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Couldn't "scare" a fly.
"Cause you know what they say about honey bears
When you shave off all their baby hair
You have a hairy minded pink bare bear"
al. (Well, Lou Reed really)
Like MS, but never, ever understood/got/laughed/had wry inward smile of amusement/any flicker of human emotion etc. at The Far Side. ( suspect that GaryL may not be a member of this forum, although I anticipate that 30+ people will soon be competing to register in his name and exercise his right to reply ).
Did have a colleague in the past who had apparently been absent when the sense of humour was handed out. He used to illustrate his lectures with Far Side cartoons. Couldn't work out whether a) he thought that they [i]were[/i] funny thus confirming my suspicions, or b) he didn't find them funny but thought that people who did have a sense of humour would, thus confirming my suspicions.
No Need!...Singletrack mag seems crap enough already without a colourful cartoon sheep.
actually, more seriously i think noteeth knows best...other than the drivel about DirtRag drawings.
What would be fab would a Tintin / Asterix / stylee full on picture book... now that's a starting a thread for... (if your reading this JoB)
[i]other than the drivel about DirtRag drawings.[/i]
Pah - you don't even read it, ya chop-faced nordic numpty. 😀
Not always to my taste, for sure - but when it's nicely done, s'ver good.
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Noteeth...Nordic knows best :lol:!
a sheep riding a bicycle doesn't stand a chance against sfb's relentless logic
I think that is probably one of my favourite STW quotes of all time.
sfb is just a little bit literal. He doesn't 'get' anything surreal and seems unlikely to be able to appreciate any of the sublime metaphors and profound awarenesses hidden in the fabric of this wondrously beautiful and sometimes painfully confusing world.
He is also a bit of an attention whore, who likes to use 'big' words because he thinks they make him sound clever.
I fell out of love with mint when it's creator let me down. For all my faults I am highly principled & would happily cut off my nose to spite my face, not read one since & certainly wouldn't spend my money supporting any mag it was in.
sfb is just a little bit literal. He doesn't 'get' anything surreal and seems unlikely to be able to appreciate any of the sublime metaphors
ya think ? I wonder how you might determine this ? As to 'subblime metaphor' no one has been able to point any of these out, leading me to believe they are absent.
who likes to use 'big' words because he thinks they make him sound clever.
sat rather "who likes to use words for the love of language"
when it's creator let me down
how so ?
Nordic knows best
Shouldn't that be [i]"I think it [b]would be best...[/b]"[/i]?
Besides, if you were in charge of a magazine's design it would look like something out of [i]Happenin' Sports[/i] circa 1991, accompanied by numerous arcane (& Tolkien-esque) maps & devoted entirely to Stockhill Woods. 😀
MBUK, at the end of the 90s, became too DH and jump related. Mint doesnt fit with that. I don't fit with that "scene" but felt an affinity to mint. I'm glad mint stopped before it got repetitive, and I'm glad it left MBUK. I've no idea what MBUK is like these days, but i dont fancy wasting £4 to find out.
he's still in mbuk
trapped in a field with an electric fence?
MBUK, at the end of the 90s, became too DH and jump related. Mint doesnt fit with that. I don't fit with that "scene" but felt an affinity to mint. [b]I'm glad mint stopped before it got repetitive, and I'm glad it left MBUK.[/b] I've no idea what MBUK is like these days, but i dont fancy wasting £4 to find out.
Uhm, did you read this thread at all? Mint is still in MBUK and still going strong.
ah go on, let MBUK have it, its the only thing worth looking at in there anymore anyway 😉
a sheep riding a bicycle doesn't stand a chance against sfb's relentless logic
Jo Burt, as ever, you are my hero :oD
On a day like today, where the real world gets in the way just a little too much and makes everything gloomy, all I have to do is sit and look at 'this is why'. Suddenly everything seems a litle better cause I know that when the weather gets a little better, I cant start having my own adventures again, seeing how good the real world can actually be from the seat of a bike, just like mint.
I think Im going to stop my own b*tching about it being in MBUK and just buy it anyway. Sod the price tag, for everything I get out of Mint personally, I think its worth supporting.
So, errr, yeah, I think I get it. I used to spend hours trawling through back issues after discovering mint in '95, its so great to have them all to look at again on 'this is why' now the paper copies are long gone.
Sit on my pace and tell me that you love me ;o)
eviljoe: cool strip :o)
I'm trying to work out if I can be done for shop lifting by Sainsbury's if I razor mint sauce out of MBUK and offer to pay £1 for it... I reckon it would be worth getting a record for....
Perhaps some of the more cramped and messier branches of WHSmith on a busy saturday might make this easier. Not that I would ever nick a mint cartoon that made me smile... ;o)
[quote[i]Besides, if you were in charge of a magazine's design it would look like something out of Happenin' Sports circa 1991, accompanied by numerous arcane (& Tolkien-esque) maps & devoted entirely to Stockhill Woods. [/i]
noteeth sounds like an awesome magazine er concept...I think each issue would also come with a a free covermounted "mix" tape. But would Mint Sauce be in there
MBUK is still a good, especialy at capturing the fun and diversity of the sport, am glad Mint still has a place there