, Phineas, and Freewheelin' Franklin. :-)
No Dopin' Dan. )-;
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See freaknet - gallery - other characters - Mike O'Mullet.
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Or the day Deputy Dawg goe into the magic cookies...
aka the batwing hamburger snatcher.
On 4 May 2006 18:40:45 -0700, Winfield Hill Gave us:
Wouldn't the same heat be in both, no matter what?
The only difference is the distribution, no?
On Fri, 05 May 2006 08:14:43 -0700, John Larkin Gave us:
In auto parts, "they" say "part is parts".
In this we say "Power is Power".
Please bear in mind that Trudeau is translating to a much less well informed audience. (PHB's etc.)
No. The one that consists of a perfect voltage source in series with a resistance will dissipate the most power when it's shorted, and the one that's the perfect current source with the resistor in parallel will dissipate the most power when it's open.
Cheers! Rich
My favorite is Foxtrot, with Jason Fox, the genius kid. One strip showed a bowl of Alpha-bits soup, where the message was spelled out in (what else) ones and zeros. I had to decode it of course, and was delighted to read "YOU NERD".
There was another one in which there was a color by numbers picture where the color key was: divisible by 13 = green, divisible by 17= orange, divisible by 19 = red, prime = yellow.
BobG wrote:
Unless you count Fat Freddy's Cat, who was a major character. ;)
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