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At first, I kept refreshing the page, thinking the image wasn't loading properly. Suppose the spider gag in the announcements had put me off my guard towards April Fool's jokes. Good one, BoxJam. (Though not nearly as frightening as discovering that a page devoted to classic Warner Bros. cartoons ha...

Felicitous anniversary of the commencement of your existance, O master of the blue horizons! Happy birthday!

As an acquaintance put it upon seeing yesterday's strip, "Hooray for taking over the world in alphabetical order!" I got a kick out of "More of BoxJammia" yesterday, but nice to see the theme continued today. Looks like the makings of a mini-saga! Nice use of perspective today. And any reference to ...

On 2002-03-05 07:17, BoxJam wrote: I'm waiting for Dave Wright... Sounds like the premise for an existentialist play. Agreed, great ad. I loved the way BoxJam gives a little animated wave, and the "try blue" slogan is simple yet striking and effective. I probably would have likened you to Spike Jon...

Well, they removed the stitches from my elbow and above my eyebrow, and the staples from my left leg and hip, so at least I no longer have anything sticking in me! So in short, "Mungo!" And thanks for asking.

First off, the "Mutiny.gif" panel was probably my favourite from today's strip. More importantly, there's finally some attempt at closure for "Diabolica!" Approximately 8 months later, perhaps, but it's there! "Embalmbed Body of Albion Bratt" was probably the best gag therein. Also nice to finally i...

Pony! Nothing like references to ponies to liven up a given strip. The vivid pink for the toy boxes was quite striking. The entire scenario was also something I could relate to slightly, from the period when the aged parents and I were buying Fisher-Price Dollhouse figures and accessories to send to...

On 2002-02-26 06:53, BoxJam wrote: Emsworth! Are you OK? Doing much better by now. Long story, but fell, left leg and elbow fractured, other more minor injuries. Yesterday they removed my arm dressing and gave me a removable plastic splint, so I can type with both hands again. Been in a wheelchair,...

With cheese! Recovering from a recent serious accident, the doodle manages to restore me somehow, with the essential charm, the absurdly amusing concept, and the fact that cheese dominated my lunch. The familiar blue hues, even when imbued with outside color, are refreshingly comforting. Today's doo...

And another appearance by the Orange Guy, and even the Bug Jumpy Guy as well! Quite a corker, BoxJam! Suspect it probably won't rint out very well, sadly, but may very well try it anyway. <P>No romantic plans for myself (having absolutely nobody to be romantic with), but I believe some of the wolver...

He's the jam, He's a dodger, He's a codger, He's a jerk. He's the jam, And we love him, And we hope his Doodle he'll never shirk.<P>He's the jam, Double knotted, Just been Spotted, At long last. He's the Jam, And he's a blue one, But he's still going to take out the trash...<P>You always know, to ca...

What ho! Congratulations, o esteemed blue one! Now I don't need to be concerned about sending those death threa... er, petitions to Gav after all! <P>Of course, it's a good thing they seem to have stopped removing the Keenspace boards of Spotted strips, as the Sarcasm thread, obscure comic thread, S...

Actually, I thought this was a rather poignant Doodle myself. Perhaps I was misinterpreting it, but it reminded me of the sort of shelves or cabinets sold and used to house children's blankets or toys or pillows (the "Little Tykes" one we had now houses dust and stray video cassettes, with the TV on...

Is it just me, or does the late Bryce bear more than a passing resemblance to Errol? <P>As for saying the sooth, I'd assumed that doves were rather expensive nowadays (primary reason that attempts at road-side dove stands have failed, after all.) <P>Wonderfully detailed close-up of old Tiresias, tho...

Today's Doodle reminded me of how I felt when I discovered, around 1996, that Richard Scarry of Busytown fame had died in 1994. I loved those books. While this may not have been the intention, today's strip seemed to be an amusingly poignant commentary on the temporality of existence, the brevity of...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Self-effacingly exclaimed by Burke: <B>I'm not crazy about today's strip. Using Adam Sandler in a gag smacks of laziness. </B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Perhaps, but personally, I liked the basic retrieving concept, and was surprised and amu...

Conan the Barman:
Look, Mac, if you don't settle yer tab, I'm gonna chop off yer noggin, see?

<I>Patoruzu</I>

Conan the Belgian:
My little grey cells suggest you are about to lose your head, n'cestpat?
*CHOP*

Conan the Bicarbonate:
*Chop Chop, Fizz Fizz*