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SARKY - Smut was a British adult comics magazine that was launched on May 1, 1989. "Smut" is a British term for any form of media that is considered profane ...

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Possible Crossword Clues
Like a biting remark, in British slang
Like a biting remark, to a Brit
Sneering, in the manner of a small island?
Sharp, like a rock in the Channel?

Last Seen in these Crosswords & Puzzles
Jun 23 2017 Universal
Jun 19 2015 The Times - Cryptic
Nov 23 2011 The Guardian - Cryptic crossword
Oct 14 2010 L.A. Times Daily

Geographic Matches
Sarky, Balikesir, TURKEY

Sarky might refer to
Smut was a British adult comics magazine that was launched on May 1, 1989. * "Smut" is a British term for any form of media that is considered profane or offensive, particularly with regards to sexual content. Smut comic was named as such for good reason. * The comic was similar to Viz, although was considered to be a downmarket copycat of Viz, being less subtle and lacking in Viz's surreal satire, and printed on lower quality paper. * Its strips were usually heavily violent, full of profanity and with themes many may regard as being politically incorrect. Its flagship character was "Everard Edbutt", a heavily built skinhead who, despite his cheerfully moronic nature, tended to get very violent when anyone bothered him. His surreal strength invariably meant he horribly mutilated people without much effort, such as by punching someone in the face with such strength that his fist burst through the back of their head. * Other characters, who invariably had self-explanatory names, included:* Tactless Terence – a man who is incapable of good manners or being tactful. * Sarky Marky – an incredibly sarcastic man. * Psycho Sid – a grinning psychopath who ends every strip by viciously murdering someone for no reason. * Fat Idle Bastard – a total slob who is as unproductive as he is greedy, deceitful and sexist. * The Skeggys – similar to the Viz's Biffa Bacon, a family of immoral, overweight benefit claimants. * Twatman and Nobbin – an obvious parody of Batman (Twatman is an older sexist pig while Nobbin is a young and inexperienced nerd). * Klaus The Louse – Pubic Enemy Number One -- the travels of a pubic louse. * Lionel Lettuces and his Sexual FetishesThe cartoonist Dave Colton contributed many 'one off' strips to the comic in the early 1990s. * In July 2007, Smut relaunched as Twisted! incorporating Smut. Despite the name change, the comic's content remained broadly similar, and included reprinting earlier material. The title stopped publishing shortly afterwards.

Sarky might refer to

Smut was a British adult comics magazine that was launched on May 1, 1989.
* "Smut" is a British term for any form of media that is considered profane or offensive, particularly with regards to sexual content. Smut comic was named as such for good reason.
* The comic was similar to Viz, although was considered to be a downmarket copycat of Viz, being less subtle and lacking in Viz's surreal satire, and printed on lower quality paper.
* Its strips were usually heavily violent, full of profanity and with themes many may regard as being politically incorrect. Its flagship character was "Everard Edbutt", a heavily built skinhead who, despite his cheerfully moronic nature, tended to get very violent when anyone bothered him. His surreal strength invariably meant he horribly mutilated people without much effort, such as by punching someone in the face with such strength that his fist burst through the back of their head.
* Other characters, who invariably had self-explanatory names, included:* Tactless Terence – a man who is incapable of good manners or being tactful.
* Sarky Marky – an incredibly sarcastic man.
* Psycho Sid – a grinning psychopath who ends every strip by viciously murdering someone for no reason.
* Fat Idle Bastard – a total slob who is as unproductive as he is greedy, deceitful and sexist.
* The Skeggys – similar to the Viz's Biffa Bacon, a family of immoral, overweight benefit claimants.
* Twatman and Nobbin – an obvious parody of Batman (Twatman is an older sexist pig while Nobbin is a young and inexperienced nerd).
* Klaus The Louse – Pubic Enemy Number One -- the travels of a pubic louse.
* Lionel Lettuces and his Sexual FetishesThe cartoonist Dave Colton contributed many 'one off' strips to the comic in the early 1990s.
* In July 2007, Smut relaunched as Twisted! incorporating Smut. Despite the name change, the comic's content remained broadly similar, and included reprinting earlier material. The title stopped publishing shortly afterwards.

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