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Friday Funnies

Gone to the dogs

Chip Bok | 8.31.2007 6:10 AM

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  1. mantooth   19 years ago

    Those PETA ladies aren't even pretty. Take that PETA! Was this comic drawn by a political cartoon auto-generator? I wish I could mail-in my work every couple of weeks and call it good.

  2. val   19 years ago

    this just in: above comment funnier then cartoon

  3. NRA   19 years ago

    PETA "babes" reek of cat piss soaked granola.

    For a group more outlier than libertarians they sure have a lot of influence.

  4. Johnny D.   19 years ago

    I guess that's what I get for saying last week that Bok's been on a roll. You would have done better going with yesterday's cartoon by him (http://www.comics.com/editoons/bok/).

  5. Episiarch   19 years ago

    Why does Chip Bok hate clarity?

  6. swizzle   19 years ago

    Why the hell doesn't Chip Bok appear in the print mag any more?

    I like Peter Bagge as much as the next motherfucker (even more!) but there's plenty of space in the journal...

  7. NotThatDavid   19 years ago

    Mike Vick plead guilty? Chip Bok no conjugate good.

  8. Stephen the Goldberger   19 years ago

    hey this is neat and all but where the hell is the post on bush's subprime mortgage bailout?

  9. ed   19 years ago

    Amid all the Vick hysteria, across all the networks, I counted exactly zero references to that other sport that tortures and kills animals, is perfectly legal and is enjoyed by millions: bullfighting. Why has bullfighting gotten a free pass? Is it because American media is so narcissistic and anti-conceptual that they cannot think beyond their own borders? Or is it that the bullfighting public is mostly white and the sport has been written about by Hemmingway?

  10. Warty   19 years ago

    But bullfighting is only legal in backwards shitholes that can't even speak English.

  11. Lamar   19 years ago

    "Why has bullfighting gotten a free pass?"

    Because toreadors can, and often do, get maimed and killed. There's no man vs. nature in dogfighting.

  12. joe   19 years ago

    I'm going go with the "because there's no bullfighting in the US" thing.

  13. okcawenoL   19 years ago

    I'm going go with the "because there's no bullfighting in the US" thing.

    There will be if yuh don't stop lettin' dem Mexee-cans in here...

  14. plead   19 years ago

    Main Entry: plead
    Inflected Form(s): plead?ed /'plE-d&d /; or pled also plead

    NotthatDavid not know his alternate inflected forms good.

  15. R C Dean   19 years ago

    There's no man vs. nature in dogfighting.

    I'd pay real money to see Michael Vick fight his weight in pit bulls.

  16. Rocky Frisco   19 years ago

    Remember the good old days when political cartoonists could spell and use proper grammar?

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