February 18th, 2011 / 4:34 pm
 Web Hype

19 Comments

  1. February 18th, 2011 / 8:53 pm Anonymous—

      I can’t believe you didn’t use Comic Sans for the Charlie Brown cartoon.

  2. February 18th, 2011 / 8:57 pm deadgod—

      ‘Throw in a mouth and an intestine and you’ve pretty much got the picture, kid.’

  3. February 18th, 2011 / 9:06 pm Jimmy Chen—

      i can’t believe i just changed it for you

  4. February 18th, 2011 / 9:07 pm Lincoln Michel—

      well done!

  5. February 18th, 2011 / 9:07 pm Anonymous—

      I feel like an asshole already.

  6. February 18th, 2011 / 9:12 pm Guestagain—

      really hilarious, more please

  7. February 18th, 2011 / 10:01 pm shaun gannon—

      oh jimmy

  8. February 19th, 2011 / 6:00 am dm—

      Dennis the M is such a caustic little prick; he’s got a serious hard on for Franz Wright, and his 116 New Yorker poems. D the M is all enmity and envy; cowlick and enjambment. Get a life you fucking two bit Menace! Mister Wilson (Warren) has already offered to hook you up with his Low Res MFA. Take your Ritalin, and read some Larkin you bitter little horse pill on the precipice of plagiarism! Fucking D the M. Kinderslut. Hack.

  9. February 20th, 2011 / 2:46 am Ted—

      isnt that family circus?

  10. February 20th, 2011 / 1:55 pm stephen—

      sweet/witty as heck

  11. February 20th, 2011 / 3:34 pm NLY—

      ouch.

  12. February 20th, 2011 / 11:35 pm mjm—

      That was pretty funny.

  13. February 21st, 2011 / 5:18 pm adrian—

      I always steal my copy of The New Yorker from Borders. I hope I haven’t somehow contributed to their bankruptcy.

  14. February 23rd, 2011 / 1:15 pm Rick Rofihe—

      A reporter once asked Gertrude Stein, “Miss Stein, why don’t you write like you talk?”
      To which she replied, “Why don’t you read like I write?”

  15. February 23rd, 2011 / 1:27 pm Rick Rofihe—

      You have, but it’s been GREAT for The New Yorker.

  16. February 23rd, 2011 / 1:40 pm Rick Rofihe—

      As I understand it, the Dennis the Menace creator Hank Ketcham based the cartoon on his then 4-year-old real-life son, Dennis. Soon Hank could only relate to the cartoon son, frozen in time. I believe the son ended up living in a trailer somewhere while his father, whom he’d stopped speaking to, continued to pump out the cartoon that bore his real life son’s name.

  17. February 23rd, 2011 / 10:15 am Tweets that mention HTMLGIANT -- Topsy.com—
  18. February 23rd, 2011 / 6:09 pm Jimmy Chen—

      RICK YOU ARE SO SERIOUS! RELAX MAN.

  19. February 24th, 2011 / 5:45 am vova—

      Any word on how Dennis the M morphed into Charlie Brown?