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[sammy719]

here is my favorite Larson of all time!!!! everytime someone asked me where the boneless chicken is I think about this comic strip, to funny!!!!

 

[lancer]

here is my favorite Larson of all time!!!! everytime someone asked me where the boneless chicken is I think about this comic strip, to funny!!!!

Larson is warped. I love his stuff. -- Al

 

[wayne556517]

So will i now mate.......................

 

[Louis Badolato]

I always loved Larson's the Far Side, but my favorite was and will always be Bill Waterston's Calvin and Hobbes.:wink2:

 

[lancer]

I always loved Larson's the Far Side, but my favorite was and will always be Bill Waterston's Calvin and Hobbes.:wink2:

Loved Calvin & Hobbes and also Bloom County used to be quite good. Always been addicted to Doonesbury, too. -- Al

 

[Louis Badolato]

Loved Calvin & Hobbes and also Bloom County used to be quite good. Always been addicted to Doonesbury, too. -- Al

I also loved Bloom County (Berke Breathed was hysterical, characters like Opus, Bill the Cat, Steve Dallas and Oliver Wendell Jones kept me in stitches) and liked Doonesbury as well.

 

[lancer]

I also loved Bloom County (Berke Breathed was hysterical, characters like Opus, Bill the Cat, Steve Dallas and Oliver Wendell Jones kept me in stitches) and liked Doonesbury as well.

Bill the Cat rules! Acck!{bravo}} -- Al

 

[theBaron]

This is my all-time favorite "Far Side":



His caveman cartoons were pretty good, too.

Prost!
Brad

 

[Scott]

"A man came home from a hard day's work" and opened up a Garry Larson cartoon that saved his life!!! It was a picture of a wild eyed bearded man in the door of a workshop. The work shop's sign read: "John Brown's Body and Fender Repair."

 

[Napoleon1er]

"A man came home from a hard day's work" and opened up a Garry Larson cartoon that saved his life!!! It was a picture of a wild eyed bearded man in the door of a workshop. The work shop's sign read: "John Brown's Body and Fender Repair."

I love that one!

 

[Scott]

I love that one!

I broke down in hysterical laughter and put my head on the table. My daughter, at 6, asked me why I was crying. It was THAT GOOD of a cartoon.