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18 thoughts on “My Favorite Cartoon Character.”
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Dennis the Menace – that sweet little boy who is able to cause chaos.
Mine is Maxine – an older lady with a sharp tongue. I don’t think she appeals to everyone however I certainly enjoy her point of view
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I like Maxine too. Particularly her quips on older people.
I did not see that one coming – I do not recall ever hearing you mention him. Good choice!
Thank you. The next one in line would be Calvin and Hobbes!
oh DENNIS!
LOLOL! i had forgotten how terrible he is!
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i have always liked Maxine! with her bunny slippers and big shades!
but my favorite i think is
calvin and hobbes.
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Had I been asked to list three favourites in the order of priority, Calvin and Maxine would have followed Dennis. For the reason that I have had quite a few Dennises in my life but nary a one Calvin or Maxine.
What is your role in that? Dennis or his grandpa?
The old man in the strip is Mr. Wilson who is a neighbour. Mrs. Wilson encourages Dennis to visit them but Mr.W dislikes him but Dennis rolls along without worrying too much about it. I have had too many Dennises in my life to ever want to be Dennis but I would not like to be Mr. W either. Unfortunately, all my Dennises have grown up to be very smart and responsible young men! I guess that I should be by elimination Dennis’s father Henry Mitchell.
I haven’t seen a Dennis cartoon for years. Thanks for bringing him back!
Entirely my pleasure SLF!
My favorite is Koko in The Other Coast.
Years ago Andy and I liked Dennis the Menace, and when we lived in France for a year we bought some of his comic books in French. We thought it might be an easy way to pick up more of the language, but it was a big mistake. They used too many colloquial terms and they were impossible to decipher. Who would have guessed?
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Yes, I have seen you post strips with Koko in them in your blog. Quite subtle at times and very funny indeed.
Haha. Throw pillows: I can imagine a child getting caught on that one. Thanks for the chuckles.
My top choice in that lot would be “You must be part fish. My dad says you’re a real catch”!
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NZ comic strip, cartoonist Murray Ball
I had to research for that and am not surprised at your choice. I wish that I could have read them when they were being published.