Viz

andyhinch said:
How do I post a new thread on here? was going to have a bit of a rant
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Click on the button that says "new topic" at the top of the page.
 
Brilliant comic, had me crying many times. Lawrence logic absolute class. Bought half a dozen hardbacks a bit back for a quid off amazon .
 
i loved the viz.... one mag could have people laughing for years.

victorian dad
the guy with the huge sack

even the adverts had us all crying!!!!

sid the sexist...WARNING BAD LANGUAGE!

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des hardi said:
i loved the viz.... one mag could have people laughing for years.

victorian dad
the guy with the huge sack

even the adverts had us all crying!!!!

sid the sexist...WARNING BAD LANGUAGE!

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcnN8-sJ8Hk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcnN8-sJ8Hk</a>
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Haha, Victorian Dad, always ended with him calling for a Hansome cab to take him to Whitechapel to "clean the streets". Quality.
 
I always liked Paul Whicker the Tall Vicar.

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Sid: "Alright love, fancy a fuck?"

Woman: "No, fuck off"

Sid: "Well do you mind lying down while I have one?"
 
BWTAC said:
des hardi said:
i loved the viz.... one mag could have people laughing for years.

victorian dad
the guy with the huge sack

even the adverts had us all crying!!!!

sid the sexist...WARNING BAD LANGUAGE!

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcnN8-sJ8Hk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcnN8-sJ8Hk</a>
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Haha, Victorian Dad, always ended with him calling for a Hansome cab to take him to Whitechapel to "clean the streets". Quality.
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the whole thing was an inspiration to many comics of today. it is gold, too many crazy characters to mention!!!

i believe without viz there would not have been a denis penis,ali g and the likes because most of their humour was already covered by the viz.

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Damocles said:
Sid: "Alright love, fancy a fuck?"

Woman: "No, fuck off"

Sid: "Well do you mind lying down while I have one?"
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the blind date one is class..... you can put your tulips round me c**K
 
Me and a mate used to howl at Viz back in the day like.

Apart from the top tip section which was mental my favourite strip was the Monkey Spunk Moped.

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Frankenstein's Knob was an absolute classic "one off" story, funny as fook!
 
Bertie Blunt (His parrots a ****), Father McFiddly and The Theiving Gypsy Bastards.

Fucking hell, i'd forgot how good it was.
 
Sigh said:
Private Eye in one hand, Viz in the other.

The days.

*sigh*
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Between them, those two are still pretty much the most honest and accurate journals, chronicles and portrayals of modern Britain around.
Aside from those already mentioned, there were Student Grant, a typical Oxford Road wanker in a stupid ethnic bongo hat; Millie Tant, the man-hating lesbian; Jellyhead, a girl in a persistent vegetative state who couldn't move but still somehow saved lives and foiled crimes; and The Brown Bottle, a chronic alcoholic superhero.
Two particular favourites were Major Misunderstanding, a retired military type who would go off a completely irrelevant rant to whatever innocent question he was asked.
And Raffles The Gentleman Thug, who instead of being an aristocratic cat burglar, used to go into pubs kicking off while using baroque Victorian language. So "You and whose army?" became "Might one enquire as to the stewardship of the forces you wish to assist you in this violent endeavour?". "Stitch that" became "Please implore matron to apply catgut sutures to your wound".
Hit and miss at times, but when Viz was good, it was absolute genius
 
LongsightM13 said:
Sigh said:
Private Eye in one hand, Viz in the other.

The days.

*sigh*
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Between them, those two are still pretty much the most honest and accurate journals, chronicles and portrayals of modern Britain around.
Aside from those already mentioned, there were Student Grant, a typical Oxford Road wanker in a stupid ethnic bongo hat; Millie Tant, the man-hating lesbian; Jellyhead, a girl in a persistent vegetative state who couldn't move but still somehow saved lives and foiled crimes; and The Brown Bottle, a chronic alcoholic superhero.
Two particular favourites were Major Misunderstanding, a retired military type who would go off a completely irrelevant rant to whatever innocent question he was asked.
And Raffles The Gentleman Thug, who instead of being an aristocratic cat burglar, used to go into pubs kicking off while using baroque Victorian language. So "You and whose army?" became "Might one enquire as to the stewardship of the forces you wish to assist you in this violent endeavour?". "Stitch that" became "Please implore matron to apply catgut sutures to your wound".
Hit and miss at times, but when Viz was good, it was absolute genius
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Sound familiar?

Think Swedish England manager with cutlery shaped facial hair.
 
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