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Can’t believe this comic is always on point. It feels so modern with the situations it shows each time, and yet it’s 100+ years old.
People who post these are being very selective. Some of them hold up, some of them not so much. Here's a book:
The Outbursts of Everett True (1907)
Page 42 and 100 are good examples.
Ouch, those are not good indeed.
Also, the last page shines a new light on how bad Mr True's "outbursts" really get, holy shit.