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Poohdickery for 11/22/14
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery Archive
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I post examples of these instances of “Poohdickery.”
Read on for each of the installments so far!
2. Pooh puts Eeyore in his place
3. Pooh and Piglet critique Owl’s stories
4. Pooh is unconcerned when Piglet is placed into danger
5. Pooh is critical of how Piglet uses an echo
6. Pooh doesn’t have time for this, Piglet!
7. Pooh makes an example out of Eeyore
8. Pooh sure is nice and simple
9. Pooh has advice for Piglet on his personality
10. Pooh has advice for Eeyore on his personality
11. Piglet always thinks about what Pooh has to say. Can you guess why?
12. Piglet has some advice for Pooh regarding self-improvement
Poohdickery for 1/9/14
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 8/25/13
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 8/11/13
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 7/7/13
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 5/10/13
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 10/10/12
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 10/9/12
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 10/8/12
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 10/7/12
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 10/6/12
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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Poohdickery for 10/5/12
Writer Don Ferguson and artist Richard Moore did a syndicated Winnie the Pooh comic strip for ten years that still gets reprinted today. One of the notable aspects of the strip is how Winnie the Pooh and his friends often act a lot less nice than they do in their animated appearances. In this feature, I’ll post one of these examples each installment.
Read on for today’s example of Poohdickery (tip of the hat to commenter John for the name)…
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