Who knew again?

[POS Industries]

Originally Posted by Fifthfiend

I would say I wish I'd thought of those but then I remembered I actually prefer to not think of either of those, ever, for any reason at all.

To be fair, I did think of Shredded Moose but discarded it due to the fact that I refuse to believe there are people who willingly read it.

Anyway, since Looking For Group was taken, I went with 8-Bit Theater since that's where all of LFG's best ideas were stolen from.

[Fifthfiend]

Originally Posted by POS Industries

To be fair, I did think of Shredded Moose but discarded it due to the fact that I refuse to believe there are people who willingly read it.

I think a big part of what I hate about both of those comics is I can easily imagine lots of people willingly reading them both.

Though your decision to insist on a reality free of such people is certainly a choice I can respect.

[42PETUNIAS]

Originally Posted by Runswithnopants

=o Blasphemy! That's hilarious.

The whole point is that its comics that people like that are horrible. If no one liked the comic, this would be no fun.

For my definition of popular, I probably need to have met someone who likes the comic? That sort of thing might be tough with things like Shredded Moose.

[Marelo]

Originally Posted by Masked Jedi

We can't be friends anymore.

Originally Posted by 42PETUNIAS

The whole point is that its comics that people like that are horrible. If no one liked the comic, this would be no fun.

My original statement.

In retrospect, that might not have been obvious.

[42PETUNIAS]

Doesn't seem like I got enough answers this time...

Nikose- Is illiterate
NMR- Needs to name a comic that people actually like. I have never encountered someone that read Shredded Moose, and there's no way something that enjoyed it could be a person
POS- While I haven't found 8bit particularly funny in a long time, I'd say its still good, and I'm paranoid at what happens if I say otherwise.

And now the rankings!

7. Megatokyo - Never experienced this comic, but from what I've heard, it fits perfectly
6. Questionable Content - I think it's really overhyped, and not particularly good, especially like, the last arc which was just ridiculous, but I don't find it awful either, so it places here
5. PVP - Looks really bad, is popular, haven't looked at it beyond that.
4. Dominic Deegan - Have looked at it, it looked really bad, and the art hasn't gotten any better in the X years its been running, which is awful considering how bad it is.
3. LFG - Bad comic, I really dislike sohmer, but it doesn't seem to popular so I can deal
2. LeastICouldDo - I have a friend that really likes this, which is awful. To me, it seems like sohmer is making a newspaper comic on the web, except dirtier, which I dislike. Blue is runner up
1. VGCats - I don't think there's much to say here. The update schedule is ludacris for anyone who is considered one of the big webcomicers, even considering the side comics that have gone nowhere. The humour is bad, and ugh, furries. Moogle wins.

[Fifthfiend]

Originally Posted by 42PETUNIAS

POS- While I haven't found 8bit particularly funny in a long time, I'd say its still good, and I'm paranoid at what happens if I say otherwise.

Lots of people including the creator agreeing with you?

[Krylo]

Originally Posted by 42PETUNIAS

ugh, furries.

It's only furries if they have sex.

I mean, unless you're willing to call Looney Tunes and 90% of old (read 'good') Disney furry.

In which case, carry on.

[Ape Boy]

Besides that, what's so wrong with furries?

I've always wondered what scromping my girlfriend in a gorilla suit would be like!

[POS Industries]

Originally Posted by Ape Boy

I've always wondered what scromping my girlfriend in a gorilla suit would be like!

[42PETUNIAS]

Originally Posted by Krylo

It's only furries if they have sex.

I mean, unless you're willing to call Looney Tunes and 90% of old (read 'good') Disney furry.

In which case, carry on.

I thought them having sex was yiffing? Anyways, I find that the good uses of animals as characters tend to be aimed at children. Animals are already associated with certain personalities, so it makes it easier to display emotions and characters to people who haven't had a life to pick up on what is going on. I think it's a good technique, but using it in something aimed for adults should be unnecessary. I guess I place it in the same category as facefaults. I should probably stop there, this doesn't need to become a debate thread.