a lttle FLW humor

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mike
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a lttle FLW humor

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From "Get Fuzzy" May 1st comic strip



http://www.comics.com/comics/getfuzzy/
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SpringGreen
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Re: a lttle FLW humor

Post by SpringGreen »

Thanks for the link. That was a really great laugh.



How does that cartoonist know so much?!
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Post by Mobius »

Stank Lloyd Wrong! Classic. :)
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Post by SDR »

I see this strip every day and enjoy it. Bucky the one-toothed Siamese (?) cat is such a jerk, and Satchel the dog usually so innocent and befuddled. But in this case he seems to know something about our favorite architect. . .!

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Post by Tim Fischer »

"Stank..." Nice!



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Post by SDR »

Check out the link again; they're on the third day of this little episode, and now we've had references to the Petronas twin towers, and Andrea Palladio. What's next, Zaha Hadid ? Cool cats, man !



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Post by SDR »

Don't give up yet; Walter Gropius is recalled in today's strip.



http://www.comics.com/comics/getfuzzy/a ... 70508.html



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Post by Eric Saed »

Awesome. "Get Fuzzy" is one of my all time favorite strips.



On a similar note, a few years ago I saw a poster (I think...maybe it was a T-shirt) that showed a Fallingwater-esque house with a couch on the balcony, a car on blocks in the front yard, and other trashy features. At the bottom, it simply read "FRANK LLOYD WRONG".



I would love to have a copy of that, if anyone has one.
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