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	The City of Absurdity: David Lynch's The Angriest Dog in the World
		The City of Absurdity: David Lynch's The Angriest Dog in the World
		The dog who is so angry he cannot move.
		"the memory of the anger is what does 'The Angriest Dog.' Not the actual anger anymore.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/2093/dog.html (392 words)

	David Lynch - Angriest Dog in the World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Angriest Dog in the World is a comic strip Lynch wrote and drew that ran in a few alternative press newspapers in larger cities, including the LA Reader.
		New strips of Angriest Dog in the World are now being produced for davidlynch.com.
		The Angriest Dog in the World is copyright by David Lynch.
	www.lynchnet.com /angrydog (190 words)

	BiggyBank - the People’s World Records of the Superlative
		They have taken Britain and torn so savagely into the very structure of British society that a country that considered itself capable of laughing at itself, is in a 'state of shock' that so many of their prejudices are revealed and exposed for the world to laugh at.
		The USA and the rest of the world may well be taken aback by the depths the program goes to, but every school age British kid, for whom the lavatory is a central part of their lives, will revel in its exposure on main stream television.
		There are sections of British society that pretend 'shock' and those that are genuinely offended, whilst all would probably admit that this is not their first exposure to such filth.
	www.biggybank.com (2182 words)

	Passageways \| Dusty Wright's Culture Catch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		From his hallucinatory opening with the blurred faces of the actors being watched on television by Julia Ormond down to the Rabbit People -- with their unmotivated laugh track -- voiced by Naomi Watts, Laura Harring, and Scott Coffey, this is an “E” ticket ride at Mr.
		Your/our/his world of reality opens briefly into a contemporary Hollywood-scripted narrative logic that doesn’t last long, but long enough to get your started on the ride.
		From long desolate hallways with a macabre tint of retro styling to the simple act of opening a door and walking outside, the journey is the metaphor and reward is the journey.
	www.culturecatch.com /dusty/inland_empire (400 words)

	The Angriest Dog in the World - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Angriest Dog in the World is a comic strip by film director David Lynch.
		Ryan North's Dinosaur Comics pays homage to the Angriest Dog in a strip in which T-Rex actually acquires "The Angriest Dog in the World" as a pet.
		Angriest Dog in the World is one of the originators of the constrained comics movement.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Angriest_Dog_in_the_World (361 words)

	Angriest Dog In
		(1983-1992) The Angriest Dog in the World is a comic strip Lynch wrote and drew that ran in a few alternative press newspapers in larger cities, including the LA Reader.
		But why is no one discussing "The Angriest Dog in the World?"...
		IMAO: In My World: Chomps, the World's Angriest Dog - Part II she saw the dog in his anger filled coma.
	theworldislands.ismsislands.com /angriestdogin (381 words)

	David Lynch (Lost Highway)
		Well, in a perfect world, because there's so much pleasure involved with entering another world, and experiencing it, that aspect of Eraserhead would be great, that living in the sets, or living in the location, to experience it, and to slow down the filmmaking process a little bit.
		Well, its all in the world of human behavior, which is a wide range as we all know.
		Every single thing in the world that was made by anyone started with an idea, so to catch one, that is powerful enough to fall in love with, it is one of the most beautiful experiences.
	www.industrycentral.net /director_interviews/DL01.HTM (4049 words)

	David Lynch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		More than any other arthouse filmmaker of his era, he has enjoyed considerable mass acceptance and has helped to redefine commercial tastes, honing a surrealistic aesthetic so visionary and deeply personal that the phrase "Lynchian" was coined simply to describe it.
		After launching the weekly comic strip The Angriest Dog in the World in 1982, he began adapting the Frank Herbert science fiction novel Dune for Dino De Laurentiis.
		The first of Lynch's films to star actor Kyle MacLachlan, who quickly emerged as the director's cinematic alter ego, the 1984 big-budget effort was a commercial and critical disaster -- Lynch himself even disowned the project after it was re-edited for release without his consent.
	www.djangomusic.com /actor_bio.asp?pid=P100454 (1147 words)

	Advertising Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		After that: four panels of this little dog in the same exact position.
		The only changes from week to week were to the dialogue balloons, which contained random, usually innocuous conversations coming from the window of a nearby house.
		Lund moves to his new position from another World title, Sport Fishing, where he was managing editor." I don't fish -- I barely ever step off of concrete -- but for some reason I just love the idea that Ted has moved from Sports Fishing to Fly Fishing in Salt Waters.
	adage.com /print?article_id=48480 (692 words)

	David Lynch's Inland Empire - k i t t y r a d i o . c o m
		It's a real beautiful thing cause you're in another world together, carving out this space as you go, and behind you are these finished scenes, ahead of you is kind of an unknown thing.
		See, there's an expression: "The world is as you are." So, if you're one way, you kind of see that in the world, and if you're another way you see this.
		Related to that, I was reading up on your comic strip, "The Angriest Dog in the World", and somebody said, "The comic strip originated from a time in Lynch's life when he was filled with anger." And your films can be very harsh, but I've never thought of you as an angry filmmaker.
	www.kittyradio.com /soapbox/showthread.php?p=471417#post471417 (4596 words)

	The Left, Online and Outraged
		The sun has yet to rise and her family is asleep, but no matter; as soon as the realization kicks in, O'Connor, 37, is out of bed and heading toward her computer.
		Out there, awaiting her building fury: the Angry Left, where O'Connor's reputation is as one of the angriest of all.
		All of which O'Connor finds remarkable, especially when she considers her route to this point -- the complications of which are reflected in the items she keeps close at hand.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/04/14/AR2006041401648_pf.html (1767 words)

	David Lynch The Angriest Dog in the World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		David Lynch The Angriest Dog in the World
		David Lynch´s cartoon 'The Angriest Dog in The World' was published in local papers such as the L.A. Reader, Creative Loafing, New York Press and Westworld since 1983 until 1992.
		The images always stay the same, at least, they were meant to.
	www.davidlynch.de /angry.html (70 words)

	Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Angriest cat in the world
		Maybe terrorized by some dogs or kids when it was younger.
		reminds me of a cat that used to corner my dad's half terrier, enjoyed stalking and backing it into a confined area, where the dog would proceed to wimper.
		After four or five incidents of that, over two months or so, my dad had enough and taught the dog to stand up for itself, tapping into its aggressive dormant nature, still wasn't a biting dog, but scared away that dominating feline.
	www.eslcafe.com /forums/korea/viewtopic.php?p=890550 (508 words)

	Eugene Weekly : 11.03.05
		He has an aversion to public speaking, but is re-entering the public realm to promote the launching of his new foundation, the David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace, whose goal is to promote the use of Transcendental Meditation (TM) to supplement students' traditional education.
		As a technique, TM is a form of meditation meant to clear the mind and thus wipe away negative states of being such as depression.
		And a lot of these ideas come from the world, and stories come from the feeling of the world.
	www.eugeneweekly.com /2005/11/03/coverstory.html (1346 words)

	Dreaming Of Danzan Ravjaa: Angriest Dog!
		When I lived in DC in the late 80’s, the Washington City Paper published David Lynch’s fantastic comic strip The Angriest Dog in the World.
		The first thin panel always framed the same scrawled introduction to the dog who strained at his leash in each of the subsequent panels, while some surreal dialogue emanated from the nearby house: “The dog who is so angry he cannot move.
		Simply by intuition I felt certain we were being lied to the second Bush and his whole cabal fanned out onto the compliant airwaves in the summer and fall of ’02 to swing their glittering gold pocket watches and hypnotize the nation.
	danzanravjaa.typepad.com /my_weblog/2006/04/angriest_dog.html (1754 words)

	Filthy: The Weird World of John Waters by Robrt L. Pela \| PopMatters Book Review
		His heroes revel in their perversions, thrive on dementia, and wallow in their own (and other people's) filth, and yet they are never as grotesque as the forces who oppose them in the name of the status quo.
		He's the Bob Dylan of film, utterly critic-proof and in command of a legion of fans who, twisted and scary though some of them may be, honestly believe that John Waters changed their lives for the better.
		Robrt L. Pela's Filthy: The Weird World of John Waters is less a biography of the man than an introduction to his work and what that work has wrought.
	www.popmatters.com /books/reviews/f/filthy.shtml (1183 words)

	Dark Horizons: Interview - Diana Douglas for "It Runs in the Family"
		He could always make me laugh somehow which annoyed the hell out of me. But then I think we both decided too when the time of divorce came that we had to maintain a certain amount of civility because of the children.
		And I was trying to juggle the thing of a career and children and a new marriage and all that and living in the country.
		And she said just remember this, we women hold up the world.
	www.darkhorizons.com /news03/runs2.php (1858 words)

	David Lynch
		At the centre of this mechanical world is Henry (Jack Nance), one of Lynch's many alter egos, who is a mixture of innocence and dark desires.
		Laura's world is a nightmare; her psychological defence mechanism is to project her abuser as the demonic figure, BOB (Frank Silva) rather than accept the reality that her father, Leland Palmer (Ray Wise), is the perpetrator.
		Lynch's films are tragedies about the overwhelming tendency for people to condemn themselves to a world of darkness and confusion, by succumbing to violence and the desire to control others.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/directors/02/lynch.html (2759 words)

	THE UNTOLD STORY OF EMMETT LOUIS TILL - DVD
		Mamie had him transported back to Chicago and gave him an open casket funeral so that the world could see what happened to her son.
		The white defendents, meanwhile, are like David Lynch's "Angriest Dog in the World"--they're so angry they can hardly move and barely growl.
		Seeing their preparations for the trial, which they transparently view as a stunt intended to deflect bad publicity, is nothing short of chilling, as is a clearly staged kiss between Bryant and his wife following the not-guilty verdict.
	filmfreakcentral.net /dvdreviews/untoldstoryofemmetttill.htm (1618 words)

	Science Fair Projects - The Angriest Dog in the World
		Science Fair Projects - The Angriest Dog in the World
		Or else, you can start by choosing any of the categories below.
		The Angriest Dog in the World was a comic strip by film director David Lynch which ran from 1983 until 1992.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/The_Angriest_Dog_in_the_World (419 words)

	IMAO: Most and Least Hated In My World™ Characters
		For reference, here was are the results of the poll of which In My World™ character is the most liked, in order from most votes to least votes.
		Now, with 818 votes, here are the results of the least favorite character poll, in order from least votes to most votes for better comparison.
		But he would have to do something really heinous for that to happen....maybe Rumsfeld could come across of a picture of him working at the New York Times, or maybe he was childhood friends with Tom Daschel.
	www.imao.us /archives/001101.html (1088 words)

	The Corner on National Review Online
		The Angriest Dog in the World [John Podhoretz]
		For years, the movie director David Lynch published a cartoon in alternative newspapers called "The Angriest Dog in the World." No matter what the content, the image was always the same: a dog growling on a leash.
		I've always thought that the left-liberal columnist Joe Conason was the pundit world's version of the Angriest Dog in the World.
	corner.nationalreview.com /post/?q=ZjJhNzQyODNkYjc3YmJjNmRlMmU1NTdmMWE5NjQ0ODE= (384 words)

	Majikthise : The angriest hummingbird in the world
		Majikthise : The angriest hummingbird in the world
		This is a Flickr badge showing public photos from Lindsay Beyerstein tagged with badge.
		This hummingbird is clearly the angriest vertebrate in the world.
	majikthise.typepad.com /majikthise_/2006/03/the_angriest_hu.html (1158 words)

	Straight Up \| Jan Herman:
		Sometimes it's hard to know whether Fred Durst really is the angriest dog in the world or just another high school loser getting the last laugh.
		His lyrics may be dumb, but the joker knows that commodified rage is the surest route to rock star success -- if not a spot on the permanent guest list at the Playboy Mansion.
		Though Durst seems convinced that everyone hates him -- everyone but the fans, man, and the dudes at Napster -- he deserves some kind of due, if only for having the brains or moves to make the music industry work overtime to accommodate one more mediocre blowhard.
	www.artsjournal.com /herman/archives/2005/05/tucked_into_the.html (648 words)

	Kidsreads.com - HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE by J. K. Rowling
		For instance, the dog Fluffy which guards the trapdoor at Hogwarts School resembles Cerberus, the three-headed dog that guards the underworld of Greek mythology.
		So the magical world of Harry Potter, a world of flying cars and dragons, unicorns and magic potions, invisibility cloaks and evil powers, becomes real as readers discover truths about bravery, loyalty, choice, and the power of love.
		The world of Hogwarts is not entirely separated from the everyday "muggle" world, but is more a magical world-within-a-world, a world that exists in the real world, although ordinary people are unaware of it.
	www.kidsreads.com /clubs/club-goblet_of_fire.asp (2976 words)

	Meathaus Enterprises » Where’s the Ear?
		Consider his long-running (1983-1992) LA Reader comic strip, The Angriest Dog in the World, various low-res examples of which are available at a few different Lynch-related websites, such as here and here (if any reader knows of either a more comprehensive ADITW archive, or perhaps a published collection, I’d love to know about it).
		The four-panel strip featured the exact same introductory text from week to week (“The dog who is so angry he cannot move.
		The only change for each week’s strip was the dialogue captions of what are presumably the ADITW’s owners, emerging from the window of the suburban house.
	meathaus.com /2006/08/11/wheres-the-ear (591 words)

	Variety.com - Reviews - Catching The Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		But don't worry: David Lynch, one-time creator of "The Angriest Dog in the World" comic, keeps the proselytizing to a minimum.
		When you watch a lot of TV and read a lot of magazines, it can seem like the whole world is passing you by.
		I thought the world would be so different before it was over.
	www.variety.com /review/VE1117932440.html?categoryid=1010&cs=1&nid=2582 (1027 words)

	Long Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Originally, Bob was going to be a cartoon about the kind of person who would just stand on the street and scream at people for no reason.
		He'd just fly into rages over nothing, sorta reminiscent of David Lynch's Angriest Dog in the World cartoon, but with dialogue.
		It didn't quite work out that way, and even though this is the first one I ever did, already he's sliding away from what I intended-- he actually has a target, of sorts.
	www.angryflower.com /annotations.html (3263 words)

	theferrett: The Weekly Webcomics Review: The New Adventures of Queen Victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In that, it follows in the fine tradition of older strips like BC (back before Johnny Hart went nuts) and Tumbleweeds, but with a more modern edge attached to it.
		Which is not a bonus in today’s world, where we like our strips to take themselves seriously; the strips may be mocking the outside world, but the strip itself is sacrosanct.
		No, comics peaked with The Angriest Dog in the World.
	theferrett.livejournal.com /843331.html (1324 words)

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