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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)

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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	comment	U.S. Acres was a short-lived comic strip created by Jim Davis, far better known for his role as the creator of Garfield, and assisted by Brett Koth. The strip focused on a cast of talking animals who lived together on an unnamed farm: Orson, a pig with an overactive imagination and fondness for books Roy, a prankster rooster Booker, a yellow chick Sheldon, a partially-hatched chick Wade, a paranoid duck who is afraid of everything Lanolin, a really mean sheep Bo, her really kind (but not too smart) brother Cody and Blue, a puppy and kitten, respectivelyThe strip, begun in March 1986, was not a success (especially compared to Garfield), and it came to an end just three years and one month later in April 1989. As a result, U.S. Acres and its cast are much better-known in animated form, due to appearing in Garfield and Friends. There, it existed for seven years as the "B" in that series's A-B-A format — that's right, the animated version lasted more than twice as long as the strip did!They also have their own Facebook page, though it's been abandoned since 2017 and links to the now defunct Gocomics archive.The characters also appeared in the Android and iOS Garfield's Defense' games to help said title character against food aliens and zombies. Predictably they have also made the occasional cameo in Garfield's own comic strip.Known as Orson's Farm outside the US and on the Garfield and Friends DVD set, since the versions used are international instead of domestic. The strip is also referenced as such on the "Professor Garfield" children's educational website.The Viacom acquisition in August 2019 led to the rights to U.S. Acres transferring to them along with Garfield. While a new Garfield show was announced almost immediately, there is currently no indication of any new developments on U.S. Acres aside from the regular acknowledgement of it as Paws, Inc's only other IP. While Paws, Inc. hosted a complete archive of the strip on the official Garfield website for years, in June 2020 the entire Garfield website was shut down and took the entire comic archive with it. With the books long out of print and selling for hundreds of dollars, the comic is almost completely out of reach of casual readers now. It's unknown if Viacom intends to find a new host for the archive or reprint the strips in some form.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_140883ec	type	I Will Show You X!
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_140883ec	comment	I Will Show You X!: The July 12, 1987 strip◊ has Orson thwart Roy's attempt to awaken him with bugle playing by putting bubble gum in Roy's bugle, which results in Roy getting stuck to the wall behind him with pink wads. Orson smugly greets Roy upon waking up with "Good morning, Roy", to which Roy replies by attempting to charge towards Orson while yelling "I'll good morning you!!"
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_14450636	type	Debut Queue
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_14450636	comment	Debut Queue: The entire cast was introduced one at a time, starting with Orson, followed by Roy, then Booker and Sheldon, then Wade, then Bo and Lanolin, and finally Cody and Blue.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: In the November 3, 1987 strip, Orson said even Lanolin couldn't ruin that day. She shouted "I just washed my car!" and it rained. In the March 24, 1989 strip, Booker blows on a dandelion seed head, causing the seeds to disperse and fly away. The flower next to it laughs at the seed head, only to be plucked by Orson immediately afterwards. Booker asks Orson to make a story scary in the March 15, 1987 strip. Orson being Mr. Imagination, it doesn't take long for Booker to change his mind. Booker encourages Wade to jump into a pool in the August 30, 1987 strip, telling Wade that his inner tube will keep him afloat. Once Wade jumps in, he slips right out of his inner tube and sinks, though he manages to save himself before drowning by drinking the pool water. In the April 9, 1986 strip, Orson finds a book of jokes and claims that he's in the mood for a good laugh. Upon opening the book, he finds himself the target of a joke. In the November 13, 1986 strip, Orson warns Roy not to eat corn so close to the stove, but Roy dismisses him. It turns out to be popcorn, which promptly pops inside Roy's body, much to his discomfort. In the June 24, 1987 strip, Booker decides to do a cannon ball dive with a jump onto the springboard. It bounces him off in the direction from whence he came. Orson, after donning his "Power Pig" costume, declares himself leaping over barns in the August 22, 1987 strip. He ends up slamming into a wall of a barn. In the October 17, 1988 strip, Booker succeeds on getting onto a hammock. He claims "Victory!", only for the hammock to flip him off it. In the November 15, 1988 strip, Bo is excited to see the sunset, but Lanolin is not enthused, claiming sunrise and sunset always happen the same way. Cue the ensuing sunset taking place in a very unconventional way (i.e. turning out to be a flat disk and falling over after hitting the ground), which piques Lanolin's interest. Lanolin tells Roy to stop smirking in the June 14, 1988 strip, or else she'd slap it to the moon. Roy, however, dismisses her. Bad move — the strip ends with Roy's mouth landing on the moon. Possibly played with in the April 4, 1986 strip, in which Orson wonders where his food is, but a corn on a cob is thrown and hits him on the head before he even finishes the question. When Booker places a gigantic megaphone at Roy in the January 1, 1989 strip and claims "Prepare to Die, rooster!", Roy dismissively mocks him with "What are you going to do, cheer me to death?". Booker promptly throws a small snowball into the megaphone... which becomes big enough to cover most of Roy's body when it gets out of said megaphone. When Wade hears the sound of sleigh bells in the December 19, 1988 strip, he gets inside a chimney and looks upwards for Santa Claus. The strip ends with a large bag full of toys falling on top of him.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1649e053	type	Your Mom
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1649e053	comment	Your Mom: The October 7, 1987 strip featured Booker plugging a hole and then yelling that the worm's mother was a garden hose. When the worm tried to return to the surface, it hit its head on the cork. The October 16, 1987 strip had a worm telling Booker his mother swam after garbage scows. Guess what Booker's "Mom", Orson, was ready to do at the end of the strip? Feeling bored in the December 11, 1987 strip, Wade told Cody his mother had fleas so Cody would chase him away. In the November 28, 1988 strip, Orson wondered why Roy considered himself qualified to be the judge of an "ugly face contest". When Roy said he knew ugly when he saw it, Lanolin jokingly mentioned "he should". Roy then asked "what was that about my (Roy's) mother?" The January 21, 1989 strip had Roy, over a frozen lake, teasing a fish by saying "Hey, fish! Your mother wears waders!" Then a strong fish breaks through the ice and drags Roy's face into water. Roy ends the strip with a broken and frozen face.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1713b00a	type	Your Head A-Splode
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1713b00a	comment	Your Head Asplode: The June 9, 1987 strip had Roy's head blow up after Booker popped a balloon with Roy's face on it.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: In the October 19, 1986 strip◊, Orson uses hypnotism on Wade in order to make him not fear anything. It works, and Wade goes from being a Lovable Coward to shortly being a fearless and reckless Jerkass who fears absolutely nothing.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: Done in a quickie from the animated series where Orson tries to explain what a quickie is; Booker comes in and thinks that it's about being short, with Roy and Bo joking about doing long or short jokes, with time running out before Orson can finish his explanation:
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1f14978d	type	Talking Animal
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1f14978d	comment	Talking Animal: Unlike in Garfield, the cast of U.S. Acres are clearly shown to be speaking instead of just thinking. (This might also be the reason for why Cody and Blue weren't in the cartoon.)
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1f518822	type	Androcles' Lion
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_1f518822	comment	Androcles' Lion: Parodied. In the February 15, 1989 strip◊, a tree lets Sheldon have its apples]] because he "once pulled a thorn from its trunk".
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_293f8cd8	type	I Meant to Do That
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_293f8cd8	comment	I Meant to Do That: Roy hits Sheldon with a snowball in the December 28, 1986 strip and celebrates by banging on the wall, making the roof's snow fall on him.◊ He claims he "meant to do that". Orson's attempt to pole vault over a fence in the June 18, 1986 strip.◊
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_297ab1b9	type	Parental Abandonment
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_297ab1b9	comment	Parental Abandonment: While Booker and Sheldon were still unhatched eggs, their mother, having decided she was tired of sitting on eggs, literally just got up and walked away. The eggs remained unguarded in their nest until Orson found them the following week.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2b2249a8	type	You Wouldn't Hit a Guy with Glasses
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2b2249a8	comment	You Wouldn't Hit a Guy with Glasses: A worm invoked the trope to avoid a beating from Booker in the April 20, 1988 strip. Booker was initially proud to have shown "chickens do have hearts" but later banged his head on a tree out of frustration once he remembered "worms don't have eyes". A worm wondered if a fish would eat a worm with glasses in the October 16, 1988 strip.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2b3fa921	type	Down on the Farm
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2b3fa921	comment	Down on the Farm: Played straight. Jim Davis is from just outside of Muncie, Indiana.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2b5ea43c	type	Bland-Name Product
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2b5ea43c	comment	Bland-Name Product: Orson is driven off in a "Furd" truck.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2c467b4b	type	Stop Drowning and Stand Up
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2c467b4b	comment	Stop Drowning and Stand Up: Wade in the May 8, 1988 strip complains that he's drowning, but stops the melodramatics when Orson advises him to stand up.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2d4d16d9	type	I Know You Know I Know
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_2d4d16d9	comment	I Know You Know I Know: From the March 2, 1987 strip:
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_35f4f6	type	Karmic Butt-Monkey
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_35f4f6	comment	Karmic Butt-Monkey: Roy frequently suffers Amusing Injuries, or a brutal beating from Lanolin, but he usually deserves it for being a unpleasant jerk to the animals of the farm.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_35fb9016	type	Gratuitous German
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_35fb9016	comment	Gratuitous German: Booker tried to trap a worm by sitting on its hole in the April 4, 1987 strip. The worm used a spiked helmet like those from German soldiers and said "Ach du lieber! A flyink chicken!"
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_38aa5782	type	Impossible Hourglass Figure
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_38aa5782	comment	Impossible Hourglass Figure: Parodied in the July 13, 1987 strip◊ when a female worm who only has eyelashes eats a peanut and gains the appearance of having broad shoulders and hips.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3b4e5e81	type	Astonishingly Appropriate Interruption
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3b4e5e81	comment	Astonishingly Appropriate Interruption: Roy while drinking hot chocolate in the February 25, 1989 strip. Roy's debut in the April 14, 1986 strip.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3b4f620a	type	No Fourth Wall
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3b4f620a	comment	No Fourth Wall: After passing a sign reading "The end is near" in the July 29, 1988◊,Orson smacks into the end of the (truncated) last panel. The whole last week and final Sunday comic were about the strip ending in one way or another. The last of the daily strips addresses the strip's end quite literally by having Orson disappear after finding that the strip is no longer in the paper.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3eb0f889	type	Pun-Based Title
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3eb0f889	comment	Pun-Based Title: U.S. Acres was supposed to be a pun on "U.S.A."
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: After three weeks of living with his mom and brothers, Orson was sent away and abandoned due to being a runt. It's accurate because often in pig litters, the runt pig doesn't get fed because it can't fight the other pigs for a suckling spot on his mom. And If a farmer doesn't want to raise it, they'll try to give it away. And if another farmer doesn't want to raise it, it'll either starve to death or be put out of its misery by rifle.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3fb6b526	type	Delayed Reaction
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_3fb6b526	comment	Delayed Reaction: Sheldon asked for a lick of Booker's ice cream in the July 22, 1988 strip◊. It took a few seconds for Booker to realize Sheldon couldn't lick through his shell. When a worm impersonated a chopstick to trick Booker in the July 12, 1988 strip◊, the worm talked to Booker, who called him "Mr. Chopstick" and only later realized how odd it was for a chopstick to talk.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_407d3e6d	type	Morton's Fork
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_407d3e6d	comment	Morton's Fork: In the October 15, 1988 strip◊, Orson asked Booker and Sheldon if they wanted him to read a book or if they wanted to watch TV. They both eagerly replied "Television!" so Orson then got inside a television set and started reading a book inside it.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_41077d9d	type	MacGuffin
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_41077d9d	comment	Macguffin: The top secret, highly experimental, thermonuclear, exploding Grelbin device which Roy (as Pinfeather in another of Orson's Walter Mitty-esque daydreams) stole in "Double-Oh Orson" from the animated version, where Orson imagines himself as a secret agent like James Bond.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_422b699	type	Catching Some Z's
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_422b699	comment	Catching Some Z's: Yes, they look like they do in Garfield, and yes, they also play with them sometimes, like when Orson uses the speech balloon tail from his Z like a light switch in the October 30, 1987 strip◊.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_422f23f9	type	Power-Up Food
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_422f23f9	comment	Power-Up Food: Parodied by Orson as Power Pig. In the April 20, 1986 strip◊, he claims to eat "power corn for energy".
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: Everyone gets their fair share of being this, but it's Wade and Roy who have it worst and most frequently. You're supposed to feel sorry for Wade getting tortured while you're supposed to laugh at the expense of Roy.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: An arc that began in November 23, 1987◊ had a worm disguise himself as a chicken just by putting on a fake beak and comb.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: In the final weekday strip◊ (originally published April 15, 1989), Orson looks at the newspaper only to realize their strip wasn't there and he disappears. The Sunday strip offered a more heartwarming farewell in the May 7, 1989 strip◊ by having Orson, Booker and Sheldon watching themselves on TV and Orson aping Porky Pig's "That's all, folks" .
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: In addition to a cuter and rounder art style, the early strips feature a couple of human characters (a farmer and his daughter), who are only seen from the waist down. Humans do not appear for the rest of the strip.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_50a06d47	type	Flirtatious Smack on the Ass
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_50a06d47	comment	Flirtatious Smack on the Ass: The November 9, 1988 strip◊ has Roy incur Lanolin's wrath by slapping her rear end.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5860c090	type	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5860c090	comment	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: Though Roy tends to take turns annoying everyone, he and Lanolin are very frequently at each other's throats. This is shown much more vigorously in the comics, though is definitely still there with their animated versions.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5a502557	type	Accordion Man
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5a502557	comment	Accordion Man: The November 2, 1987 strip has Booker play a worm like an accordion after the worm is flattened into the shape of one from ramming into a tree.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5a963d1c	type	False Reassurance
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5a963d1c	comment	False Reassurance: The worm dressed as a chicken to trick Booker and Sheldon in the November 26, 1987 strip◊ told them he knew what he was doing in response to Booker warning him that the worms will hear him. The end panel shows a bunch of worms waiting for their chance to harm Booker and Sheldon. When Lanolin knitted Orson a scarf in the March 27, 1987 strip◊, Bo was worried Lanolin was pulling a trick on him (Orson). She said she wasn't and then it's revealed the scarf was made of Bo's wool, as Orson walking away with the scarf causes Bo's wool to unravel and leave him naked.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5bc2106	type	Your Costume Needs Work
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5bc2106	comment	Your Costume Needs Work: In the August 28, 1988 strip, Roy dared Orson to dress like a bear. When a real bear showed up, Roy said it was the worst bear suit he'd ever seen.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5d777251	type	That's All, Folks!
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_5d777251	comment	That's All, Folks!: The last strip has Orson imitating Porky Pig's famous catchphrase in the final panel.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_614d9a06	type	Brainy Pig
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_614d9a06	comment	Brainy Pig: Orson is portrayed as a smart pig who loves to read. He is also very helpful to his friends and often gives advice to them.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_643659d4	type	Spit Take
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_643659d4	comment	Spit Take: The March 22, 1989 strip has Orson spit after seeing that Roy was soaking his feet in his trough. Orson is seen spitting in disgust again in the April 2, 1989 strip after seeing that Roy had been bathing in the trough and hearing the rooster remark that he hasn't bathed in months.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_68923ef0	type	Fur Is Clothing
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_68923ef0	comment	Fur Is Clothing: Parodied in the April 10, 1988 strip◊, where Roy and Lanolin roll up the feathers/wool around their arms as if they were sleeves, then yelp in pain at the realization that they do not have sleeves and just painfully yanked their feathers/wool out. Played straight in the May 1, 1988 strip, which has Lanolin remove her wool so she can cool off in a pond on a hot day. Roy attempts stealing it, before she grabs him and drags him into the water. Next panel, Lanolin is wearing Roy's feathers, and he's chasing after her to get them back while wearing her wool.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6add177d	type	Puff of Logic
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6add177d	comment	Puff of Logic: In the final daily strip from 15 April 1989, Orson is reading the newspaper and discovers that U.S. Acres is no longer on the comics page. He has just enough time to shout "HEY! WHERE'S-" before he vanishes in a puff of logic.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: The name "Orson" sounds like the word "porcine", meaning "pig-like", befitting a pig. Orson gave Booker that name because he (Orson) likes to read, making Booker glad Orson didn't like kumquats. Lanolin is named for a type of wax secreted by sheep. Sheldon is called Sheldon because he's just an egg shell with legs.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6cc2137b	type	The Scream
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6cc2137b	comment	The Scream: The January 15, 1989 strip◊ has Wade see a fake spider and scream so loud, it circles the world.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6edc54d5	type	Here We Go Again!
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_6edc54d5	comment	Here We Go Again!: The August 10, 1988 strip starts with Booker and Sheldon arguing, with Orson trying to break up the fight by asking what they were arguing about. Booker fails to provide an answer, leading Sheldon to claim that Booker forgot. Booker denies it... and the strip ends with Booker and Sheldon arguing about THAT.◊
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_72852a93	type	Henpecked Husband
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_72852a93	comment	Henpecked Husband: A certain worm seems to have this problem. The strips below are just a couple of examples of his feeling dominated by his wife: In the April 6, 1987 strip◊, he was brave enough to fight Booker, but cowers to the point of apologizing profusely when his wife scolds him for being late for dinner. When a hole-to-hole salesworm shows up at a hole in the September 1, 1988 strip◊ and asks if the worm who answered was "the man of the house", he responded "I'll get her".
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_73dc8ac	type	Box-and-Stick Trap
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_73dc8ac	comment	Box-and-Stick Trap: One arc in July 1987 includes Booker's several attempts to catch worms with that kind of trap. One of the strips features a worm using Booker's trap as a bait to capture Booker and Sheldon with a bigger version of the trap.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_79fdc157	type	Camera Obscurer
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_79fdc157	comment	Camera Obscurer: Wade forgot the lens cover on when he tried to take a picture of the Through Ness Monster in the March 16, 1989 strip◊.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_7aa989ea	type	Token Evil Teammate
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_7aa989ea	comment	Token Evil Teammate: While the others are rather pleasant, the only ones who are probably far from nice are Roy and Lanolin. While they're aren't malicious, they are at worst plain Jerkasses.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_7c8a4602	type	Horsing Around
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_7c8a4602	comment	Horsing Around: In the July 27, 1986 strip◊, Orson willingly gets Booker and Sheldon to ride him, but once Roy brushes Booker and Sheldon off Orson, rides Orson, and gets too bossy with him, Orson makes a sudden brake and sends Roy flying into a puddle of mud.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_7dbfa45b	type	Spy Speak
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_7dbfa45b	comment	Spy Speak: Bo takes it literally in the September 19, 1987 strip.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: In "Hog Noon" from the cartoon series, Deputy Wade mentions that Hammerhead Hog is wanted for robbery, rustling, and using the accounts and descriptions of a game without the express written consent of Major League Baseball.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_85d27cfe	type	You and What Army?
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_85d27cfe	comment	You and What Army?: In the October 17, 1986 strip, Orson once used hypnosis to make Wade no longer afraid of anything. The first sign it was working was when Wade responded to a command by asking "You and what army, waller breath"?
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_884e513b	comment	Medium Awareness: In the April 14, 1989 strip◊, Orson told Sheldon their days were "not only numbered, but signed and dated" and he lived each moment as if it was his last panel.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: In the May 23, 1987 strip◊, Sheldon suggests to Booker on a hot day that he should make sure his plant has plenty of water to drink. Too bad Booker's solution involves giving his plant a glass of water with a straw, neglecting the fact that plants can't drink through the straw.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_8e84bb03	type	Acme Products
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_8e84bb03	comment	ACME Products: The worm family owns products by ACME.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_8f663510	type	...And 99¢
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_8f663510	comment	...And 99Â¢: In the December 11, 1988 strip, Roy tricked some of his friends into falling into a waller. When the mud dried rendering them immobile, he tried to sell them as "lawn ornaments" and charged $4.99 for each.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_984763bb	type	555
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_984763bb	comment	555: The February 8, 1989 strip has Wade find a phone number in the newspaper he can call to cure his claustrophobia. The number is 555-4296.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_99156d7e	type	Head Desk
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_99156d7e	comment	Head Desk: Booker's reaction in the April 20, 1988 strip◊ when it occurs to him that he'd been tricked by a worm who invoked You Wouldn't Hit a Guy with Glasses is to repeatedly bash his head against a tree.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_9f80e1da	type	Sarcasm Mode
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_9f80e1da	comment	Sarcasm Mode: The Echo Canyon in the December 9, 1988 strip◊.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a293102a	type	Eek, a Mouse!!
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a293102a	comment	Eek, a Mouse!!: A worm had this reaction after entering a mouse hole to hide from Booker in the July 16, 1988 strip.◊
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a2e2a85	type	Policeman Dog
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a2e2a85	comment	Policeman Dog: In the animated segment "Rainy Day Robot", Gort, Wart, and Mort disguise themselves as a car to steal Orson's crop of vegetables. Unfortunately for them, their disguise attracts a policeman dog, who tickets them. When Mort explains their ruse to the policeman dog, he doesn't believe them, saying that "That's the third time today I've heard that excuse."
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Jim Davis's assistant Brett Koth gained a co-writer's credit in the strip's last couple years, even though he did no more work on the strip than he had as assistant on Garfield at that point.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a68421bb	type	Animated Adaptation
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a68421bb	comment	Animated Adaptation: As stated in the above description, the comic strip was adapted into a segment of Garfield and Friends, an animated series based on Jim Davis' more well-known comic strip Garfield. The animated version notably outlasted the original comic strip by about three years.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a6c677c4	type	Not Hyperbole
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a6c677c4	comment	Not Hyperbole: Because of his allergy to flowers, Roy doesn't like it when Booker brings any to the chicken coop. In the July 17, 1988 strip◊, he said "Don't bring those flowers in here! You want me to sneeze my feathers off?!" Enraged, Booker picks a giant flower and brings it to Roy in retaliation. The sneeze was so strong that both Roy and Booker lost their feathers. In the June 14, 1988 strip, Lanolin threatens to slap Roy's beak to the moon. She literally does that later.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: The June 7, 1987 strip◊ has Roy get Wade in trouble with Lanolin by framing him for hitting Lanolin in the head with a corn cob, resulting in Wade getting undeservedly roughed up by Lanolin and Lanolin never finding out it was actually Roy who threw the corn cob.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a7382a73	type	Imagine Spot
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a7382a73	comment	Imagine Spot: Two concerning Sheldon's future. When Sheldon remarks that he wonders what he'll look like when he's grown up in the March 11, 1988 strip◊, Booker imagines a tiny egg shell with enormous chicken feet sticking out. In the March 26, 1988 strip◊, Booker hears Sheldon remark that he hopes he never gets fat and proceeds to imagine Sheldon walking around with a portly belly that somehow hasn't burst through the egg shell .
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a7faec8e	type	Written Sound Effect
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a7faec8e	comment	Written Sound Effect: The January 15, 1989 strip shows Wade's scream of "YAAAAHHH" having the capacity to knock Roy from behind after traveling across the whole Earth.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a823fa03	type	The Un-Smile
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a823fa03	comment	The Unsmile: Taken to comedic extreme in one strip. After studying a book on smiling, Roy and Lanolin dare each other to make a broader smile. The final panel shows Orson gaping at two giant toothy mouths that stretch past the top of the strip. In an earlier strip, Orson tries to coax a smile out of Lanolin. She notes with a scowl that she is smiling. Orson asks for a bigger one, leading to a huge teeth bared grimace.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a8aba532	type	Football Hooligans
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a8aba532	comment	Football Hooligans: Some strips had Association Football as a theme. In the August 25, 1987 strip◊, Lanolin showed the area where the parking lot would be. She explained that's where that'd hold "the fight after the game". Her face held an expression she was looking forward that moment.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a939d96a	type	Adults Are Useless
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a939d96a	comment	Adults Are Useless: ...and so are all other humans. The only humans who appear in the strip are a farmer and his daughter, who picks up a young Orson. They are only seen from the waist down, and never appear again afterward.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a9c1bc0c	type	Bee Afraid
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_a9c1bc0c	comment	Bee Afraid: Wade and Roy run away in fear from a Big Stinger Bee in the August 8, 1987 strip.◊
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: Booker likes to eat worms, Orson's favorite food is pig slop, Roy likes corn and the worms enjoy dirt. Though Orson and Roy have expressed they'd rather have pizza one time.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_af8838cb	type	Sneeze of Doom
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_af8838cb	comment	Sneeze of Doom: Occurs in the September 4, 1988 strip, where Orson's sneeze manages to force Roy into the ground.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Booker encourages Wade to jump into a pool in the August 30, 1987 strip, telling Wade that his inner tube will keep him afloat. Once Wade jumps in, he slips right out of his inner tube and sinks, though he manages to save himself before drowning by drinking the pool water.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b2d56b20	type	Portable Hole
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b2d56b20	comment	Portable Hole: In the October 15, 1987 strip◊, Booker ripped a hole from the ground so the worm he was chasing would be stuck underground.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: Bo. For example, the August 19, 1987 strip shows that he's too dumb to understand that he has to turn the TV on before he can watch it. Wade is this as well. He falls off cliffs, when he can just fly to avoid injury. He goes ahead and just sits under a place where a boulder above him could easily fall and squish him. He even places his bed right on the cliff, where he ends up falling from, once he got out of bed.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: In the January 12, 1988 strip◊, Roy tells Booker that the rooster is the king of the barnyard that all other animals respect and fear — all while they're hidden in a wooden crate.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b9c673a6	type	Market-Based Title
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_b9c673a6	comment	Market-Based Title: The strip was known as Orson's Farm in most countries outside the U.S. and Orson's Place in Canada.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ba8b13ad	type	Catch-22 Dilemma
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ba8b13ad	comment	Catch-22 Dilemma: The February 8, 1989 strip◊ shows Wade finding a phone number he can call to cure his claustrophobia, but unfortunately finds himself still in a pickle because he has to call the number in a rather confining phone booth.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c0e3994b	type	Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c0e3994b	comment	Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: Lanolin Sheep almost always responds to Roy's pranks with extreme violence.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c144e884	type	Character Check
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c144e884	comment	Character Check: Though a few characters went through Adaptational Personality Change in the cartoons, the "Quickies" usually adapted gags from the comics loyally, meaning the cast would regularly behave exactly as they did there. This is particularly obvious with Bo and Lanolin in some Quickies.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c2c15b23	type	Bait-and-Switch Comment
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c2c15b23	comment	Bait-and-Switch Comment: During his first day at the barn in the April 5, 1986 strip, Orson comments that, "if this place had a few curtains and a fresh coat of paint... it would still be a dump". Orson's reaction when Booker suggests they could take their corncobs to the store and get a refund in the June 5, 1986 strip.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c4d293c4	type	Let's See YOU Do Better!
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c4d293c4	comment	Let's See YOU Do Better!: In the January 22, 1988 strip◊, Booker showed Sheldon a hand trick and Sheldon said it's an old one. Booker then dared Sheldon to do it and somehow, Booker did see Sheldon doing it despite Sheldon living inside a shell. Roy says he can swim better than Orson can in the June 16, 1987 strip.◊ When asked to show it, he says he doesn't want to get his feathers wet so Lanolin takes them away so he can swim without getting them wet.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The October 28, 1987 strip◊ has Orson as Power Pig declaring that he is "Fast as a speeding bullet! Strong as a locomotive!" Once he realizes his imagination took him to pre-history in the April 3, 1989 strip◊, Orson says "I don't think we're in Kansas anymore". In retaliation for Roy intruding on Orson's "swimming pool" in the May 11, 1986 strip,◊ Orson dives on Roy, prompting the intruder to say "The sky is falling! The sky is falling!" The April 10, 1986 strip has Orson looking for a book to help himself relax. He remarks that one of the books is too small, and another one is too big, and the third one is just right. The unused horse character Jodie has a similar coloration to Applejack.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ceb854cb	type	The Door Slams You
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ceb854cb	comment	The Door Slams You: Wade gets hit by Orson opening the door in the February 27, 1988 strip◊.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ced06d48	type	Instant Cosplay Surprise
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ced06d48	comment	Instant Cosplay Surprise: Done on Roy in the July 20, 1986 strip◊ when Orson, Booker and Sheldon force him to dress as Bo Peep.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_cf511248	type	All Part of the Show
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_cf511248	comment	All Part of the Show: In the September 11, 1988 strip, a worm named Marty invited friends named Walter and Orville to watch a shadow puppet show. When Booker started stomping on Marty, his guests thought it was part of the show.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d2b8cd85	type	Idea Bulb
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d2b8cd85	comment	Idea Bulb: Orson has a lightbulb appear over his head when he decides to turn his lemonade stand into a shade stand in the June 2, 1986 strip◊. The May 7, 1988 strip◊ has Orson have a lightbulb appear over his head when he gets the idea to cool off by saying "Hi" to Bo and using Bo's rapidly waving arm as a fan.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d394829d	type	Frivolous Lawsuit
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d394829d	comment	Frivolous Lawsuit: When Orson read the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears in the May 11, 1988 strip◊ and asked if any of the listeners knew what she did after trying the too hot and the too cold bowls of porridge, Lanolin suggested she sued the bears.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d40d7fc1	type	Hypno Fool
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d40d7fc1	comment	Hypno Fool: Wade gets hypnotized to calm his fears and Hilarity Ensues when the hypnotism ends up performing a total 180Â° on his personality.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d5b7a6e3	type	Denied Food as Punishment
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d5b7a6e3	comment	Denied Food as Punishment: In the June 23, 1988 strip◊, a worm boy named Willy is denied dessert for refusing to eat his dinner. He doesn't consider it too much of a punishment because his parents were having dirt for dinner and a mud pie for dessert.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d6618014	type	Last Request
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d6618014	comment	Last Request: ''Booker asks if a worm has "any last requests" in the November 10, 1988 strip◊ and the worm suggests "Melancholy Baby".
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d7133ebf	type	Hold the Unsolicited Ingredient
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d7133ebf	comment	Hold the Unsolicited Ingredient: In the June 4, 1987 strip◊, after Booker doesn't believe that worms eat dirt, the readers are shown a worm going to Dirt Burger and ordering "medium rare, hold the gravel".
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d7c45a19	type	Cape Snag
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d7c45a19	comment	Cape Snag: Power Pig's cape is stuck at the phone booth's door in the February 6, 1989 strip.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d8085f48	type	Hollywood Voodoo
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_d8085f48	comment	Hollywood Voodoo: In the June 9, 1987 strip◊, Booker comes along with a balloon which looks like Roy. When Roy wants to know what this is about, Booker claims it was a voodoo balloon. Roy isn't impressed, so Booker stabs it with a pin, result: Roy's head asplode.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_de328285	type	Expressive Accessory
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_de328285	comment	Expressive Accessory: The duck head on Wade's inner-tube, which looks exactly like his actual face and often mirrors the expression on his actual face.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_df582b0b	type	Continuity Snarl
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_df582b0b	comment	Continuity Snarl: In some strips, Booker is known to enjoy ice cream and chocolate chip cookies but when Sheldon suggested leaving out milk and cookies for Santa, Booker was disgusted.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e0c470a1	type	The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e0c470a1	comment	The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: In the 1987 Christmas strip,◊ Bo gives one of his trademark circulation-cutting hugs to the entire main cast at once while shouting "Merry Christmas". Orson directs him toward "them out there", and in the final panel, Bo is charging through the fourth wall to give the reader a circulation-cutting hug.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e2016174	type	Sphere Eyes
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e2016174	comment	Sphere Eyes: Much like in Garfield, character's eyes are depicted as white spheres that are close together.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e38c48c5	type	Road Runner vs. Coyote
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e38c48c5	comment	Since the relation between Booker and the worms is Road Runner vs. Coyote, with Booker himself playing the role of the coyote, any occasion where he manages to catch a worm is this trope. The November 2, 1987 strip, for example, has the worm become flattened into an accordion-like shape and played like an accordion by Booker.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e3bd3475	type	Stock "Yuck!"
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e3bd3475	comment	Stock "Yuck!": In the June 5, 1987 strip, a worm tries to eat spinach but doesn't like the flavor. The remaining spinach moans over the fact "Nobody likes spinach".
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e43c66bd	type	Art Evolution
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e43c66bd	comment	Art Evolution: The art goes from round and cutesy to very loose and frenetic, a radical departure from Garfield either way. The U.S. Acres cast remain in their 87-88 designs throughout Garfield and Friends, which is expectedly the era the strip was most uniform with Garfield's artsyle.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e49c0cbd	type	Interspecies Adoption
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e49c0cbd	comment	Interspecies Adoption: Booker and Sheldon are chicks in addition to being Orson the pig's adopted sons.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e541901e	type	Duck!
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e541901e	comment	Duck!: Occurs in the July 20, 1987 strip◊ when Roy hollers "DUCK" after hitting a baseball with his bat. Everyone else ducks, but Wade just turns his head, apparently thinking Roy was calling for his attention.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: In the June 29, 1988 strip◊, Booker was afraid he and a worm would fall off a cliff. From that height, the worm believed "plummet" would be more like it". Whenever Lanolin points out that it is raining in the November 21, 1987 strip, Bo says it's "partly dry"◊.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e56e04d5	type	Rake Take
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e56e04d5	comment	Rake Take: In the March 2, 1988 strip◊, Wade believed that, if he were fast enough, he could race right by danger before it could do anything to him. A rake in his way proved him wrong.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e59315cf	type	Height Angst
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e59315cf	comment	Height Angst: Booker and Sheldon both regularly wish they were taller.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e83f211c	type	O.O.C. Is Serious Business
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e83f211c	comment	O.O.C. Is Serious Business: In the final week of the daily strips, Wade finally conquers his fear of everything, which causes Orson, Roy, and Booker to run off screaming. See it in the April 12, 1989 strip◊.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: Booker dared a worm to show his face in the March 4, 1989 strip.◊ The worm then showed a portrait. During the ugly face contest arc, Roy told Lanolin she couldn't "make a reeeally ugly face".◊ He forgot to specify whose face was supposed to be made ugly, as she ends up twisting Roy's face into a grotesque visage. Orson was trying to take Bo's photograph in the July 21, 1987 strip and asked him to show his teeth.◊ Bo removed them from his mouth. In the August 2, 1986 strip◊, Roy declares that "Water that touches pig lips will never touch" his. Aside from the fact that he doesn't have any lips, he drinks Orson's water through a straw so any lips he could have wouldn't be touched. Orson, upon finding Booker and Sheldon watching TV inside the barn, suggests for them to "go outside and do something" in the August 18, 1987 strip.◊ Too bad Orson forgets to specify what the "something" he recommends them to do is, as the two chicks just continue watching TV outside the barn. When Booker and a worm he catches are hanging from a cliff while Booker is holding him in the April 27, 1988 strip, Booker tells the worm to "do something".◊ The worm promptly shakes his lower body repeatedly, with Booker banging on the rocky cliff, in the attempt to shake Booker off. In the October 3, 1987 strip◊, a flower is worried when Orson shows up, fearful that Orson might pick it off the ground, and its thought is thinking "please don't pick me" repeatedly. The strip ends with Orson sitting on it. When Bo sneezes in the August 30, 1988 strip, Lanolin pulls out a handkerchief and tells Bo to "blow".◊ She intends for Bo to blow his nose with it, but Bo blows the handkerchief instead. In the May 23, 1987 strip◊, Sheldon suggests to Booker on a hot day that he should make sure his plant has plenty of water to drink. Too bad Booker's solution involves giving his plant a glass of water with a straw, neglecting the fact that plants can't drink through the straw.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_eafe9e0e	comment	Gone Swimming, Clothes Stolen: Occurs in the May 1, 1988 strip, which has Lanolin remove her wool to cool off in a pond on a hot day, only for Roy to steal her wool. Lanolin retaliates by taking Roy's feathers.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: Roy and Lanolin are the meanest of the cast, both of whom often tried to one-up the other. They fall a bit closer into Jerk with a Heart of Gold territory in the animated adaptation.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ee4535b9	comment	"Kick Me" Prank: Orson wants Roy to stop his practical jokes in the November 17, 1986 strip◊. Roy gives Orson a tap on the back while promising he'll stop. It's then revealed to the readers that Orson is now wearing a "Kick Me" sign. The November 14, 1987 strip◊ has a flower using a "pick me" version of the prank.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ef269207	type	I Can See My House from Here
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ef269207	comment	I Can See My House from Here: Wade remarks "Hey, I can see the barn from up here" in the January 8, 1989 strip◊ when he's standing on the edge of Orson's trough. The August 8, 1987 strip◊ has Booker say "I can see our house from up here" while he and Sheldon are atop a small hill.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f0089082	comment	Early-Bird Cameo: Bo and Lanolin appear in the July 20, 1986 strip◊ to offer a one-liner long before their "official" introduction (Lanolin debuting officially in the January 15, 1987 strip◊, her brother Bo showing up in the January 19, 1987 strip◊ and both properly introducing themselves to Orson in the January 21, 1987 strip◊.note On a related note, they, along with Cody and Blue, also appear on the back of the first book's cover, even though their debut strips aren't until the second book.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f19255b6	comment	Pushover Parents: In the March 29, 1986 strip◊, a kid offers to take Orson in and tells him not to worry about her dad because he's a pushover. When it's finally time to convince the girl's father to let Orson live with them in the March 31, 1986 strip◊, Orson does the trick by crying.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f22d3416	comment	Anti-Sneeze Finger: In the September 5, 1988 strip, Roy tries to use his finger on Orson's nose to prevent him from sneezing, resulting in himself finishing the sneeze Orson started.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f3d38c6d	type	Team Rocket Wins
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f3d38c6d	comment	Team Rocket Wins: Since the relation between Booker and the worms is Road Runner vs. Coyote, with Booker himself playing the role of the coyote, any occasion where he manages to catch a worm is this trope. The November 2, 1987 strip, for example, has the worm become flattened into an accordion-like shape and played like an accordion by Booker. Similarly Roy was nearly always on the recieving end against Lanolin. He did get the last laugh in one Sunday strip however, when the two get into a crow/bleat match and Roy blasts her with a speaker system. Incidentally this ended up one of the first Quickies in Garfield and Friends.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f51c5f3c	comment	Never Say "Die": The February 13, 1988 strip◊ had two worms use "go" in reference to passing away.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f6f2ff1	comment	Insult Backfire: Roy Rooster decided it was time for Booker to start rooster training in the January 11, 1988 strip◊. In the June 11, 1988 strip, Roy asks Lanolin to be honest and tell him what she thinks of him.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: The series pretty much runs on recurring jokes. Sign gags, face gags, scaring Wade, slop jokes, and imagination jokes make the bulk of them.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fabef10f	type	Don't Explain the Joke
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fabef10f	comment	Sheldon is called Sheldon because he's just an egg shell with legs.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fbc1a68d	type	Low Clearance
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fbc1a68d	comment	Low Clearance: Played for Laughs in the August 21, 1988 strip◊, where Bo hits his head on a tree limb. Lanolin asks him how many times Bo has hit his head on that tree limb, and Bo goes to his room to count the tally marks on the wall, which add up to 132 in total. He goes back to Lanolin to report the statistics... where the tally goes up by one at that moment.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fbd285b7	type	Comically Missing the Point
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: In the March 31, 1987 strip◊, Orson told Booker and Sheldon the story of the boy who cried wolf and Booker learned the boy... needed a big club to hit the wolf with. Orson isn't too pleased about Booker not realizing the real moral of there being consequences to constantly lying about emergencies. In the November 3, 1988 strip◊, a worm tries to sell gloves to another worm. When his potential customer got inside home without even speaking to him, he thought she went inside to pick up her handbag rather than the obvious reason a worm wouldn't be interested in buying gloves. In the August 26, 1987 strip◊, Orson believes goalies must be ready to spring at any moment to avoid being hit with the ball. It takes a special kind of stupidity to not see that the point of the goalie is to have someone prevent the ball from entering the net. The June 8, 1986 strip◊ has Orson offered a bucket by Booker when he's having trouble getting water from a pump. Instead of drinking the water after collecting it in the bucket, Orson just stands on the bucket while working the pump and continuing to waste water.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fe7d9114	type	Sleeps with Both Eyes Open
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_fe7d9114	comment	Sleeps with Both Eyes Open: Booker and Sheldon watch in astonishment as Wade sleeps with his eyes open. Booker asks how he's able to do it, and Sheldon explains that it's easy for Wade because he's afraid of the dark.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ff5b39d0	type	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ff5b39d0	comment	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!: In the October 29, 1988 strip◊, a worm dared Booker (a literal chicken, mind you) to cross a line and vanished inside his hole before Booker responded. After Booker crossed the line, the same worm (or another one) showed up from another hole and acted like Booker had yet to decide if he'd accept the challenge or not. Booker was confused.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ffaa675b	type	Asian Speekee Engrish
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ffaa675b	comment	Asian Speekee Engrish: In the September 6, 1988 strip◊, Orson sneezes and later receives a phone call from China. The caller says "Bress you".
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip) / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Orson is abandoned at the beginning of the strip's life because he's the runt, just like pigs do in real life.
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U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Mugging the Monster / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	My Hero, Zero / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Mystery Box / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Named by the Adaptation / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Nervous Wreck / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	No Focus on Humans / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"! / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Non-Mammal Mammaries / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Not Hyperbole / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Not Listening to Me, Are You? / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Nursery Rhyme / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	O.O.C. Is Serious Business / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Off the Rails / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Out of Control Popcorn / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Periphery Demographic / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Phone Booth Changing Room / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Planet of Steves / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Playground Song / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Police Code for Everything / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Porky Pig Pronunciation / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Portable Hole / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Power-Up Food / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Primal Chest-Pound / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Product Switcheroo Ad / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Puff of Logic / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Pushover Parents / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Quacking Up / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Rake Take / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Reactive Continuous Scream / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Recursive Canon / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Seesaw Catapult / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Sleeps with Both Eyes Open / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Animal Cast / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Species Surname / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Sphere Eyes / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Spit Take / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Spotlight-Stealing Squad / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Squashed Flat / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Stock Animal Diet / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Stock Ness Monster / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Stock "Yuck!" / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Surfer Dude / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Sweet Sheep / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	"Take That!" Kiss / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Teen Pregnancy / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	That's All, Folks! / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	The Cast Showoff / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	The Door Slams You / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	The End Is Nigh / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	The Genie in the Machine / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	The Runt at the End / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	The Talk / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Think of the Censors! / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	13 Is Unlucky / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Translation Train Wreck / int_9aac12df
US Acres	seeAlso	U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	What Are You in For? / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Written for My Kids / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	You Wouldn't Hit a Guy with Glasses / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Your Costume Needs Work / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Your Favorite / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Your Mom / int_9aac12df
U.S. Acres (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Human Snowball / int_9aac12df

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