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MaW Started conversation Feb 13, 2003
Once more you've done it again... I'm not quite sure what this week's illustration represents though Spimcoot. However, the thing about the corridor is most definitely something I can relate to.
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Zak T Duck Posted Feb 13, 2003
I'm immediatly reminded of Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas for some reason... 
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Feb 13, 2003
I'm reminded of the fact that my Nan always said I'd take my eye out on the spoon.
They're both still there though.
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spimcoot Posted Feb 13, 2003
MaW: I'm intrigued by the possible limit of abstraction that a cartoon can be taken to and this week's is a step in that direction (more pretension in cartoons say I!). It is Eustace, at the centre, peering through the gap in the door, casting light but linked to darkness.
Croz: yes, bit self indulgent that reference (more self indulgence in cartoons say I!). It was knowing on my part, unwitting on Eustace's.
Swiv: Am I to take it that you never use the smiley? (Less eyes in cartoons say I!)
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MaW Posted Feb 13, 2003
Oh yes, so it is! I should look more closely next week.
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Feb 14, 2003
me, , when I'm always so deadly serious?
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spimcoot Posted Feb 14, 2003
Mary Poppins seemed to manage it with suitable gravitas, so why not you Swiv?
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Feb 15, 2003
hmmmm
*practises*
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