Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outsold outsold a (se) vinde mai bine ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outsell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outshone outshined outshone outshined a eclipsa [Infinitiv]

Output: outshine

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outshot outshot a trage mai bine ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outshoot

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outsang outsung a canta mai bine ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outsing

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outsat outsat a sta mai mult decat [Infinitiv]

Output: outsit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outslept outslept a dormi prea mult [Infinitiv]

Output: outsleep

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outspoke outspoken a vorbi tare [Infinitiv]

Output: outspeak

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outspent outspent a cheltui mai mult decat [Infinitiv]

Output: outspend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outthought outthought a fi mai destept ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outthink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outthrew outthrown a arunca mai bine ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outthrow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] outwrote outwritten a scrie mai bine ca [Infinitiv]

Output: outwrite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overbid overbid a supralicita [Infinitiv]

Output: overbid

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overbred overbred a (se) suprainmulti [Infinitiv]

Output: overbreed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overbuilt overbuilt a (se) construi in exces [Infinitiv]

Output: overbuild

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overbought overbought a cumpara in exces [Infinitiv]

Output: overbuy

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overcame overcome a covarsi [Infinitiv]

Output: overcome

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overdid overdone a exagera [Infinitiv]

Output: overdo

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overdrew overdrawn a depasi [Infinitiv]

Output: overdraw

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overdrank overdrunk a bea in exces [Infinitiv]

Output: overdrink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overhung overhung a atarna peste [Infinitiv]

Output: overhang

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overheard overheard a auzi din intamplare [Infinitiv]

Output: overhear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overran overrun a depasi [Infinitiv]

Output: overrun

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] oversaw overseen a supraveghea [Infinitiv]

Output: oversee

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] oversold oversold a supraevalua [Infinitiv]

Output: oversell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] oversewed oversewn oversewed a coase marginile impreuna [Infinitiv]

Output: oversew

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overshot overshot a trece peste [Infinitiv]

Output: overshoot

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overspent overspent a cheltui prea mult [Infinitiv]

Output: overspend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overtook overtaken a depasi [Infinitiv]

Output: overtake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overthrew overthrown a rasturna [Infinitiv]

Output: overthrow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overwound overwound a rasuci prea mult [Infinitiv]

Output: overwind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] overwrote overwritten a suprascrie [Infinitiv]

Output: overwrite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] partook partaken a impartasi [Infinitiv]

Output: partake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] paid paid a plãti [Infinitiv]

Output: pay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] pleaded pled pleaded pled a pleda [Infinitiv]

Output: plead

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] prepaid prepaid a plãti în avans [Infinitiv]

Output: prepay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] presold presold a vinde în avans [Infinitiv]

Output: presell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] preset preset a preconfigura [Infinitiv]

Output: preset

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] proofread proofread a corecta [Infinitiv]

Output: proofread

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] proved proven proved a (se) dovedi [Infinitiv]

Output: prove

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] put put a pune [Infinitiv]

Output: put

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] quick-froze quick-frozen a îngheþa rapid [Infinitiv]

Output: quick-freeze

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] quit quitted quit quitted a abandona [Infinitiv]

Output: quit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] read read a citi [Infinitiv]

Output: read

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] reawoke reawaken a se retrezi [Infinitiv]

Output: reawake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rebroadcast rebroadcasted rebroadcast rebroadcasted a redifuza [Infinitiv]

Output: rebroadcast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rebuilt rebuilt a reconstrui [Infinitiv]

Output: rebuild

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] recast recast a remodela [Infinitiv]

Output: recast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] recut recut a tãia din nou [Infinitiv]

Output: recut

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] redid redone a reface [Infinitiv]

Output: redo

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] redraw redrawn a retrasa [Infinitiv]

Output: redraw

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] refitted refit refitted refit a reutila [Infinitiv]

Output: refit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] regrow regrown a recreste [Infinitiv]

Output: regrow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] reheard reheard a reaudia [Infinitiv]

Output: rehear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] relearned relearnt relearned relearnt a reînvãta [Infinitiv]

Output: relearn

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] relit relighted relit relighted a (se) reaprinde [Infinitiv]

Output: relight

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] remade remade a reface [Infinitiv]

Output: remake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] repaid repaid a recompensa [Infinitiv]

Output: repay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] reread reread a reciti [Infinitiv]

Output: reread

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] reran rerun a relua [Infinitiv]

Output: rerun

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] resold resold a revinde [Infinitiv]

Output: resell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] resent resent a retrimite [Infinitiv]

Output: resend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] reset reset a reaºeza [Infinitiv]

Output: reset

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] resewed resewn resewed a recoase [Infinitiv]

Output: resew

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] retook retaken a relua [Infinitiv]

Output: retake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] retaught retaught a reinstrui [Infinitiv]

Output: reteach

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] retold retold a repovesti [Infinitiv]

Output: retell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rethought rethought a regândi [Infinitiv]

Output: rethink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] retread retread a parcurge din nou [Infinitiv]

Output: retread

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rewoke rewaked rewaken rewaked a (se) retrezi [Infinitiv]

Output: rewake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rewed rewedded rewed rewedded a se recãsãtori [Infinitiv]

Output: rewed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rewon rewon a recâstiga [Infinitiv]

Output: rewin

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rewound rewound a derula înapoi [Infinitiv]

Output: rewind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rewrote rewritten a rescrie [Infinitiv]

Output: rewrite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rid rid a scãpa de, a se descotorosi [Infinitiv]

Output: rid

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rode ridden a cãlãri [Infinitiv]

Output: ride

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rang rung a suna [Infinitiv]

Output: ring

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] rose risen a rãsãri, a se ridica [Infinitiv]

Output: rise

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] ran run a fugi [Infinitiv]

Output: run

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sawed sawn sawed a tãia cu fierãstrãul [Infinitiv]

Output: saw

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] said said a spune [Infinitiv]

Output: say

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] saw seen a vedea [Infinitiv]

Output: see

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sought sought a cãuta [Infinitiv]

Output: seek

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sold sold a vinde [Infinitiv]

Output: sell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sent sent a trimite [Infinitiv]

Output: send

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] set set a pune [Infinitiv]

Output: set

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sewed sewn sewed a coase [Infinitiv]

Output: sew

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shook shaken a scutura, a tremura [Infinitiv]

Output: shake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shaved shaved shaven a (se) rade [Infinitiv]

Output: shave

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sheared sheared shorn a tunde oi [Infinitiv]

Output: shear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shed shed a vãrsa (lacrimi, sânge) [Infinitiv]

Output: shed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shone shined shone shined a strãluci [Infinitiv]

Output: shine

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shod shod a potcovi [Infinitiv]

Output: shoe

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shot shot a împusca [Infinitiv]

Output: shoot

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] showed shown a arãta [Infinitiv]

Output: show

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shrank shrunk a se strânge, a se scoroji [Infinitiv]

Output: shrink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] shut shut a închide [Infinitiv]

Output: shut

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sight-read sight-read a citi la prima vedere [Infinitiv]

Output: sight-read

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sang sung a cânta [Infinitiv]

Output: sing

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sank sunk sunk a (se) scufunda [Infinitiv]

Output: sink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sat sat a sedea [Infinitiv]

Output: sit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] slew slayed slain slayed a ucide [Infinitiv]

Output: slay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] slept slept a dormi [Infinitiv]

Output: sleep

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] slid slid a aluneca [Infinitiv]

Output: slide

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] slung slung a arunca [Infinitiv]

Output: sling

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] slunk slunk a se furisa [Infinitiv]

Output: slink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] slit slit a (se) crãpa [Infinitiv]

Output: slit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] smelled smelt smelled smelt a mirosi [Infinitiv]

Output: smell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sneaked snuck sneaked snuck a se furisa [Infinitiv]

Output: sneak

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sowed sown sowed a semãna [Infinitiv]

Output: sow

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spoke spoken a vorbi [Infinitiv]

Output: speak

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sped speeded sped speeded a grãbi, a accelera [Infinitiv]

Output: speed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spelled spelt spelled spelt a ortografia [Infinitiv]

Output: spell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spellbound spellbound a fermeca [Infinitiv]

Output: spellbind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spent spent a cheltui, a petrece [Infinitiv]

Output: spend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spilled spilt spilled spilt resewed a vãrsa [Infinitiv]

Output: spill

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spun spun a toarce [Infinitiv]

Output: spin

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spat spit spat spit a scuipa [Infinitiv]

Output: spit

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] split split a despica [Infinitiv]

Output: split

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spoiled spolit spoiled spoilt a rãsfãta [Infinitiv]

Output: spoil

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spoon-fed spoon-fed a hrãni cu lingurita [Infinitiv]

Output: spoon-feed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] spread spread a (se) întinde [Infinitiv]

Output: spread

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sprang sprung sprung a izvorî, a sãri [Infinitiv]

Output: spring

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] stood stood a sta (în picioare) [Infinitiv]

Output: stand

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] stole stolen a fura, a se furisa [Infinitiv]

Output: steal

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] stuck stuck a lipi [Infinitiv]

Output: stick

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] stung stung a înþepa [Infinitiv]

Output: sting

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] stunk stank stunk a mirosi urât [Infinitiv]

Output: stink

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] strewed strewn strewed a presãra [Infinitiv]

Output: strew

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] strode stridden a merge cu pasi mari [Infinitiv]

Output: stride

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] struck struck stricken a lovi [Infinitiv]

Output: strike

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] strung strung a înºira (pe o atã) [Infinitiv]

Output: string

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] strove strived striven strived a nãzui [Infinitiv]

Output: strive

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sublet sublet a subînchiria [Infinitiv]

Output: sublet

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sunburned sunburnt sunburned sunburnt a se arde de soare [Infinitiv]

Output: sunburn

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] swore sworn a jura, a înjura [Infinitiv]

Output: swear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] sweat sweated sweat sweated a transpira [Infinitiv]

Output: sweat

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] swept swept a mãtura [Infinitiv]

Output: sweep

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] swelled swollen swelled a se umfla [Infinitiv]

Output: swell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] swam swum a înota [Infinitiv]

Output: swim

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] swung swung a legãna [Infinitiv]

Output: swing

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] took taken a lua [Infinitiv]

Output: take

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] taught taught a învãta, a preda [Infinitiv]

Output: teach

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] tore torn a rupe, a sfâsia [Infinitiv]

Output: tear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] telecast telecast a teledifuza [Infinitiv]

Output: telecast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] told told a spune, a povesti [Infinitiv]

Output: tell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] test-drove test-driven a testa o masinã [Infinitiv]

Output: test-drive

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] test-flew test-flown a testa un avion [Infinitiv]

Output: test-fly

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] thought thought a (se) gândi [Infinitiv]

Output: think

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] throve thriven a prospera [Infinitiv]

Output: thrive

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] threw thrown a arunca [Infinitiv]

Output: throw

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] thrust thrust a înfige [Infinitiv]

Output: thrust

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] trod trodden trod a cãlca [Infinitiv]

Output: tread

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] typecast typecast a distribui într-un rol tipic [Infinitiv]

Output: typecast

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] typeset typeset a culege pentru tipar [Infinitiv]

Output: typeset

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] typewrote typewritten a dactilografia [Infinitiv]

Output: typewrite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unbent unbent a (se) dezdoi [Infinitiv]

Output: unbend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unbound unbound a dezlega [Infinitiv]

Output: unbind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unclothed clad unclothed clad a (se) dezbrãca [Infinitiv]

Output: unclothe

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] underbid underbid a oferi un pret prea mic [Infinitiv]

Output: underbid

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] undercut undercut a submina [Infinitiv]

Output: undercut

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] underfed underfed a subalimenta [Infinitiv]

Output: underfeed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] underwent undergone a trece prin [Infinitiv]

Output: undergo

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] underlay underlain a sta la baza [Infinitiv]

Output: underlie

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] undersold undersold a vinde mai ieftin decât (concurenta) [Infinitiv]

Output: undersell

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] underspent underspent a cheltui prea putin [Infinitiv]

Output: underspend

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] understood understood a întelege [Infinitiv]

Output: understand

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] undertook undertaken a lua asupra sa [Infinitiv]

Output: undertake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] underwrote underwritten a subscrie [Infinitiv]

Output: underwrite

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] undid undone a anula [Infinitiv]

Output: undo

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unfroze unfrozen a dezgheta [Infinitiv]

Output: unfreeze

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unhid unhidden a iesi din ascunzãtoare [Infinitiv]

Output: unhide

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unlearned unlearnt unlearned unlearnt a dezvãta [Infinitiv]

Output: unlearn

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unsewed unsewn unsewed a descoase [Infinitiv]

Output: unsew

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] unwound unwound a desfãsura [Infinitiv]

Output: unwind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] upheld upheld a sustine [Infinitiv]

Output: uphold

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] upset upset a tulbura [Infinitiv]

Output: upset

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] woke waked woken waked a se trezi [Infinitiv]

Output: wake

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] waylaid waylaid a acosta [Infinitiv]

Output: waylay

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wore worn a purta [Infinitiv]

Output: wear

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wove weaved woven weaved a tese [Infinitiv]

Output: weave

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wed wedded wed wedded a (se) cununa [Infinitiv]

Output: wed

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wept wept a plânge [Infinitiv]

Output: weep

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wet wetted wet wetted a uda [Infinitiv]

Output: wet

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] won won a câstiga [Infinitiv]

Output: win

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wound wound a rãsuci [Infinitiv]

Output: wind

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] withdrew withdrawn a (se) retrage [Infinitiv]

Output: withdraw

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] withheld withheld a retine [Infinitiv]

Output: withhold

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] withstood withstood a rezista la [Infinitiv]

Output: withstand

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wrung wrung a stoarce [Infinitiv]

Output: wring

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Input: [Past Tense - Trecut] wrote written a scrie [Infinitiv]

Output: write

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Input: [Word] Angel [Definition] A benefactor, especially an unknown one. [Example]

Output: Chips was toast until an Angel swooped in with a drek load of cred and cleared his name.


Input: [Word] Arc [Definition] An Arcology. [Example]

Output: A lot of activity is going down in the Renraku Arc.


Input: [Word] Ballerina [Definition] A reflex-boosted female assassin in employ of a major corp. [Example]

Output: I’d watch your back before they send out a ballerina to take care of you.


Input: [Word] Band-Aid [Definition] n. Shadowrunning magician who specializes in patching up teammates with healing spells. [Example]

Output: Scratch was toast until the Band-Aid stood him back up


Input: [Word] Beetle [Definition] Acronym for BTL [Example]

Output: You try that the new Beetle?


Input: [Word] Boom [Definition] An explosion [Example]

Output: This boom is gonna be huge!


Input: [Word] Breeder [Definition] Ork slang for a “normal” Human. [Example]

Output: Tonight we is gunna stomp a mud hole in dem Breeders.


Input: [Word] Burnout [Definition] n. Magician or adept who has lost all or part of her magical ability (for example, due to too much cyberware). [Example]

Output: “Don’t worry too much about Phyre, he is a Burnout not enough mana to light a match”


Input: [Word] Business [Definition] In slang context, crime, Also “Biz” [Example]

Output: Tonight I got some business to take care of


Input: [Word] Buzz [Definition] Go away! [Example]

Output: Buzz, man! I gots some drek ta do.


Input: [Word] Christmas Tree [Definition] n. Magician who relies heavily on foci and thus lights up on the astral plane. [Example]

Output: “So this Christmas tree pops up all tough and mean till I popped his little foci one by one”


Input: [Word] Chrome [Definition] Cyberware [Example]

Output: Watch it, that Samurai is chromed from head to toe.


Input: [Word] Chummer [Definition] A casual term for friend or buddy [Example]

Output: Easy there, Chummer, I was just kidding.


Input: [Word] Chipped [Definition] To interface through cyberware. [Example]

Output: Is he chipped in, yet?


Input: [Word] Dance [Definition] A melee fight [Example]

Output: Man, you don’t back off, we gonna dance.


Input: [Word] Dance Partner [Definition] A melee weapon [Example]

Output: Then the Samurai showed up wit’ his dancer partner and all hell broke loose.


Input: [Word] Dandelion Eater [Definition] Elf or Elven. Highly insulting [Example]

Output: So this Dandelion Eater walks into a bar …


Input: [Word] Dataslave [Definition] A corporate decker or other data processing employee [Example]

Output: The Dataslave sighed heavily and offered me a fiver for a cig!


Input: [Word] Deets [Definition] Intel learned or research made [Example]

Output: So what’s the deets on that rigger?


Input: [Word] Doss [Definition] Home, Hideout, Place of Refuge [Example]

Output: It’s Friday night and you are relaxing in your doss when a priority message comes over your telecom.


Input: [Word] Doxed [Definition] Identified [Example]

Output: I have doxed the target. We are Mission Green.


Input: [Word] Drek [Definition] A non-specific curse word. Often used to replace “Shit”. [Example]

Output: Buzz chummer, I got drek to do tonight.


Input: [Word] Drek-ware [Definition] An inferior, useless or sub-par piece of piece of equipment. [Example]

Output: So this gun is the lousiest piece of drek-ware I have ever gotten my hands on, I drop a three round burst and the fraggin clip falls right out


Input: [Word] Floaters [Definition] n. Watcher spirits. [Example]

Output: “I’m good got a couple Floaters covering the alley”


Input: [Word] Frag [Definition] A swear word [Example]

Output: Let’s get the frag outta here!


Input: [Word] Gamer (Gaming) [Definition] Someone acting remotely rather than physically at the location. [Example]

Output: “He’s sitting up there gaming safely while we are getting shot here.”


Input: [Word] Ghost [Definition] n. An astral form. [Example]

Output: “Either he is taking a nap or he is a ghost.”


Input: [Word] Gode (m.)/Gydje (f.) [Definition] n. A magician who follows the Norse tradition. [Example]

Output: “Seriously, this Gydje shows up with a horned helmet and spear and everything”


Input: [Word] Goose [Definition] A prostitute [Example]

Output: Lookit! He’s awful purty as a goose!


Input: [Word] Groggy [Definition] n. or adj. Derogatory term for an aspected magician (from “half Awakened”). [Example]

Output: “Looks like a Groggy, not too much to worry about.”


Input: [Word] Gypsy [Definition] A fence or fixer [Example]

Output: I gotta see my gypsy about the Ingram.


Input: [Word] Hitmage [Definition] n. Magical assassin. [Example]

Output: “DarqSpike is on the job, good as done with that hitmage.”


Input: [Word] Houngan (m.)/Mambo (f.) [Definition] n. A magician who follows the tradition of Voodoo. [Example]

Output: “Watch out for that Hougan, saw him making a doll that looks like you.”


Input: [Word] Hover [Definition] To observe and/or coordinate from an remote position (such as through a UAV) [Example]

Output: Who is hovering us on this run?


Input: [Word] Joyboy / Joygirl [Definition] A prostitute [Example]

Output: The joyboys and joygirls have been avoiding Redmond since news of the Ripper has spread.


Input: [Word] Kannushi/Miko (f.) [Definition] n. A magician who follows the tradition of Shinto. [Example]

Output: “Our Miko is in the back praying, get ready”


Input: [Word] Koradji [Definition] n. A shaman that follows the Aboriginal tradition. [Example]

Output: “Got a Koradji covering the job, if we can ever get him into some clothes.”


Input: [Word] Manatech [Definition] n. or adj. Technology that interacts with magic. [Example]

Output: “Gotta see the wiz new Manatech, seriously evil gear.”


Input: [Word] Mundane [Definition] n. or adj. Person who does not possess magical ability; the state of being non-magical. [Example]

Output: “What’s a Mundane doing in Dream Acid turf.”


Input: [Word] Nahualli [Definition] n. A magician who follows the Aztec tradition. [Example]

Output: I hope the Nahualli doesn’t think we are doing blood sacrifices on this run. Man that chummer is a nut.


Input: [Word] Native [Definition] without the benefit of cyber/bio-ware [Example]

Output: None of these guns got smartlinks, they’re all native.


Input: [Word] Pet [Definition] A robotic device remotely used by a rigger. [Example]

Output: Drake has got his pets in position, time to move!


Input: [Word] Ping [Definition] v. To detect a target with magic. [Example]

Output: “I am pinging six sleepers, two are heavily chromed. Incoming!”


Input: [Word] Pink [Definition] To quit, run away or quit [Example]

Output: You pinkin’ out already? We ain’t even got started.


Input: [Word] Poindexter [Definition] n. Derogatory term for a hermetic magician. [Example]

Output: Come on Poindexter, stop waving your hands and lets get some biz taken care of.


Input: [Word] Shoes [Definition] n. The body left behind when a magician astrally projects [Example]

Output: “I left my shoes in the car ”.


Input: [Word] Sleeper [Definition] n. or adj. Mundane. [Example]

Output: “I see four in the room, all sleepers, no real threat”


Input: [Word] Slot [Definition] A swear word [Example]

Output: Jonas? That pile of slot!


Input: [Word] Slot and Run [Definition] Hurry up, get to the point, or move it. [Example]

Output: C’mon boys, we gotta slot and run quick.


Input: [Word] Slotted [Definition] Containing or using input jacks [Example]

Output: Were good, he’s all slotted in.


Input: [Word] Smash Alley [Definition] A area under fire or assault [Example]

Output: All of a sudden, the whole club turns smash alley! We barely made it out in one piece.


Input: [Word] Spellworm [Definition] n. Magician. [Example]

Output: For a Spellworm, Doc really is a pretty good guy.


Input: [Word] Theurgist [Definition] n. A magician who follows the Christian tradition. [Example]

Output: If that Theurgist says one more quote from the bible, I am going to beat him to death with it, even if he is a spellworm.


Input: [Word] Tin man [Definition] A derogatory term for cybernetic/bionic altered person. [Example]

Output: Sorry tin man, no chrome permitted in this club.


Input: [Word] Token [Definition] To call in a favor [Example]

Output: I cashed in a token wit’ Tavon and got the background intel on her.


Input: [Word] TSK or Tisk [Definition] (Total Squad Kill) an elimination of an entire group [Example]

Output: Last time someone took them on, they got themselves TSK’d.


Input: [Word] Tusker or Tusk [Definition] A derogatory term for an ork or troll. [Example]

Output: So, I was minding my own business, when these two tuskers started harassing me…


Input: [Word] Wage mage [Definition] n. Magician employed by a corporation. The expression is also used as an insult for a magician with no real talent or potential. [Example]

Output: Got a couple Wage Mages watching astrally, we need to get done and get out.


Input: [Word] Wizzer Gang [Definition] n. Gang consisting of (usually young) magicians. [Example]

Output: Dream Acid is the toughest Wizzer Gang you could ever hope to NOT meet.


Input: [Word] Wizpunk [Definition] n. Musical genre popular with young magicians; it employs illusions and astral components to heighten the experience. [Example]

Output: Zany is into some pretty crazy music, some of it I like but the Wizpunk drek just messes with my head.


Input: [Word] Wizworm [Definition] n. Dragon. [Example]

Output: So the little old Japanese guy walks into the room after we have already fragged his whole Yakuza gang and tells us to surrender… We smile and start to trash talk and suddenly he turns into a Wizworm, think I drekked my armor right there.


Input: [Word] X-men [Definition] n. or adj. Derogatory term for adepts. [Example]

Output: Last X-man I ran with thought he was a shark in a firefight, killed two civilians in the middle of the fight. He bought it later when he tried to use his powers against the Renraku Red Samurai.


Input: [Link] Bruno [Date] 9/9/99 [Comments]

Output: Bruno is one of the oldest Web strips I am aware of, and one which has had a surprisingly strong effect on my life, because of the strength of its writing. It's format is a little strange, a single panel in the apect ratio of the "3-panel" strip, with lots of dialogue, but I've gotten used to it. It unfolds in near-real time, and the story of a life it tells is alternately mundane and transcendent, much like our own. After you read a few, start at the beginning of the archive, and read it *as slowly as possible* to savor the experience.


Input: [Link] Bob The Angry Flower [Date] 9/16/99 [Comments]

Output: One of my very favorites on the Web, this one seems to be published more or less weekly in various alternative papers, apparently in Canada. Steve Notley (or "snotley") has a complete archive on-line which allows you to follow the changes in his artistic style; personally, I prefer the earlier version of Bob over the current, more polished look. But the best part of Bob's pages is the "Annotations" section, in which Steve describes a little bit about the history behind each comic, things he liked or disliked artisticly, etc. This is the kind of fascinating insider information I love to get on my favorite artists!


Input: [Link] Sluggy Freelance [Date] 9/23/99 [Comments]

Output: This Web-only daily is light fare, but I've found it utterly addictive. A not-extrordinary self-referential collection of "ordinary" guys who go on adventures, their foils and love interests, talking animals with switchblades, vampires, and aliens, this strip is distinguished by subtle brilliance in both its art and writing. Not over-done, the expressiveness of the drawing never fails to amaze me. As an example, the main female character of Zoe is not drawn as any kind of "bombshell", and is rather ordinary in fact, but she nonetheless has an everyday beauty of the kind you could fall in love with very easily. The storylines alternate between original adventures that serve well to develop the characters, and outright parodies of T.V. shows and movies which are generally pretty good. As an X-files fan, I totally loved the appearance of Dana and Fox in "The Slug Files"! Lastly, this comic is a must read for any fans of ferrets, as the character of "Kiki" is utterly perfect.


Input: [Link] Bobbins [Date] 9/30/99 [Comments]

Output: Even though the others got earlier billing, this is the one I currently check first every day. It's sort of a charmingly drawn "friends" type of story, and a daily in *color*. This comic is not so much a joke a day, but a continuing unfolding story of a happy group of characters I've come to like a lot. Even so, it's a little odd; it took me quite a while to realize that the story and author are in England. To me, it looks like it could be a feature of some british fashion magazine (although the characters seem to have recently fallen into the habit of wearing the same clothes every day). However, the author John Allison is apparently trying for newspaper syndication. Update 7/15/02Bobbins was officially ended a couple of months ago. After a short sabatical, the author decided he wanted to just start up a new comic, which turned out to be Scary-Go-Round, which is turning out fine in it's own right.


Input: [Link] Waiting For Bob [Date] 10/7/99 [Comments]

Output: Written by Doug Sheppard and drawn by Katrin Salyers, this comic has only a handful of characters. But they're surprisingly real and believable characters. I'd have to say that I know people like these, which is what makes it interesting to me. The comic is daily, in black and white, and the author takes great pride in the fact that the daily page downloads fast. Another aspect of the real-ness of the characters is the art. I am particularly impressed by the character of "Bernie"; Bernie is really hard to draw, I would think. She is not the usual skinny body type, and yet is drawn very attractively. Update 6/25/01Currently inactive due to a burnout-induced sabattical. Read the archive.


Input: [Link] Red Meat [Date] 10/14/99 [Comments]

Output: Yeah, I know you're saying "We get this one in the City Paper all the time! It's not a Web Comic!" True, but Max Cannon's site has a truly amazing feature: an archive that goes waaaaay back. By this point there are so many titles on his index page that it's several screens long. You could kill, maybe, an 8-hour work day just reading the archive, laughing your head off, and getting your mind thoroughly twisted in the process. Best use of xerox art since "The Angriest Dog In The World".


Input: [Link] Freefall [Date] 10/21/99 [Comments]

Output: This net-only comic is in black and white, and has the audacity to be published only on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It is science-fictionish, and contains among its unapologetically complex concepts a "Bowman's Wolf" as one of it's three main characters. The strip is really clearly drawn, but the story moves quite glacially, taking the time to fully explore every situation on the way to what I hope is a well-planned story arc (it's been published for about two years now). Despite its sparse schedule, I find I check it eagerly when it's there, and the archive goes all the way back for several hours of entertainment. His links page is very complete, and frankly the source of many of my recent comics finds (so be careful reading it if you don't want to spoil your appetite for the Cool Comic of the Week).


Input: [Link] Cynicalman Not Available Comics [Date] 10/28/99 [Comments]

Output: News Flash! Cynicalman is on the Web! While this is not exactly a Web Comic in that it isn't on the web for purposes of publication but rather as advertisement to get you to buy the products, I was so happy to learn (thanks Diane!) that it existed anywhere on the Web that it became this week's link. I first discovered Cynicalman in a discarded indie comics-only paper of the type that proliferated when I was in college. From that chance encounter, a whole unexpected world of underground comics opened up for me, the effect was sweeping and realligning. Cynicalman himself seems a part of the definition of his times; the small-shop punk attitude of the "franchise", the stories and style are inseparable from the 80's for me. On this topic, Matt's latest comic is as hilarious as ever, in which CM declares "Hey, Man, I remember the 80's! I was there!" The comics at the link given are all-new, and tailor-made for this media; Matt Feazell has several well thought-out innovations on his pages, and describes in great detail his method of preparing the comics for HTML. After consuming everything Matt's own site has to offer, you might follow his suggestion and read the hilarious Cute Girl comics at the old Not Available Comics site. You might then begin performing web searches for any other CM stuff out there. So far I've come up with: Kaplan's Rathskeller Cynicalman The Amazing Cynicalman Has A Cow Update 1/25/01Sorry about not getting to this sooner, but the big news is that Cyncialman has a great new home on the web, with a new reprint of a classic "Not Available Comic" every week! The archive is very long so you can catch up, and it's interesting to see the variety of dates these comics were reprinted from. I'm adding "Not Available Comics" to the original "Cyncialman" link to the left; check them both out.


Input: [Link] The Lemmings of Norstrilia [Date] 11/4/99 [Comments]

Output: This comic is being (re)published by our very own Andrew Plotkin (Zarf)! I haven't seen much references to it except for an e-mail forwarded to me by Andy Looney, so I'm mentioning it here. According to his index page for the series, it's a web posting of some comics he did for print media in '92, and is a series of only 15 strips. Right now he's at number 9, I've read the first ones with great mirth and now eagerly await each week's. Maybe he'll do some new ones?


Input: [Link] Robotman [Date] 11/11/99 [Comments]

Output: Robotman will be the first of my many suggestions for comics which are published in daily newspapers (syndicated), but which are nontheless also available on the Web. I used to strongly dislike this comic based on its non-technical representation of the robot, but have since gotten over it. This comic seems at first to be the usual idiotic syndication formula, but further reading has revealed that the author's sense of humor is really kind of screwy. Sadly, this comic's web site archives only a month of comics (the usual procedure for syndicated comics that appear on the web), but hey, you could always buy the books for more.


Input: [Link] The Boondocks [Date] 11/18/99 [Comments]

Output: This syndicated comic is one I've been dying to suggest for weeks. The main reason I have to point it out to those who may have missed it in the daily paper is that it's so funny! The main characters of this strip are black, and the author, Aaron McGruder, has no fear of finding humor in everyday situations that most white people are afraid even to admit to. I'm amazed that it's syndicated, much less in the Washington Post, and the sad thing is that the mere sight of this comic's characters seems to make a lot of people angry. If none of this bothers you, you'll find a comic with hilarious, often old-timey jokes, and characters so well explored that, you'll laugh out loud practically every day. The character descriptions provided by the author provide a lot of the clues to what's going on. For example, one of the main characters, Huey, is a young righteous "intellectual". He may seem at first like a mouthpiece for the cartoonist, but read a few comics and you'll notice that he's still as naive as his age, and his moody, cynical attitude is as likely to backfire up on him as to be right. Riley, his younger brother, is always trying to cop an attitude, often the funniest part of the strip. I loved the sequence where he repaints all the streetsigns! The interaction between Huey and Riley is surprisingly believable, sometimes touching. The grandfather is just that, often unfoolable by the kids but just as often pathetically unable to remember where he put his hat. Without belaboring the point, Aaron shows multiple sides of any character or situation, while all the time keeping the humor the focus of the comic. UExpress keeps a generous four months of archive on hand for The Boondocks; go right to it and read the earliest comic so that you don't miss any more than you have to! Aaron's own web site, once beautiful and for a while the home of this comic before it was syndicated, seems to be having HTML problems (I don't know why it always crashes my IE) as Aaron's production crew becomes busier with deadlines, interviews, and film deals, but is nonetheless the source for the latest news about the comic when accessable. Update 1/25/01Boondocks.net seems fine now; athough there's no comics there the weekly dirt on what Aaron's doing and the depressingly funny hate-mail reprints are worth checking out.


Input: [Link] Haul Trek [Date] 11/25/99 [Comments]

Output: Now for something light... This color comic is updated very intermittantly, but I still check it often. It is creatively produced entirely with computer tools, a little rough around the edges but still extremely attractive. A "Star Trek" universe story, its main character is a "furry" named M'Iskiti, and the ship has a variety of wackily named officers. M'Iskiti is a feline humanoid, and perhaps my favorite female cartoon character on the Web :). Currently the comic seems to be on hiatus till January, but the archive is still there for your enjoyment, and check out "Haul Trek"'s contribution to the big Halloween crossover of 1999, an incredible number of panels containing not only plenty of the regular characters, but also renditions of dozens of characters from other comics! Update 3/5/01The hiatus seems permanent; enjoy the archive for now. Update 6/25/01Haul Trek is back! Or at least reborn... The authors have decided to rewrite the comic out of the Trek universe and make it a stand-alone story in order to increase their marketing rights. They're redoing each of the old comics with hopefully new ones to come. It's as beautifully rendered as ever, but I kind of liked M'Iskiti (now Mzzkiti) as a readhead! Update 1/5/02Trajedy has struck Frieghter Tails. One of the authors unexpectedly died last year, so this comic may be on hold from now on.


Input: [Link] The Dark Hotel [Date] 12/2/99 [Comments]

Output: Now for something really dark... I'm not sure what the update rate for this one is, but it doesn't matter because the archive is so gigantic that it's still unexhausted for me. "The Dark Hotel" is in color, and is basically a graphic novel. It consists of several distinct stories by various authors. The stories are broken into chapters related to how they were posted, so the organization of the index is not at first clear. Other than that, the site seems really well designed, with lots of nooks and corners for your exploring pleasure. When you read this comic, you will be plunged into a menacing, compelling world, each story the tale of a different resident of the hotel, ruined lives awash in obsession, crime, sex, and drugs. Reading the first story, The Manchurian Experiment will either intrige you or repulse you. In true nior fashion, it starts off: "There's a story. Sternelli, Room 37...."


Input: [Link] Story Minute by Carol Lay [Date] 12/9/99 [Comments]

Output: This comic is my other favorite comic from the Salon Comics offerings, all of which are good and some of which are in greater syndication. Story Minute is a complete and compelling new short short story every week; if it wasn't for the 55 word limit these would be ideal nanofictions. The thing that sets this comic apart is the fascinatingly good writing on the stories; each one is amazing. However, the addition of the stylish artwork helps a lot, if nothing else to set a clever and cynical mood. Story Minute's archives are a little disjointed; the above link is for the most recent, the 1999 and previous archives can be found here.


Input: [Link] Never Never [Date] 12/16/99 [Comments]

Output: Never Never is a comic strip about faeries! I love it because the fairies are always attempting grand conquests of the world, and failing simply because nobody sees them, except for the one human character, a boy named Arthur. Although it doesn't have the polished visual style some people expect in comics these days, I think the cartoonist, John "The Gneech" Robey, has done a great job with the art and the concept. Inspired by Calvin and Hobbes, it never tumbles into the schmaltz that plagued that comic, but is nonetheless full of charm (for example, the feline-mounted fairy calvary). Sadly, in a story that seems to be repeating itself all over the Web, the author is getting pulled away by other projects (not the least of which is Suburban Jungle, The Gneech's other comic and probably the one he likes better -- *sniff!*), so read it while you can, and bookmark it for occasional updates. Update 3/5/01No updates since last year? This one is unlikely to ever be updated again, but the archive's still there Update 1/6/02Never Never is back! Yay! He started updating again a couple of months ago and has a new URL, the link here has now been updated. The story continues where it left off. Update 4/5/02D'oh! Dead again!


Input: [Link] Bruno The Bandit [Date] 12/23/99 [Comments]

Output: Oh Great, a comic about a medieval adventurer, with his comic companion a "microdragon". It sounded boring as hell when I first found it, but it turns out to be one of my favorite comics. The art on this one is accomplished, but what makes it for me is the writing. The story is set in a humorously anachronistic D&D/modern world which is played well for laughs without getting too silly (usually), and the main character is a delightfully amoral anti-hero. Although there is generally a punch-line in every comic, this one is best read in whole arcs at a time. Get thee to the archive (which is conveniently navigable) and just pick a story title and read it all the way through. Strongly recommended: "The Forbidden Game" story.


Input: [Link] Mutts [Date] 12/30/99 [Comments]

Output: Another syndicated comic, this one impressed me from the first day that I saw it in the newspapers. What a joy to find it on the Web. However, it was nearly a year after I first began reading it on the Web before I found it offered by its syndicate; I think they just didn't get on board for a long while. Fortunately, for me at least, "Mutts" seems to be the most pirated comic on the Web. It tends to generate the most dedicated and loving level of fans (and consequently, equally strong anti-fans), and for years there were folks out there who'd scan this thing in from the newspaper every day just to bring it to the world. Most of those sites have retired now that it's officially available, but the best is still hanging around and building up a giant archive of strips. After checking out the official site, bookmark MUTTS ONLINE, and on days when you feel overstressed or depressed, you can read a month's worth at a time to help put you back in a "Mutts" mood. There's also a ton of excellent fan sites out there; just begin following the links pages on each site. Start with MUTTS ONLINE or this other one which is also pretty comprehensive.


Input: [Link] Dr Fun [Date] 1/6/00 [Comments]

Output: Eeyore passes us this week's Webcomic link. "Dr Fun" is a near-daily single-panel format comic produced in color using a mix of computer tools, and has been going, on and off, since 1993! The sense of humor is a little whacked; some are brilliant, others a puzzlement. Nonetheless, there's endless amusement in the complete and easy-to-use archive.


Input: [Link] Sabrina Online [Date] 1/13/00 [Comments]

Output: This well drawn "furry" strip is produced at a really slow rate. It makes my list of comics I check the moment they're updated (in this case, monthly) on account of its nerdly computer humor. I don't even have a lot of experience with the background of this comic (connecting an Amiga to the Internet) and it makes me laugh anyway. Along the way, though, a good and likable set of characters has been developed, with lots of relationship stuff for you touchy-feely folks out there. Read the whole story from the start at The Unofficial Eric Schwartz Page's Sabrina Online Archive


Input: [Link] Too Much Coffee Man [Date] 1/20/00 [Comments]

Output: Too Much Coffee Man is a classic who's been around in one form or another for years. His web pages are continuously changing; sometimes there are plenty of comics for us to read, sometimes there's old stuff for a very long time, sometimes there's nothing and we're forced to search the web for pirate web sites. Currently, however, he seems to have a huge archive and is well organized. A pillar of hip cynicism, TMCM teaches us life's big lessons while making us wish our lives were as simple as having a big steaming cup on our heads and being cleverly drawn. Buy the books, too.


Input: [Link] Penny Arcade [Date] 1/27/00 [Comments]

Output: The computer gaming lifestyle shared by the main characters of this comic (and its authors) is not mine. However, I still find this comic to be hilarious; it is one of the ones I check every day it is updated. The passion for their subject gives the authors an excellent sense of comedic timing, and the art is particularly attractive. This comic, which I've only recently discovered, has been going for quite a while, and has a healthy archive. It also has a side comic, The Bench, which readers are encouraged to generate their own strips of.


Input: [Link] Unlike Minerva [Date] 2/3/00 [Comments]

Output: I haven't been able to decide if the gimmic behind this comic is for everyone. Even though I find it difficult to read sometimes, I really like it a lot, and have gotten endless hours of fun following all the links from this comic. The idea has been stated as "one comic, many artists." A creative writer, firm in his belief that he has insufficient artistic talent, has gotten a whole slew of friends to take turns drawing his strip for him. The story line is a strange combination of "Waiting For Godot" and "The Muppet Show", a fully thought out "furry" universe in which five characters inhabit the vaudeville "Minerva Theater". This solid framework has attracted a wide variety of guest artists, who switch in on a weekly to daily basis. This jumpiness can make it a little hard to follow at times. However, I enjoy seeing how each artist interprets the characters. It is also fun to follow the links to the artists' pages and learn more about them, from the astonishing Rina Cat to the charming Naraxa. Speaking of which, I have to applaud the webmaster of this site; there are daily and weekly pages available through the archives, and each one has thumbnails for the current artist's rendition of the five main characters.


Input: [Link] When I Grow Up [Date] 2/10/00 [Comments]

Output: This comic is a new favorite of mine. I was originally scared away by the title, which sounded boring as hell. However, I discovered that it's really an adult character-driven comic, and the cartoonist doesn't waste a lot of time milking or tidying up a situation so the jokes are fast and loose. I like the characters in this one a lot. They have a certain ordinary banality, despite some sillier background details, which makes their reactions to various comedic situations hilariously natural. The main character, Zoe Day, is a news anchor for a UHF station. She's eternally pissed off and refreshingly free swearing. I'm not sure how "When I grow Up" relates to the story except that WIGU is the call letters of Zoe's station; the "cast" page which shows the cast both in the present and (chillingly) at 13 years old offers perhaps another clue. The bottom of most of the pages contains a disclaimer reading: "New comic presented Monday - Saturday, unless anything bad happens or I give up hope." Update 2/1/02After many attempts by the author to end the comic, it looks like it's finally over. He ended it on an upbeat note this time and switched to a new comic which is turning out pretty cool. The archive is still there, but I'm still going to miss Zoe, and of course Neal, who almost had his own comic.


Input: [Link] The Parking Lot Is Full [Date] 2/17/00 [Comments]

Output: Today's comic is courtesy of Diane Donaldson. "The Parking Lot Is Full" is frequently recommended on links pages along with a content warning of some kind. This single panel format comic aims to be disturbing, and when it succeeds it's amazing and unique. Sometimes it's merely sick, sometimes kind of stupid. Fortunately, it is much better drawn than the average Far Side knockoff. It's published at random intervals (about once a week), and has been going, amazingly, since 1995. The archive is fully thumbnailed and easy to use, and the web page has lots of toys on it, like the "random" button to complement the usual "archive" feature. As Diane says, "Usually odd, sometimes hilarious."


Input: [Link] You Damn Kid [Date] 2/24/00 [Comments]

Output: Black and White, 4-panel comic in a single panel space, published on average three times a week. This comic featuring its author as a young kid is surprisingly funny considering the bulk of the stories are believably from his own tragic youth. I really like the way the kid is drawn, too. My current favorites out of the archives are: "Luigi's Pizzaria" and "Dewey, Fleecem and Howe" (the latter being on the subject of catholic school which is an endless source of comics no matter how you do it). The other two cool things about this site are: He's done his own banner adds, which he serves randomly on his own pages and which are all pretty clever, and the fact that he'll sometimes re-do a comic between when he first puts it up and when it goes into the archive, so it's intersting to check back often. In conclusion, I was drawn to this site by the following apt description of the comic from Freefall's links page: "There are a lot of things about being a kid that no one talks about. Except this guy." Update 6/5/03 Still Going. Every week there's a new plan for updates, but hey, whatever gets the comics on the net, I say.


Input: [Link] Road Waffles [Date] 3/2/00 [Comments]

Output: Another new favorite of mine, thank goodness it's published seven days a week. This comic requires you pretty much to start at the beginning of the archive to get what's happening, if the weekly gun battles and characters getting killed isn't enough simply to keep you amused. The comic starts with a convenience store robbery, a stolen car, and gets crazy from there. I found the following quotes (from his own web site, admittedly) enough to get me interested, and very accurate in retrospect: "If Quentin Tarantino made a daily webcomic, this is what it would look like." - Josh Phillips, Avalon "Kind of like Natural Born Killers meets Pee-Wee's Big Adventure..." Aaron Holm, Joe Average Eight, the shadowy presence behind this nihilistic work, is a webpublishing powerhouse of comics; his "old comics" link to his old web site of discontinued work (one of which will be next week's comic of the week) will keep you amazed and reading for days. Update 4/19/01Road Waffles is over! No, it's back! No, it's over! Watch as Eight tries to free himself from the shackles of his own fame. He's so bored with this comic and thinks that it's getting crappy (it's not), but every time he tries to end the story line his fans protest until we get a few more installments. We may as well be happy with what he's done on this so far; at only 20 years old, I'm pretty sure Road Waffles isn't the last we're going to hear out of Eight. Update 8/7/03Back again due to Eight's extreme boredom with his previous project. New characters, good setup, mayhem and death ensue immediately. Reading an Eight comic is very suspenseful, as every strip could easily be the last one. Send him some money already!


Input: [Link] Max Panic [Date] 3/9/00 [Comments]

Output: Max Panic is an earlier comic by Eight, and gets a recommendation of its own even though its original series is over. It is one of the first ones I've come across published on the web in "book" form, i.e. drawn and scanned in 8x10 pages with a front cover and back page. It turns out that there's a whole world of this format on the web, and later you'll see some recommendations for some of the ones I've found since. The succinct tag line for Max Panic is "The cure to boredom is to watch someone else suffering from boredom." It's essentially a (possibly autobiographical) story of a bunch of bored kids, watching TV or wandering around and blowing stuff up. Eventually they get ahold of a car and the fun really picks up. Look for the mushroom cloud in every issue! Watch as the comic slowly metamorphasises into "Road Waffles"! Thrill to every "Cammy London" story! He's doing new Max Panic now when he has time, but as those of you who have already scoured Eight's sites can attest, his style has matured impressively in the past few years. I think the fun and simplicity of the original Max Panic make it worth the several days it will take to read the entire archive.


Input: [Link] Snail Dust [Date] 3/16/00 [Comments]

Output: Napoleon, the author of this new comic, has a lot going on. You should read all her pages to get the full flavor. Snail Dust is published at random intervals, but is worth checking every once in a while. It's about three teens, and their real-life world. They hang around, have siblings and parents, play around on computers. The title is a pretty good metaphor for real life (as in "Caught in the.."), although a tiny glimmer of magic has begun to creep into the story for one of the characters.


Input: [Link] Avalon [Date] 3/23/00 [Comments]

Output: This comic has anime based art, anime situations (girl shows up at a party dressed too formally, academics and romance, girl attempts to fight rumors of being a lesbian), and is set in... Canada? Avalon is the name of the Canadian high school that this comic's characters all attend. If you find the setting counfusing at all, he explains it all in his FAQ. My first rave for this comic is the art, which I think is superb. Secondly, the humor is original and unique. Thirdly, I get the impression that the author is in touch with his subjects, which makes it honest, enjoyable reading. And it's nice to know that somebody out there still listens to Rush. The site was really pretty nice looking for a hand-maintained site...it's been moved to one of the big online comics' hosts recently, which gave it banner ads and homogenized the layout and navigation somewhat, but it still has the orginal beautiful blue color and custom-imported font. Update 5/5/02I've been reading this one less and less; for some reason, I have had a hard time following the story line on a day-to-day basis thanks to the tangled relationships between the characters. However, when reading the story from beginning to end the clarity of the writing stands out; it's absolutely brilliant. What may seem like melodrama at first is actually character growth which unfolds with the gradualness of real life. So, my advice is to consider Avalon to be some kind of graphic novel. Any current strip will make no sense unless you've read the first, but it's very satisfying to become familiar with the characters and experience their growth over time, and try to untangle the "web of twistiness" yourself. Also, the guest strips, now a permanent feature of Sundays, add a whole new dimension by deconstructing the Avalon storyline, either through fanfics or original strips with the dialog humorously changed.


Input: [Link] Cool Cat Studio [Date] 3/30/00 [Comments]

Output: This amazing brand new comic has only been going a week or two. That's why the site is fast and there aren't any banner ads yet. I had to recommend it as quickly as possible so that you could track its progress from near-birth. The drawing on this one is unbelievable, and the concept seems fully developed. The humor seems pretty good too, but as the link which referred me to it the first time said (approximately): "Evil Cats! What more could you possibly want?"


Input: [Link] Out Of Fika [Date] 4/6/00 [Comments]

Output: Another one of the few, the proud, the 7-day comics, Out Of Fika has only been going since December but I'm quite hooked. Based on the legend of an obscure (and possibly insane) Norse goddess, this comic is filled with "Watchmen"-level mystique, cleverly camouflaged by a playful writing and drawing style. There's superheroes and mad scientists running around, and Fika herself is charmingly short tempered and purple-haired. The artist used to publish giant color comics on tuesdays before the burden became too great; maybe someday it will be able to resume. The storyline has lots of directions it can go, but it's taking it's time doing it so that we have enough opportunities to ponder the surreal and emotive events that unfold. Update 3/5/01 Currently on sabbattical. Out Of Fika dropped off the web completely for about 6 months, and then one day reappeared with a new storyline and no hint of the earlier material. I am happy to report, however, that all known Out of Fika strips recently seem to have been posted to the archive to tide us over during the current hiatus. Read them now before they're taken down again! Update 1/8/02A couple of months ago this address went dead and cannot be reached. Fika's gone again, don't say you weren't warned! RIP.


Input: [Link] Sinfest [Date] 4/13/00 [Comments]

Output: The title says it all; this comic aims to offend anybody it can with it's hyper-sophisticated ("Pimpin'") attitude. The author's art is also quite slick, as steeped in pop cultural references as everything else in the strip. Despite all of this, this comic is occasionally surprizingly fresh. In between parodying just about every Calvin Clein advertisement ever done, and showing the characters of syndicated comics in various sexual positions, Tatsuya Ishida is on target with such mundane topics as dogs versus cats, women and men, and of course God. In most of the religion comics, my favorites, God is shown as a hand in the clouds, mocking the devil with hand puppets, or any humans that have the gall to whine. Sinfest is not for the weak of stomach, but it's quite a window on the follibles of humanity and it will be interesting to see where it goes. Amazingly, produced 7 days a week.


Input: [Link] It's Gravy! [Date] 4/20/00 [Comments]

Output: It's Gravy! is a nice simple comic, with a nice simple web site, and a loooong archive. I'm pretty happy that the author is able to crank these out reliably, because I find his sense of humor pretty funny, in a relaxed sort of way. The character page(Currently unaccessable 5/01) gives you a pretty good idea for the flavor of this comic. The main character is Andy, described as "pretty much a normal kid, he's imaginative but gullible.", while his best friend Paul "occasionally makes really bad comics about Andy and posts them on his homepage." You can kind of see the origin of It's Gravy! right there :) Actually, Paul strikes me as a more grownup character, sort of like the professor on Gilliagan's Island, only maybe not that mature. The drawing style is not fancy, but still pretty expressive, sort of like Sluggy in that regard, and the humor is cheap, funny, and just whacked enough to make it unique and worth reading every day.


Input: [Link] LCD [Date] 04/27/00 [Comments]

Output: I've been following this one for a while, and would have recommended it sooner if it were published more frequently. But it's pretty cute; it's a comic about TV news, and LCD of course stands for Lowest Common Denominator. I get the impression that this comic is written for the fun of it's author, full of jokes at the expense of the industry and interesting (and well-drawn) characters; this is what makes it worth checking a couple of times a week. The first-person perspective is LCD's strength: the characters are refreshingly "real" western (not just the usual stereotypes), with fully thought-out backgrounds that make the three main women characters more than just pretty faces. Update 6/5/03 On Sabbatical.


Input: [Link] Dragon Tails [Date] 5/4/00 [Comments]

Output: Ok, I admit that I was skeptical of this one after hearing about it (I got a recommendation). But having checked it out, I have to wholeheartedly advertise it. As expected, it's a humorous look at the lives of a bunch of computer-rendered dragons. But, contrary to my expectations, I think it's pretty funny. Perhaps the best part is that it's a really sweet, G-rated humor which I find unique on the Net, without being too stupid (IMHO). The rendering is pretty good, but a bit dark on my computer -- a telltale sign of macintosh produced graphics. It's been going 7 days a week since last year, so it has an enormous archive. How does the author find the time to do this comic?


Input: [Link] Minding My Own Business [Date] 5/11/00 [Comments]

Output: It's another anime inspired comic. The art is amateur, but I really respect the way he tries something new all the time. The unique aspect of this comic is its writing. In fact also in the style of a lot of anime (or perhaps more accurately, magna), MMOB focuses on tangled relationships. There are long, dreamy sequences with melancholy song lyrics woven in, or characters are represented by their emotions, or as projections of how they look to others. It's totally angst-ridden, but so creative about it that I nonetheless keep checking it every once in a while to see what he's come up with next. Published at semi-random intervals somehow adding up to most of the days of each week. Update 1/30/03I checked this one recently and found it had moved. Along with the move, the author brought a new drawing style and new developments. The original archive appears to be gone. I like the new stuff, it's a little more polished while still holding onto the original contemplative style. My link to this comic has been changed to the new site.


Input: [Link] Minimum Security [Date] 5/18/00 [Comments]

Output: As the author states, the title of "Minimum Security" refers to a comment from someone just released from prison who was pointing out the repressiveness of American society: "I'm still not free; I'm just in minimum security." This folk-art-drawn comic is the leftist, feminist, political and social commentary you might see in weekly papers around the country, if you like that sort of thing. I do; this is a particularly good example, and I'm glad its available on the web. Be sure to check out the author's yummy paintings as well.


Input: [Link] The Wandering Ones [Date] 5/25/00 [Comments]

Output: The Wandering Ones is a type of comic you might be surprised to see me recommending, a "serious" daily serial. I can't stand seeing these in print, but I guess the pain of the slow refresh rate is somehow softened by the frequency of the same thing elsewhere on the web. The thing about this one that keeps me checking it every day is its classic science fiction plot, and it's successful "EC" vintage style art. This comic was just recently started (In fact, I read it on its first day), so it will be interesting to see where it goes. Tip: start at the first comic to get the benefit of the writing so far.


Input: [Link] Everything Jake [Date] 6/1/00 [Comments]

Output: I have a pretty big gripe about this comic. It's POV is painfully immature. It's the story of Jake, college freshman, who is humiliated in this comic in just about every possible way. Women are portrayed as irrational sex objects. Most of the characters are stupid. So why do I check it every single day (it's 7 days a week), causing me to recommend it here? Strangely, it's entirely possible that all of this is intentional, and what we're seeing is successfull POV writing. Embarassing or not, I kind of like Jake anyhow. But most of all, it's so nicely drawn. Keep checking it; I think it's really going to turn into something. Update 7/15/02Everything Jake is still around, which is a good reason to revisit my review. The author is struggling against the usual herculean odds of keeping a daily comic going. These days it's mostly MWF and a lot of text in between the drawings. I like the superhero mystery, which we still don't get to see more than a tiny bit of, and I still like the characters. But in between that there are some really rough parts that just can't reconcile. Monster points off for actually using technobabble like "Energy Signature".


Input: [Link] The Bench [Date] 6/8/00 [Comments]

Output: Remember when I told you about a little side project to Penny Arcade called "The Bench?" Well, those of you that liked Penny Arcade probably know that The Bench has been fully developed into an independent organism by its original authors. Now it has its own domain name, and all comics are submitted by the readers. There is even a highly automated system for accepting submissions. The basic concept remains the same: A guy and a squirrel and a bench, develop it however you want. It's a pretty rarified concept; how many submissions could there be? How about two thousand so far and still growing rapidly? The sheer enormity of this collection is its surprising drawback, because you have to view it a page at a time, which takes a while. There's a wide variety in the quality of the work. There's a lot of crap, fawning references to the Penny Arcade universe or gags dependent on already-stale current events, but there's also a good number of pieces of timeless genius, or at least creative uses of paintshop. With a T1 or better connection this huge archive can be an entertaining project to complete. Update 4/19/01Recently vanished off the net for lack of a human host (somebody to maintain the huge archive of strips, accept new submissions, and pay for the immense disk space and traffic required), I am not sure when this will be coming back. The Bench was a much beloved institution; I can't believe that there isn't somebody among its collective fans who won't pick it up!


Input: [Link] Cruel Fate [Date] 6/15/00 [Comments]

Output: Holy mushroom clouds, Batman! Another new comic by Eight! Cruel Fate is a so-called "mini-series" hosted by Keenspot, the current home of Road Waffles. It will run only for the month of June, and is promised to be a complete story within that time. The link I gave over on the left is to the first comic in the story; use this link to go to the daily current page. It's gotten off to a bang so far, rapidly shifting into the Eight trademark nihilism with a suicide attempt in the first week (you have been warned). But even so, the introspection present in much of his work aside from Road Waffles and the old Max Panic is here as well, making me excited every day to see where this story is going to go.


Input: [Link] AM i DUMMY [Date] 6/22/00 [Comments]

Output: This is one of the comic book style on-line comics that I mentioned a long time ago in comparison to Max Panic. I found this late one night and read as much as I could (it's hosted by probably the world's slowest server) and found it visually and thematically disturbing. The story wanders around a bit, starting with a pretty miserable main character, who hates his life so much that his own cat is compelled to mention in english "You've gotta stop trying to think so much". If you're interested in something lighter, it turns out that the author of AM i DUMMY has an archive of earlier discontinued works. I recommend the formative SUN SHiNE DAZE, which features such crowd pleasing elements as bright color computer rendering, big anime eyes, a bunch of punks wandering around the country in a tour bus, a psycho killer, and a kid who may be crossing over into a paranormal combat world. It's a great story until it basically imploded in the last issue and Tep wisely decided to kill it. Update 5/10/01One day I checked this comic, and it's gone! I guess he forgot to pay for his domain. This comic was something special.


Input: [Link] Superstar Car Wash [Date] 6/29/00 [Comments]

Output: It's Superstar Car Wash, the comic that makes Red Meat look drawn from scratch every day. Basically, the author has taken a bunch of high-contrast-xeroxed images of famous people or characters (and occasionally the author or his friends) and slapped them down in comic panels, which are then themselved xeroxed three or four times as required to make a full strip, and then dialog is added to imply that the characters are engaing in oral sex or masturbation or what-have-you. Not for kids, I guess. It's actually occasionally pretty funny, and fun to see the pop icons of our childhood get used for cheap laughs, but the best part is that you can read the entire archive without feeling too bad about it. Just crunch 'em down like popcorn. Actually, the best part is that the archive's background makes fun of "TAB" soda. No longer updated, but the archive is there.


Input: [Link] Boat Anchor [Date] 7/6/00 10/31/02 [Comments]

Output: Well, last time I checked, this webcomic was DEAD. No updates since March, no clue as to what happened. Too bad, because it was really on a roll. Well, just read the archive; there's plenty there. I find this comic to be unlike any other on the web. The art may seem a little puzzling at first. It looks like it was drawn with a mouse, and the characters are all drawn really tiny. This seems to fit right in with the subject of the strip, however, which is that your computer at work hates you. Having toiled in this air-conditioned environment for most of my "career", I find the humor in "Boat Anchor" to be roll-on-the-floor funny, and spot-on. Update 3/5/01Sadly, it seems that Boat Anchor is no more. Updates suddenly stopped about a year ago, and now the site is totally off the Web. I still do web searches for it every once in a while but haven't come up with anything yet. If anybody knows what happened to this strip, let me know. I liked Boat Anchor so much that I would even find a home for its old archive on the web somewhere if it still exists. Update 10/31/02It's Back! Somehow, the author has managed to bring back this project and even got the URL. It's better than ever; as the author said in an e-mail alerting me, "same characters, but now it's drawn with a tablet". However, in an even more rare twist, all the hilarious old comics are still available in the archive. Check it all out now!


Input: [Link] Diary Of A Crazed Mimbanite [Date] 7/13/00 [Comments]

Output: I recently found this Star Wars parody on the web, recommended by a link on a very obscure comic page. Updated irregularly, this is the work of a hard-core fan. It seems to be generally a post-"Phantom Menace" perspective, but still covers the first three movies and contains references to backstory elements you wouldn't pick up except by total immersion. The characters page helps somewhat in explaining the chactactitures' odd points, although a lot of it is the author's own crazed perspective, which may be explained on the about the author page. Update 10/31/02 There is no indication why this comic suddenly stopped updating, but the archive is still up and available.


Input: [Link] Dizzy Dustbin [Date] 7/20/00 [Comments]

Output: Just started this month, on the web page of the author of You Damn Kid, this comic is purported to be the work of "an old army buddy" of his grandfather's that he "found in the attic". As you can tell, I don't buy it. But these comics have been funny so far. The premise makes a great excuse for some pretty rude humor, as well. Update 5/10/01The URL changed a bit; update your bookmarks


Input: [Link] explodingdog [Date] 7/27/00 [Comments]

Output: Found this truly odd thing on the Web thanks to a link from Penny Arcade. Is it a web comic or some kind of web art? On a fairly regular basis, the artist will take 4 or 5 short phrases sent to him by readers and make a one-panel drawing based on each one. The drawing style is very basic and compelling, but what's really amazing is the "writing" that goes between the original phrase and the artist's finished scene. explodingdog will sometimes make you laugh, and sometimes make you cry; a mark of great skill. It's a fascinating zone of uber-creativity found between the borders of more commonplace art. It's has been happening since this January, so the archive is up to thousands of pictures already; I tend to like the more recent stuff over the first ones, although I've found a few of my favorite jems in January's pages nonetheless.


Input: [Link] Modern Living [Date] 8/10/00 [Comments]

Output: You might debate whether this qualifies as a web comic. But it was recommended to me as such and has some of the characteristics of my other picks, specifically regular updates, an archive, and a visual drawing style. Rather than a collection of static panels, however, Modern Living is an interactive flash animation, a medium found only on the Internet. You advance the "story" of the animation by interacting with it, either by clicking on certain parts or merely through mouse-overs. There's an audio component as well; he's done some really neat things with looped music -- I recommend examples number 67 and number 63 in particular. The character of this comic is a self portrait of the author himself, and is said to be an autobiography in progress. As such, it is occasionally depressing and self-loathing, but it is also occasionally tender.


Input: [Link] Too Fat To Be A Rock Star [Date] 12/7/00 [Comments]

Output: This comic has both the greatest name and the greatest URL. It's the adventures of a sort of "Young Meatloaf"-like character, his band and friends. Later on he gets a girlfriend. You just know he's based on someone real, someone probably a lot like someone we know. Perhaps this is what causes the humor to impress me as fresh and funny; maybe it's simply weird enough to tickle my funny bone. The characters are obviously fully realized and there are lots of "been there" inside music jokes. I also respect that the author is keeping up all his early work, especially since it's pretty important to the continuity of the story and characters. Even though it's not as pretty at the start as, say, Sluggy Freelance, it's some of the funniest stuff, and it's really neat to see how the artist's style has evolved. Sadly, I've discovered just now that the strip is going on hiatus until January, but the archive, which my link starts you at the front of, will provide you all the fun you need till then. Update 3/25/01Too Fat To Be A Rock Star is back! Consequently, I have updated my main link for this comic to it's current comic. Updated approximately three times a week. Update 12/25/01It's gone! It's back! He lost his old URL so I've updated my link to the new one. Update 6/5/03 Given up for good, even the new URL is gone. Update 1/8/04 Remi's maintaining too-fat.com again! The sharp-looking site now contains recent non-fat work, although reposting of the old archives is promised in the hazy future.


Input: [Link] Modern Tales: Odd Jobs [Date] 12/14/00 [Comments]

Output: Totally the coolest thing on the web right now. A "private detective" story in formation, this stylishly drawn black-and-white twice weekly comic is the noir adventures of David DiAngelo, making a living taking odd jobs where the cutting edge of personal technology meets the dark underside of middle America. Only a couple of months old, it's first story line has already knocked my socks off, with so many twists, turns and tensions, drawn out with savory anticipation, that checking this comic is the first thing I do each tuesday and thursday. This comic is often compared to the best episodes of "Twin Peaks", a fair if unimaginative comparision, so I'm sure you'll like it. Update 5/25/02Odd Jobs has joined the mostly stellar webcomic collective Modern Tales, one of a few webcomic pay sites that is springing up in an effort to find monentary support for the bandwidth costs that web comics incur. Odd Jobs is generous enough to maintain the three most recent comics at the old site for free, but to see the archives you must be a member of the collective. Now, it doesn't cost much, and you get all the other comics on the site to go with it, as I understand, so why not bite the bullet and join? Update 7/17/03 Finally changed the Modern Tales link to the new story. Sorry for the delay. Update 1/21/04 The author has moved entiredly to Modern Tales so I removed the old link.


Input: [Link] Diesel Sweeties [Date] 12/21/00 [Comments]

Output: I've kinda cooled on this one since I first discovered it, but the stunning mix of fresh concepts that make up Diesel Sweeties will probably still have the same effect on you as it did on me. This comic was my first exposure to the surprisingly vast world of "pixel" art on the web. Although blown up to a large size, the visual medium here is how much expression can you fit into characters composed of the same number of pixels as the Mario Brothers or Pac-Man. Answer: it's darned respectable. As a PC-age dinosaur, I find that this art form really talks to me. Secondly, the characters are instantly lovable. There's Clango the robot, his girlfriend Maura a jaded ex-porn star, her wonton little sister, their friend "Indy Pete", and a growing phlanx of guest friend appearances who are increasingly dragging the strip down. Lastly, it's got "Diesel" in the title. I recommended this one excitedly to the WTS by e-mail before, but several months later it's still worth a look, and now updated a glorious 5 days a week.