Calvin and Jobs (comic)
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Calvin and Jobs (comic)
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Re: Calvin and Jobs (comic)
#2Boo for killing the almost homophone by inserting "Steve" in the title.
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#3Meh. The first comic was mildly funny. Not so much on the others.
Re: Calvin and Jobs (comic)
#4I hope that I am so famous and successful one day that people find it amusing to lampoon me using classic cartoon remixes.
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#5I think I've made $0.03 since I started typing this.
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#6Meh. The first comic was mildly funny. Not so much on the others.
Don't be unfair. #3 is pretty good.
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#7I'm trying to figure out why Calvin is even used, and all I can get is the lame almost-ryhme in the title. Calvin could be anyone or no one, all the character does is stand there and say "What's the punchline, Mr. Jobs?"
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#8I'm trying to figure out why Calvin is even used, and all I can get is the lame almost-ryhme in the title. Calvin could be anyone or no one, all the character does is stand there and say "What's the punchline, Mr. Jobs?"
Well he uses Moe, which is another character from Calvin and Hobbes in the strip. Overall it's mostly Jobs though. Also, Jobs doesn't take on any of the characteristics of Hobbes, who is usually the voice of reason, which I think would have been clever.
Re: Calvin and Jobs (comic)
#9I'm trying to figure out why Calvin is even used, and all I can get is the lame almost-ryhme in the title. Calvin could be anyone or no one, all the character does is stand there and say "What's the punchline, Mr. Jobs?"
So you think it could be like http://garfieldminusgarfield.net/ ?
Re: Calvin and Jobs (comic)
#10Meh. The first comic was mildly funny. Not so much on the others.
It's got a better hit rate than 90% of the college newspaper comics I've ever read. Not that that's saying much.