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	Fluble -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Fluble (rhymes with "bubble") is a (A sequence of drawings telling a story in a newspaper or comic book) comic strip drawn by Christopher Mastrangelo and made available on the web as a (additional info and facts about webcomic) webcomic.
		Fluble is at times a re-casting of the (A specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee) Job story, at times a meditation on depression and insanity, and often simply an aggregation of (loosely) popular cultural references, concept humor, and endless asides.
		Fishman is somewhat omnipresent in Fluble, not as a point of doctrine, but simply by appearing in the background of many, many strips--on posters, in crowds, and, frequently, flying a bicycle-like contraption which may be a pedal-powered (Heavier-than-air craft that is propelled by the flapping of wings) ornithopter.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/F/Fl/Fluble.htm (1981 words)

	Fluble - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Fluble tells the story of Fluble (rhymes with "bubble") Marshell, a genetically re-engineered frog, living with a variety of strange roommates and neighbors in Syracuse, New York.
		Fluble is at times a re-casting of the Job story, at times a meditation on depression and insanity, and often simply an aggregation of (loosely) popular cultural references, concept humor, and endless asides.
		Fishman is somewhat omnipresent in Fluble, not as a point of doctrine, but simply by appearing in the background of many, many strips--on posters, in crowds, and, frequently, flying a bicycle-like contraption which may be a pedal-powered ornithopter.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Fluble (1852 words)

	Fluble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fluble (rhymes with "bubble") is a comic strip drawn by Christopher Mastrangelo and made available on the web as a webcomic.
		Fluble art could be described as a very 'busy', and within the confines of the small panels text is often squashed, and any blank space is usually filled with other characters, textures, or amusing objects in the background.
		Rubble is Fluble's evil twin, created when their creators dumped their leftover evil all over him because there's, "No point wasting decent evil." [12] He possesses a British accent and an insatiable thirst for evil.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fluble (1799 words)

	Fluble's Cast-O-Matic Presents: FLUBLE
		While most of Fluble's hours are spent in a nigh-comatose state in front of a viciously radioactive television, he is occasionally stirred to action either by his Quixotic quest to win the love of Clown or his paranoid theories regarding the evil Penguins.
		Both inevitably lead Fluble to exasperated humiliation, and while it is clear by now that a permanent retreat into oblivion would be best for all concerned, Fluble masochistically insists on heeding the siren call of the inane.
		Fluble still insists that one day he will defeat the hordes of evil Penguins, that he will wed Clown and live in a magical space-faring gold blimp, and that his weird rag doll, Cap'n, will be "enthroned o'er the kingdom of men." He is probably right.
	techhouse.brown.edu /~fluble/characters/cast/fluble.html (421 words)

	April's Choice Award for November 1999 - Fluble by Chris Mastrangelo
		All the storylines are damn funny, but I suggest you start with one that's very representative of the humor in Fluble: "Death crashes in".
		Not for beginners, but an excellent storyline is "Why is the boiled lobster singing?", a Fluble parody of the detective genre, made in a film-noir style.
		I adore Fluble and all his witty little friends, especially Burble, the manic, over-enthusiastic muse of bizarre weirdness.
	www.crfh.net /november.htm (340 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Balt, the scientist and ever the sensible one of the group, often laments how nonsensical Flubles (a mildly insane demi-frog) and Burbles (a completely insane demi-god) conclusions about what is happening are; more often than him, though, they are correct.
		Fluble actually manages, at times, to be somewhat touching at the very same time as it makes no sense at all.
		Fluble goes highly recommended to anyone with a taste for the absurd.
	www.wam.umd.edu /~btrahan/comics/comicstree/5000.hiatus.cat/1000.fluble.comic/description (234 words)

	Fluble (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Since much of the comic's humor comes from its dialogue some readers felt it had, famously put, "too many words." Fans of the series counter the quality of the strip was nonetheless vastly superior in comic timing and artistic skill than most of the other Herald Comics, unequaled in humor until Ted's World.
		While God and various prime evils occur in Fluble's universe, their status is as simple characters; the Flaublian world revolves around other poles.
		At one point, the earth is represented as a billiard ball on a pool table where the "Congress of the Gods" is playing a game.
	www.yotor.com /wiki/en/fl/Fluble.htm (1622 words)

	[htdig] [3.2.0b2] AND operator not working as it should?
		In testing htdig, 3.2.0b2, with just one html file, the AND operator is working like OR, as far as I can tell.
		Whether I select "method=all" or "method=boolean" with ands in the query string, a query like "web fluble" incorrectly returns the document (which contains "web" but not "fluble").
		I compiled 3.1.5 to see if I was doing anything really stupid, but with the same document and an essentially identical config file, 3.1.5 returns the correct results.
	www.mail-archive.com /htdig@htdig.org/msg05592.html (329 words)

	ht://Dig 3.x list archive: RE: [htdig] RE: [3.2.0b2] AND operat
		> > The word in question (say, 'fluble') is _not_ in bad_words, and is not
		^^ this means "fluble" is not present in any of the documents
		encountered (it's not); "fluble" rightly does not appear in db.worddump;
	www.htdig.org /mail/2000/08/0058.html (405 words)

	mon' o syl lab' ic : pi' ta
		Luckily, I know the right bunch of drunken pyromaniacs who would be willing to help me.
		What have I been up to lately? Well, besides downloading my entire bookmark file into my pita's sidebars, I've been reading Fluble, the funniest online comic strip ever trapped inside the ugliest web page ever.
		It takes the most mundane of premises-- a frog, his blobulous friends, the woman he loves, and the hordes of evil penguins that torment him at every turn-- and turns it into pure comedy gold.
	monosyllabic.pitas.com /10_4to7_99.html (849 words)

	Toonbots: a kind of daily kind of comic strip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
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		Nobody's ever heard of Fluble, and nobody's ever heard of Chris Mastrangelo, his genius creator, but this strip is gold if you like the absurd.
		And various of Fluble's hallucinations, who somehow manage to interact with the other characters perfectly well.
	www.vivtek.com /toonbots/review_fluble.html (162 words)

	k’alebøl » Flurble gronk bloopit, bnip frundletrune (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If you search Google for “Flurble gronk bloopit, bnip Frundletrune” it asks - quite fairly in my opinion - whether you meant “Fluble gronk bloopit, bnip Frundletrune“.
		You seem to be doing the opposite of what Mark Liberman says you’re doing (but he doesn’t allow comments).
		If you were searching for ‘Fluble…’ it would be another matter.
	oreneta.com /kalebeul/2004/04/22/flurble-gronk-bloopit-bnip-frundletrune (303 words)

	Dylan's on-line comics list of FUNK!
		I stumbled across this about a month after it 'ended', and promptly read the entire archives in a week of bleary-eye-ed-ness.
		Mastrangelo says Fluble's not dead, and keeps me hanging on with sporadic website updates.
		There's a new comic, Scary Go Round, with most of the same characters.
	www.ini.unizh.ch /~dylan/comics (466 words)

	Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal: A Weblog: Who Is Fafblog? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Fluble ran for a while in the Brown Daily Herald.
		Fafnir, Giblets, and the Medium Lobster live with a guy called...
		Fluble was the creation of a guy called...
	www.j-bradford-delong.net /movable_type/2004-2_archives/000031.html (2523 words)

	Rational Grounds: Best of the Blogs
		Posted by: kelly at June 11, 2005 09:47 AM Oh and to make a third annoying post, I'd just like to point out that Chris is originally from Syracuse.
		I used to read fluble in HJ, the high school area wide newspaper.
		Posted by: kelly at June 11, 2005 09:50 AM Wow!
	www.rationalgrounds.com /mt-archives/2005/06/best_of_the_blo.html (509 words)

	[htdig3-dev] RE: [htdig] RE: [3.2.0b2] AND operator not working as it sh
		-- Arthur Prokosch, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Usability/Web Intern Aptima, Inc. 781-935-3966 x26 Geoff Hutchison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Arthur Prokosch wrote: > > > encountered (it's not); "fluble" rightly does not appear in db.worddump; > > "web" appears on 57 lines representing 12 distinct documents.
		> > > and I just realized: > > (should return) (does return) > > "web fluble" 0 0 > > "fluble web" 0 12 > > OK, that's what I thought you were saying.
		matches('web and fluble') == matches('fluble and web') == 12.
	www.mail-archive.com /htdig3-dev@htdig.org/msg02879.html (440 words)

	Incredibly Strange Coincidences 2001 (Q3)
		An internet search for "Chris Mastrangelo" reveals that there are even more CHRIS Mastrangelos
		I am not a senior at Brown University who writes a comic strip called "Fluble" for the school newspaper.
		Actually, that Chris M graduated in May- I wonder what he is doing now?
	www.mcs.drexel.edu /~gcmastra/ISC2001c.html (671 words)

	Incredibly Strange Coincidences 2002
		A "Google" internet search for "Chris Mastrangelo" reveals that there are even more CHRIS Mastrangelos
		I was not the student at Brown University who wrote a comic strip called "Fluble" for the school newspaper.
		Actually, that Chris M graduated in May 2001- I wonder what he is doing now?
	www.mcs.drexel.edu /~gcmastra/ISC2002a.html (1490 words)

	(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Matt B encounters various strange characters, and sums up all of life in three panels, again and again.
		Fluble is going to become Emperor of Luxembourg.
		It would behoove you to find out why.
	www.horseforce.net /sdgrafto (1736 words)

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