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November 20th, 2006
Television cartoon
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6 Responses to “Television cartoon”
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MadPriest says:
On form, brother. On form.
November 20th, 2006 at 11:45 am -
Larry Day says:
Hence small old televisions, without digiboxes or whathaveyous, in the houses of confident (and possibly wealthy) people.
A small television may also signify good taste and a refusal to be hypnotised by the medium.
Possibly inverted snobbery?
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Rhys says:
Your cartoon looks particularly fine on this 19″ flat-panel monitor, I must say.
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Ruth says:
Very, very, very, very, very, very good. No, I’ve not gone mad. I just think that’s a very good cartoon indeed.
Infact, that’s a cartoon that speaks volumes.
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Nefertiki says:
I like the subtle difference between the views from big-screen and small-screen houses. Very nice work.****
(I’m now using a rating system borrowed from film critics.)
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Christian says:
Like it very much.