| Posted by: Neil Kerber on 02 Apr 2010 6:46 am
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From : Hadley Green, Herts
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Tony, I've been an admirer of your work for a long time, wlthough I must say, I do prefer the cartoons of Neil Kerber. Do you by any chance know him? Keep up the good work Neil Kerber
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| Posted by: steve dutton on 02 Apr 2010 6:45 am
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From : hyde
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what about life before all these awards and accolades! well done Tony and best wishes
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| Posted by: NEIL EDMONDSON on 02 Apr 2010 6:44 am
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From : CRICKHOWELL.S.WALES
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Thanks a lot - have had a good laugh at your work , Its a blessing to have a a sense of humour and yours appeals to me. I am long in th tooth and a widower of 18 months , but can still see the funny side life . Thanks again
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| Posted by: Ken Lucas on 02 Apr 2010 6:44 am
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From : Australia
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Mr. Husband, Is the DNA one "If you've got it you're guilty" available for sale? I know it was some time ago. Loved the bird flu one last week.
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| Posted by: andrew birch on 02 Apr 2010 6:43 am
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All these cartoonists with their own websites - perhaps I should have one...
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| Posted by: Alan Deal on 02 Apr 2010 6:42 am
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From : Middlesbrough
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Just thought credit was due to the man I've just found out to be the creator of Round The Bend; well done, it was insane. I'm just annoyed I didn't keep the collection of episodes that I taped off tv. A petition for a DVD release wouldn't go amiss, eh? How's about it folks? Cartoons amazin too, just seen that John Peel birthday greeting in his new book margrave of the marshes - ver cool. Alan Deal
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| Posted by: Phil Holden on 02 Apr 2010 6:36 am
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From : Athens, Greece
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Brilliiant cartoons Tony. And so distinctive. I think my all time favourite was one set in the waiting room of a psychiatrist's office where someone waiting was hiolding a stack of fish while saying to another person, "...and here's one of me and my wife..." brilliant. For me what transforms this from being a very silly and funny into a classic was the slightly deranged look on the fish- holder and the equally slightly worried look on the face of the listener. Tony, more power to your pen. One question: Do your ideas come in bursts of activity, or regularly? Here in Greece there is only one funny Greek cartoonist, called Arkas. He has two funny sets of characters. One is a father and son pidgeon who fly around all the rubbish and shit in Athens. Of course the joke is the father wants the son to be respectful and polite but is frustrated because he isn't. Secondly a citizen of Athens, recently dead is in heaven/hell waiting to decide his fate. He talks all the time to an angel/devil - very nice. Cheers Tony, thanks for the laughs, Phil Holden Athens
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| Posted by: Fungus on 02 Apr 2010 6:35 am
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From : Shetland
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You make me smile and sometimes laugh out loud. Wish folk could say that about me!
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| Posted by: Amber on 02 Apr 2010 6:34 am
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From : London England
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I think this is rarther fabulous
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| Posted by: John L on 02 Apr 2010 6:33 am
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From : New Zealand
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Round the Bend, now that takes me back a few years, even from down here on the south side of the world. That was the best program I ever saw as a child. I wish I could get Round the Bend on DVD, or in fact, by any means at all.
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