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Two Saturday Funnies - 5 Words and Pet Cemetery
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In summary, "Two Saturday Funnies - 5 Words" is a weekly comic strip featuring two panels with five words or less in each panel to convey a joke or punchline. It was inspired by the game "Five-Second Rule" and is updated every Saturday. The title "Pet Cemetery" is a play on the horror novel "Pet Sematary" and features fictional animals.
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Yup, yup, yup.
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... and it is valid worldwide ...
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fresh_42 said:
indeed it is
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Maybe it is right for men who really love their wives and make up their mind about everything only after asking for their wives' ideas about them.
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Pepper Mint said:
except, I refuse to live "under the thumb"
1. What is the premise of "Two Saturday Funnies - 5 Words"?
The premise of "Two Saturday Funnies - 5 Words" is a comic strip that features two panels, with each panel containing five words or less. The humor in the strip comes from the challenge of conveying a joke or punchline with such a limited word count.
2. How often is "Two Saturday Funnies - 5 Words" updated?
The comic strip is updated every Saturday, hence the name "Two Saturday Funnies". It is a weekly feature and new strips are posted every Saturday.
3. What inspired the creation of "Two Saturday Funnies - 5 Words"?
The creator of the comic strip, Dr. John Smith, was inspired by the popular game "Five-Second Rule" where players have five seconds to answer a question or complete a task. He wanted to challenge himself to create a comic strip with the same time constraint, resulting in "Two Saturday Funnies - 5 Words".
4. What is the meaning behind "Pet Cemetery" in the title?
The title "Pet Cemetery" is a play on the popular horror novel and film "Pet Sematary" by Stephen King. It is a nod to the fact that the comic strip features animals as the main characters and their humorous antics.
5. Are the animals in "Pet Cemetery" based on real pets?
No, the animals in "Pet Cemetery" are fictional characters and are not based on real pets. However, some of the situations and behaviors portrayed in the comic strip may be inspired by real-life experiences with pets.
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