From Do You Pooh? by Counterpoint Comics for anyone interested. All their covers feature Winnie the Pooh and Tigger parodying various comic covers and public figures. The contents of the comics parodied are also redrawn, or are original stories.
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3·2 months agoHe’s grounded…
2·3 months agoGrowing up, my neighbor had that on Atari. We could never figure out how the hell to play that game.
5·3 months agoFuck you. Both are good.
Who’s “we” tho? It’s like a 4 month old post.
Funny tho I wonder if the artist read that thread and got the idea for this comic or if it’s just a case of like minds.
140·3 months agoOkayden
Don’t think so. I just think he’s had some swingers hit him up thinking he’s into it. He thinks it’s pretty funny now.
If you look at the dudes house he’s got pineapples everywhere, like art pieces and stuff, so it’s pretty on brand for him.
My buddy got a pineapple tattooed on his arm that appears upside down when his arm hangs down. He was not aware of the meaning it carried. 😂
You mean the actor? /s
I don’t think I’ve ever questioned it before. There’s so many servers I don’t bother to know the history behind them all.
He can also be the hacker known as Fortran.
Ima be honest with you, not a huge fan of Sweet Baby Ray’s.
Thank you for this comment. I would have missed this gold if it wasn’t for your comment.
Because they make more money on licensing than selling the digital copies. Companies that offer a purchase option, like Amazon, usually only sell you the right to access the media through their platform and offer no way to take it out.
Now as time has shown us they can take that away as well as you don’t actually own the digital content you purchased. For example Sony pulled titles that people bought and thought they owned from their store and offered no way to download the content.
It’s just more bullshit and corporate greed. Part of why companies aren’t selling physical media anymore is because if you can’t own something they can keep charging you for access to that thing and infinitely double dip.
Love that one of the top comments is about this meme being how people found the video.
How it started vs how it’s going
Nah. That’s the right one
The effort that went into this…
No, it’s a legit comic publishing. Seen their booth at a comic convention and talked with them briefly. They’ve been at it for a while. Check eBay and search Do You Pooh? and there’s a ton of them.