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| I hate "Family Circus!" I hate it! I know this pose is inquisitive and curious, but I'm actually possessed by rage! | |
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| You can't let stuff like this bother you. Old ladies love "Family Circus" and hate your favorites. It appeals to an audience that is attracted to nostalgia, cuteness, sentimentality, and innocence. | |
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| Fuck that ****! They don't even try to have jokes. It'll just be the dad literally mopping himself into a corner, and then the kid says, "Daddy, is that what it means to mop yourself into the corner?" | |
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| I don't like it either, but every comic satisfies its own formula. For example, you always mention a pop culture observation, make a pseudo-literate allusion, and finish with a non-joke. | |
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| I guess you're right. What's a non-joke? | |
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