• @steakmeout
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    51 year ago

    This same shit comic keeps floating back up the s-bend. Crappy conservative messaging where accounting is valued higher than art.

    • @ripcord
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      391 year ago

      A) That’s not “conservative” messaging

      B) It’s a joke

      • @steakmeout
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        11 year ago

        I generally like Perry Bible Fellowship comics but this one seems like it’s either pandering to or coping with conservative messaging.

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          https://pbfcomics.com/comics/shocked/ clearly pandering to incels

          https://pbfcomics.com/comics/puppy-wish/ clearly pandering to conservative fundamentalist christians

          https://pbfcomics.com/comics/youll-be-ok/ clearly pandering to hypochondriacs

          https://pbfcomics.com/comics/preserves/ incels again (and this one isn’t even remotely funny, the greatest crime)

          I’m starting to think this artist is a cryptofascist. Basically equivalent to rock throw

          • @Lupo
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            41 year ago

            Who does this one pander to?

            Asking for a friend

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              It is a message that there is no smoke without fire. The “intellectual” (note the glasses) has a seemingly convincing argument, but is shown to be a fool. The suspicion of sinful, non-procreational sex (notice the falling leaves, which do not play a reproductive role in trees) turns out to be true.

              This belief in smoke without fire feeds into the conservative tenets of anti-intellectualism, the tendency to assume guilt based on prejudice and fuels paranoid conspiracy theories. It is also a meta-dog whistle confirming that yes, those other dog whistles the comic uses are really what you think and not just coincidental.

          • @[email protected]
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            31 year ago

            Remember: on the internet, nobody can hear your tone of voice. If you want your dry jokes to land, you’ll likely need to use “/s” to show that you were being sarcastic, otherwise people might think you’re being serious about such an obviously absurd, irrational stance, because there really are people who would believe the things you joked about.

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              you may have heard the phrase “god works in mysterious ways”. This is clearly one case of such. Clouds do not normally behave like this, it’s closer to what you might think of smoke. And where do we see white smoke? That’s right. When the Papal conclave has come to a decision for the new Pope.

              Pandering to Catholics. QED

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            These are hilarious lmao. You’re insane if you think the punchline of “the stick figure falls and his body spells ‘OK’ after the other guy says ‘you’ll be ok’” is pandering to hypochondriacs, btw.

            • @[email protected]
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              11 year ago

              Can you and apparently 2/3 of the other readers of that comment (going by current votes) not detect obvious sarcasm?

      • @timelighter
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        11 year ago

        The cosmogony in this comic is pretty close to what I believe, lol

    • @[email protected]
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      101 year ago

      Idk. Not everyone has talent or the ability to gain the skill of the thing they wanna do.

      Creativity is still king. But sometimes you need a day job, first

    • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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      71 year ago

      So you study law to become an accountant? I figured you’d study law to become a lawyer, and study accounting to become an accountant.

    • @timelighter
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      51 year ago

      I think the idea is that it’s a bad dream for him because he won’t make it as a musician

      • @steakmeout
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        -21 year ago

        Hilarious. Champagne comedy.

    • @recapitated
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      11 year ago

      I could interpret the comic as more of a precautionary fiction, since it’s also a pun about dreams.