Anthony J wrote:

thebookofkevin wrote:

ElRon wrote:

thebookofkevin wrote:crap.

nowhere near as ill as the previous comic strip mentioned about the boy and his tiger.

I think you mean "a boy and his dog"- aka, Marmaduke.

i meant exactly what i said.

He said and meant the greatest comic strip ever.

Yes, I know- Marmaduke.

Vince Clortho wrote:Great grandma Clortho had two full jugs of epsom salts instead of a face.

Those weren't the only full jugs she had, God rest her curvacious soul.

thebookofkevin wrote:crap.

nowhere near as ill as the previous comic strip mentioned about the boy and his tiger.

I think you mean "a boy and his dog"- aka, Marmaduke.

Thanks for the recommendations. Just out of curiosity, which, if any, of the "experimental" releases are "ambient." Allmusic blurb mentioned he dabbled in it...

I'm listening to Eureka right now and kind of like it. Can anyone reccomend something else by him I can try? Songwriting or "experimental" type stuff, it matters not to me.

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Marmaduke was always very funny, often incorporating Existenialism, Marxism, materialism, religion, and the difficulties of living in the modern world into a one scene lark that was always sure to have me "lol."