Dueling Analogs 

A webcomic created by Steve Napierski that ridicules games. There is no consecutive plotline, as the comics take place within the games universes. Repeating features include Games I'm Glad Were Never Made, Rejected Mega Man Villains, and What If.

Man, Dueling Analogs was so funny today!

Dueling Analogs by Ento November 1, 2007

horror analogs 

some creepy shi that scares people out but some people actually like it.. such can be local 58,Walten files and some more.

friend 1: omg i just watched horror analogs last night and I couldn't get any sleep last night!
friend 2: pfft! as if! i watched it and I didn't get scared! why do u have to be a pussy?

horror analogs by k1tty ch4n October 1, 2021

horror analogs 

some scary shi or something that gives u nightmares or sum ting idk (this is my first definition! so pls give me loads of support!)

friend 1: omg I couldn't sleep tonight cuz i watched horror analogs!

friend 2: well I told ya! u shouldn't watch those stuff at night.

horror analogs by k1tty ch4n September 20, 2021

Analog Horror 

A subgenre of horror told in the manner of a classic analog style. Typically using an old school, pre-digital style when presenting lore, using things such as television broadcasts or infomercials in generally "nostalgic" styles. Most often presents itself as a web-series.

Local 58 and Gemini Home Entertainment are good examples of Analog Horror.

Analog Horror by tempertant June 5, 2021

Analog shit

Having to go to the toilet without a phone, tablet or any other digital device.

Shit! I left my cellphone at home now i have to take an analog shit like a caveman

Analog shit by Clever webster August 2, 2017

Analog Digitalli 

New project by Mike Colin 2009.

From afar via cpu, the creature gave birth to the analog digitalli.

Analog Digitalli by ZekeOZuela January 25, 2009

Analog Book 

Commonly referred to as "Books" by people of the time, these objects were used by people as their source of reading before the eBook. Operated by turning pieces of paper that contained words written in actual ink. During this time people were inconvenienced by driving downtown and checking these materials out for free at a "Public Library," which was a place that loaned books out for a 2 week period.

Guy #1) Hey, what is that?

Guy #2) It's J.D. Salinger's "Catcher in the Rye."

Guy #1) Umm, where is the On/Off switch?

Guy #2) It's an Analog Book, I just turn the pages of paper.

Guy #1) Wow, where did you get that at?

Guy #2) At the Public Library.

Analog Book by James Edward Dean January 31, 2010