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* SmugSnake: Milkman Dan tries to be one and usually succeeds. It makes getting pwned by little Karen all the funnier.
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* SmugSnake: Milkman Dan tries to be one and usually succeeds. It makes him getting pwned by little Karen all the funnier.
* StandardFiftiesFather: Ted is a very derangedparody.parody of one: he looks and sounds the part, but even discounting his strange bedroom ideas, most of the things he comes up with are just out there, such as tying his son to a movie theatre seat to prevent him from escaping or getting both of them a blow-up doll for a Christmas present that he insists they put to use in full view of the entire neighbourhood.
* StandardFiftiesFather: Ted is a very deranged
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* SmugSnake: Milkman Dan tries to be a MagnificentBastard and usually succeeds. It makes getting pwned by little Karen all the funnier.
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* SmugSnake: Milkman Dan tries to be a MagnificentBastard one and usually succeeds. It makes getting pwned by little Karen all the funnier.
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[[DescribeTopicHere Not sure it's possible, but here goes.]] ''Red Meat'' is a three-panel gag-per-day comic by Max Cannon that started in 1989 before moving to the web in 1996. It specialises in [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossing the line twice]], starring a host of bizarre characters talking in supposedly normal situations that are turned on their heads by the punchline. Stark, motionless art and a lack of backgrounds add to the feeling of straight-faced madness.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each comic is given a bleakly funny title that describes the general tone of ''RedMeat''.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each comic is given a bleakly funny title that describes the general tone of ''RedMeat''.''Red Meat''.
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[[DescribeTopicHere Not sure it's possible, but here goes.]] ''RedMeat'' is a three-panel gag-per-day comic by Max Cannon that started in 1989 before moving to the web in 1996. It specialises in [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossing the line twice]], starring a host of bizarre characters talking in supposedly normal situations that are turned on their heads by the punchline. Stark, motionless art and a lack of backgrounds add to the feeling of straight-faced madness.
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[[DescribeTopicHere Not sure it's possible, but here goes.]] ''RedMeat'' ''Red Meat'' is a three-panel gag-per-day comic by Max Cannon that started in 1989 before moving to the web in 1996. It specialises in [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossing the line twice]], starring a host of bizarre characters talking in supposedly normal situations that are turned on their heads by the punchline. Stark, motionless art and a lack of backgrounds add to the feeling of straight-faced madness.
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* FortheEvulz: Milkman Dan. Dear God, Milkman Dan. There is nothing that's off-limits for him.
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* FortheEvulz: ForTheEvulz: Milkman Dan. Dear God, Milkman Dan. There is nothing that's off-limits for him.
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-> ''"It's true... no man is an island. But if you take a bunch of dead guys and tie 'em together, they make a pretty good raft."''
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Not sure it's possible, but here goes. ''RedMeat'' is a three-panel gag-per-day comic by Max Cannon that started in 1989 before moving to the web in 1996. It specialises in [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossing the line twice]], starring a host of bizarre characters talking in supposedly normal situations that are turned on their heads by the punchline. Stark, motionless art and a lack of backgrounds add to the feeling of straight-faced madness.
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[[DescribeTopicHere Not sure it's possible, but here goes. goes.]] ''RedMeat'' is a three-panel gag-per-day comic by Max Cannon that started in 1989 before moving to the web in 1996. It specialises in [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossing the line twice]], starring a host of bizarre characters talking in supposedly normal situations that are turned on their heads by the punchline. Stark, motionless art and a lack of backgrounds add to the feeling of straight-faced madness.
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* TheVoice: We almost never see Ted's wife, just her speech bubbles. (She has appeared once from behind in a strip but otherwise follows this trope.)
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** Papa Moai sees all, knows all -- [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2010-06-15/index.html but can't be bothered to help a little boy because it'd strain his back.]]
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** Papa Moai sees all, knows all -- [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2010-06-15/index.html com/max-cannon/polychromatic-peacock-pulp/Content?oid=2133141 but can't be bothered to help a little boy because it'd strain his back.]]
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* FortheEvulz: Milkman Dan. Dear God, Milkman Dan. There is nothing that's off-limits for him.
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** Lemonhead Johnny, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a man with a lemon-shaped head]], is the whipping boy of the neighborhood.
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* EldritchAbomination: A floating skull sometimes haunts Bug-Eyed Earl. Or tries to.
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-->'''Earl:''' If I didn't look while it was screamin', what makes it think I'll look now?
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-->'''Earl:''' If I didn't look while it was screamin', what makes it think I'll look now?
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* PhraseCatcher: I hate you, Milkman Dan.
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* CatchPhrase: sooner or later, every character who isn't Milkman Dan will utter the magic words:
--> '''''I hate you Milkman Dan!'''''
--> '''''I hate you Milkman Dan!'''''
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* DeadBabyComedy
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* CloudCuckooLander: Earl is this in his more benign or plainly weird strips.
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-> ''"It's true... no man is an island. But if you take a bunch of dead guys and tie 'em together, they make a pretty good raft."''
-->-Bug-Eyed Earl
Not sure it's possible, but here goes. ''RedMeat'' is a three-panel gag-per-day comic by Max Cannon that started in 1989 before moving to the web in 1996. It specialises in [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossing the line twice]], starring a host of bizarre characters talking in supposedly normal situations that are turned on their heads by the punchline. Stark, motionless art and a lack of backgrounds add to the feeling of straight-faced madness.
Recurring characters:
* Milkman Dan, the most evil and depraved milkman ever. Forever in conflict with his boss, customers and his eternal foe Karen, the little girl.
* Ted, the devoted family man with some very strange [[{{Fetish}} hobbies]].
* Bug-eyed Earl, [[CloudCuckoolander whose viewpoint of reality is at 37.34572 degrees to the rest of us]].
Main website [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/ here]]. Not as active as it used to be -- [[FillerStrips posts repeat or touched-up strips]], but there are some new ones as well.
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!!!Examples:
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal
* ButtMonkey: Ted's son.
* ComedicSociopathy
* CutAndPasteComic: A deliberate choice, as Max wanted the text to stand out.
* DeadBabyComedy
* ChewToy: Johnny Lemonhead
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each comic is given a bleakly funny title that describes the general tone of ''RedMeat''.
* IntercontinuityCrossover: An early example: [[http://www.strangecult.com/mrt/t_vs_redmeat.html Mr. T vs. Red Meat]].
* KingOfAllCosmos: {{God}} is a [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/1997-09-22/index.html jerk]].
** Papa Moai sees all, knows all -- [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2010-06-15/index.html but can't be bothered to help a little boy because it'd strain his back.]]
* NegativeContinuity
* PlanetEris
* RecycledInSPACE
* RobotBuddy: Mr. Bix is a subversion. A [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2000-02-01/index.html vomiting]], [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2003-01-21/index.html kid-microwaving]] subversion.
* SmugSnake: Milkman Dan tries to be a MagnificentBastard and usually succeeds. It makes getting pwned by little Karen all the funnier.
* TheVoice: We never see Ted's wife, just her speech bubbles.
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-->-Bug-Eyed Earl
Not sure it's possible, but here goes. ''RedMeat'' is a three-panel gag-per-day comic by Max Cannon that started in 1989 before moving to the web in 1996. It specialises in [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossing the line twice]], starring a host of bizarre characters talking in supposedly normal situations that are turned on their heads by the punchline. Stark, motionless art and a lack of backgrounds add to the feeling of straight-faced madness.
Recurring characters:
* Milkman Dan, the most evil and depraved milkman ever. Forever in conflict with his boss, customers and his eternal foe Karen, the little girl.
* Ted, the devoted family man with some very strange [[{{Fetish}} hobbies]].
* Bug-eyed Earl, [[CloudCuckoolander whose viewpoint of reality is at 37.34572 degrees to the rest of us]].
Main website [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/ here]]. Not as active as it used to be -- [[FillerStrips posts repeat or touched-up strips]], but there are some new ones as well.
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!!!Examples:
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal
* ButtMonkey: Ted's son.
* ComedicSociopathy
* CutAndPasteComic: A deliberate choice, as Max wanted the text to stand out.
* DeadBabyComedy
* ChewToy: Johnny Lemonhead
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each comic is given a bleakly funny title that describes the general tone of ''RedMeat''.
* IntercontinuityCrossover: An early example: [[http://www.strangecult.com/mrt/t_vs_redmeat.html Mr. T vs. Red Meat]].
* KingOfAllCosmos: {{God}} is a [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/1997-09-22/index.html jerk]].
** Papa Moai sees all, knows all -- [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2010-06-15/index.html but can't be bothered to help a little boy because it'd strain his back.]]
* NegativeContinuity
* PlanetEris
* RecycledInSPACE
* RobotBuddy: Mr. Bix is a subversion. A [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2000-02-01/index.html vomiting]], [[http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2003-01-21/index.html kid-microwaving]] subversion.
* SmugSnake: Milkman Dan tries to be a MagnificentBastard and usually succeeds. It makes getting pwned by little Karen all the funnier.
* TheVoice: We never see Ted's wife, just her speech bubbles.
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