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Gon’ E-Choo! Strip 96 (www.gonechoo.com) by Gonechoo

Gon’ E-Choo! Strip 96 (www.gonechoo.com)

Gonechoo

April POOLS Day

(Or so it was when I posted this to my main site.)

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    That's probably the sweetest thing the gator ever said. :D And maybe the closest he'll ever get to admit that he sees the otter as a friend.

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    Maybe I've just been in the fandom for a while, but it's alarming seeing these two without clothing. e.e

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      I tend to use Walt Kelly's Pogo as a litmus for a lot of the comic. Albert fairly regularly gave Pogo baths and the characters were often in the same space clothingless together. Considering it's a 50's era newspaper comic, I don't think we should be fine.

      Also, other residents of the swamp often got accidentally eaten by Albert, so what's new and shocking for some people is actually old and traditional. :D

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        Maybe we're in a panicy, oversensitive state about other people's imagined feelings on things anymore - it's a strange time. But they're cartoon animals, and I've pretty much said they're going to stay G-rated in the syndicated run.

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          Please don't misunderstand; I'm not secretly hoping you'll pull out "E-Choo! After Dark" or anything. I'm just making an observation. It's kinda like having a character who is ALWAYS naked and then having them go to the beach, wearing a two piece swimsuit. It's...shocking, for whatever reason.

          And then of course, you have the whole "predator/prey" dynamic. (in the context of relationships) The longest-running webcomic Kevin and Kel already took that concept and ran with it in multiple directions.

          Then again, I grew up in the 90s without many friends, so I never experienced being bare in front of others with comfort.

          I'm not sure. I'm overanalysing. Time for sleep, haha.

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            No problem! It's simply a topic that's been on my mind lately is all. I find the cartoon dynamic very interesting lamp-shading social norms, especially with funny animals. It's what it really does best. Anyway, sleep well. :)

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              Reminded myself of Otto from Beetle Bailey all of a sudden. He went from being a normal regular dog to one that wore a military outfit and walked bipedal all the time, even wearing boxers to bed, yet there was one or two instances where we see him in situations like this!
              https://joshreads.com/images/11/04/i110413bb.jpg

              Sometimes it's best not to lose sleep overthinking these matters!

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          Certainly for the best. I have no props with this either (having grown up reading stuff like that a lot).