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So, whatever happened to the Scrappleface articles, last one datelined 2010-09-10? After publishing an undated political cartoon on his website after a a haitus, Scott Ott responds to this post on his blog, in 5 weeks ago (early January 2011) "What?!?! Is that you Scott? You're not dead?? What happened to the daily satire we used to love so much?", Scott Ott responded, "Not dead...as far as I can tell...however, very active in local politics as well as PJTV...both of which are transitioning to new levels soon. Thanks for your patience. Hoping to return to satire writing in 2011.
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