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abbydenton.bsky.social
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10 days ago
By getting along, the Get-Along Gang has abdicated the ability to experience conflict, the one and only responsibility of fictional characters
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topherflorence.bsky.social
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10 days ago
i only knew about these guys via the parodies of them on garfield and gi joe so this sentiment is definitely shared among bitter children's cartoon writers of the 1980s
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wusstunes.bsky.social
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10 days ago
looks like they are clearly in a man vs machine or man vs nature struggle here??
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abbydenton.bsky.social
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10 days ago
I argue that they appear to be coexisting with both nature and machine!!
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wusstunes.bsky.social
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10 days ago
it looks like they are "struggling" to pull that rope
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wusstunes.bsky.social
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10 days ago
at least the ones in the back are, the ones in front are too busy mogging
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abbydenton.bsky.social
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10 days ago
(sagely) they're posing for a book cover illustration, getting paid scale for their labor
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wusstunes.bsky.social
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10 days ago
then they are engaged in class struggle....
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thegonzalez.bsky.social
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10 days ago
There was a run of cartoons based on greeting card characters. They aren't here for conflict, they're literally just here to mollify.
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thegonzalez.bsky.social
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10 days ago
Buncha kids that suck hanging out in a train caboose.
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abbydenton.bsky.social
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10 days ago
... so their house is cooler than mine
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