PeanutTweeter matches tweets with Peanuts strips

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1. John Lotshaw

   Sorry… there’s just something fundamentally wrong with hearing Sally mention the name of a sexually transmitted disease.

2. Ed Power

   Wow. It used to be everyone wanted to create the next ‘Calvin and Hobbs’ or ‘Farside’. Now everyone wants to create the next ‘Garfeild minus Garfeild’. 🙁

3. Gar Molloy

   At least Garfield Minus Garfield showcases what a weird and depressing guy Jon really is, this is just cognitive dissonance humour. Works well enough for what it is, but probably won’t have much lasting appeal.

4. Joel Bader

   I think about the times when Peanuts mentions Tiger Woods–I can’t wait to see what the twitter messages would say about him given all of his recent misadventures!

   I hope someone does the same with The Family Circus (in homage to the old Dysfunctional Family Circus which was shut down by Bil Keane years ago).

5. dave nelson

   for something a little more original, try out twetches.com at http://www.twetches.com/

   A random tweet attached to a Peanuts illustration is a joke that is really only funny once.

6. Mike Oliver

   The Family Circus has been done, by pairing a random cartoon with a random Nietzsche quote: http://www.losanjealous.com/nfc/

7. Mike Peterson

   Having the chutzpah to rip off Sparky’s art and then put his own copyright notice on it kind of sets a new mark.

8. Mike Lester

   Tweeting your junk might not be illegal but pretty sure this is.

9. Tiki Carol Leach

   For the BEST mash ups on the web:
   Dean’s Comic Booth
   especially his early stuff

10. Stephen Beals

    I detest any bastardization of Peanuts comics, or any work that I love for that matter. Maybe it’s a weakness, but my sense of humor gets turned off and I can’t get past it.

11. Ben McCormick

    I’m curious as to how long this will last before Mrs. Schulz brings her lawyers online.

    As for Sally mentioning an STD and Will.i.am, it goes to a whole new level of weird when you know that When Fergie was 9 she was the voice of Sally in a couple movies and the TV series.