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that featured some of Larson's panels. The exhibit included a giant microscope under which visitors could stand, based on one of Larson's cartoons. Looking up through the objective lens revealed a giant blinking eyeball. The building was torn down and replaced and the exhibit is no longer in the new
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humor; Larson recalled that during the strip's first few years he was not even allowed to draw an outhouse. Larson often disagreed with his editors' decisions and was sometimes successful in getting rejected cartoons published, although he does admit most of their decisions likely saved his career.
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for the comic. In an accompanying post, Larson explained that frustration with his pens clogging from disuse on the rare occasions when he drew following his retirement (primarily for his annual
Christmas card) led him to try working on a digital tablet. The new freedom and possibilities offered by
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felt the cartoon was in bad taste; the organization had its lawyers draft a letter to Larson and his distribution syndicate, in which the cartoon was labeled an "atrocity." These efforts were stymied by
Goodall herself when she returned and saw the cartoon and stated that she found it amusing,
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wrote it was "surreal, random, and occasionally very dark". Larson was influenced by his family's "morbid" sense of humor. His older brother Dan, who would often play pranks on him that took advantage of his fears, was a particular influence. He also drew inspiration from personal experience,
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cartoon. It shows a cow standing behind a table with strange objects, with the cartoon's caption "Cow tools". While most of the displayed tools had no apparent function, one was similar to a saw. The cartoon has been described as "arguably the most loathed" Far Side strip, with
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posters calling it the series' "notoriously confusing cartoon". Larson was frequently asked about the meaning of the cartoon by the media, and received numerous letters, some angry and questioning where the humor was in the comic. Larson said in
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are sometimes used for conversations. Certain strips, mostly those published on
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commenting "It all helps to put us humans in our place, and we desperately need putting in our place." Since then, all profits from sales of a shirt featuring this cartoon go to the Jane
Goodall Institute. Goodall wrote a preface to
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the digital medium meant that he soon found he "was having fun drawing again". Larson made it clear that he was not resuming production of a daily cartoon, but was "exploring, experimenting and trying stuff."
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comics, a weekly themed collection, and additional material including art from Larson's sketchbooks. Larson wrote in an open letter announcing the site that he hoped that the official online presence of
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puzzle aimed at children. Larson believes had this happened a week before, he would not have gone to San
Francisco. The next day, Arnold called Larson and told him the syndicate affiliate of the
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anthology that commemorates the series' 10th anniversary. It contains commentary on individual strips, letters from angry readers, unpublished cartoons, and some of Larson's personal favorite
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it. The caption was handwritten in pencil underneath the cartoon. When
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comic was run in newspapers on
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book was released. It was surprisingly successful, which influenced Larson's decision to sign on with
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where humor was derived more from the comics' composition than dialogue, which Larson considered "something almost organic going on between the humor and the art that conveyed it".
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at the encouragement of his girlfriend. In what he called a "daring plan to expand this 'publication empire'", Larson left a portfolio with his work at the headquarters of the
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greeting cards and calendars sold 110 million and 45 million copies, respectively. Larson stated in 1987 he was personally embarrassed by how much money he made from
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would encourage sites presently hosting his comics to take them down and direct readers to the official site. Larson said that while he does not plan to draw regular
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include letters from angry readers alongside the comics that prompted them. The letters were written to newspaper publishers and often demanded the removal of
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cartoons. By the time of its conclusion, the series was carried in more than 1,900 papers and translated into 17 languages. Universal briefly re-syndicated
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cartoon for each day of the year. He stopped making them annually in 2002, but created another edition in 2006; all proceeds from this edition went to
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strips for the first time in 25 years on the website. Unlike his previous work with pen and paper, Larson transitioned to using a
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site existed, it only offered information related to the comic and published books, but did not offer any of the strips.
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grooming. One finds a blonde human hair on the other and inquires, "Conducting a little more 'research' with that
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professor Kerry Soper described it as "an anomaly" among other newspaper cartoons and
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decided to syndicate his work. The affiliate, Chronicle Features, coined the name
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magazine (the Cartoon Issue), a prestigious offer he said he could not refuse.
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s. In 2003, Andrews McMeel released the two-volume, twenty-pound anthology
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was adopted gradually by paleontologists, albeit only in a casual context.
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tramp?" Goodall herself was in Africa at the time, and the
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This article is about the comic strip. For other uses, see
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