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The journey is the destination, man. I agree with that in theory, but when I go on actual journeys, I'm usually pretty annoyed if I don't end up where I originally intended. Especially if I'm somewhere without ice cream. No, man, see, I'm just taking this to a whole new spiritual level. You just ne...

Most of the fun is in the look of shock and revulsion, and not the actual pooping. It's like performance art. The journey is the destination, man. I agree with that in theory, but when I go on actual journeys, I'm usually pretty annoyed if I don't end up where I originally intended. Especially if I...

Ahaugen wrote:

Killbert-Robby wrote:I for one love pooping on unsuspecting people.

and that's why Animal Control keeps taking potshots at you

Animal Control are bastards. Bastards with no sense of humour and surprisingly poor aim.

Bustertheclown wrote:Australia stole my girlfriend. It doesn't deserve quality entertainment.

You can't blame us for being a sexy, charming continent, except for Northern Territory. The ladies can't resist us. Except for Northern Territory.

Holy crappings. I didn't even know they were making new episodes. A little disconcerting, since Into the Wild Green Yonder had asuch a satisfying ending. But more Futurama can only be a good thing. Howerver I suppose by the time you smug narcissistic yanks remember that Australia actually exists and...

The pooping gets old pretty fast. Swooping down and shrieking like a banshee and flying over so your claws are like half an inch from their faces, now that's a larf.

MariaAndMichelle wrote:We must become little eagles.

I did. Here's a photo of me sitting on some guy's arm. I was soooo drunk.

Everything's a euphemism, if you know how to look. Now there's a missed opportunity for a Lehrer reference if I've ever seen one... "When correctyl viewed, everything is lewd..." All books can be indecent books, though recent books are bolder. For filth, I'm glad to say, is in the mind of the behol...

Sean Connery and his evil council of teddy bears... I have to see this movie.

Today a certain 2-year-old that I know ran up to me, kissed me on the nose, and toddled off. It made me happy.

All righty then. Thanks for the advice. Comics shall be my main practise method. I think I shall post many of them here. But I still don't want to start my actual comic until I've got some confidence in my ability.

Uma Thurman creeps me out a little. I keep thinking her eyes are trying to break free of her face. I like the one with all the teddy bears though. Who's that in the chair? Anyway, do you already have a comic or is it in the gestation period? What are some funny picture books you are interested in an...

I was referring to the other Avengers. Y'know, Captain America, Iron Man, Thor--that bunch.

I used to play D&D all the times. Had good fun with that. I'm more into free-form RPing nowadays.

Ha. That never occurred to me. I guess I wasn't too resourceful when I was little.
But to be fair, he wouldv'e been pretty hard to juice with his big nasty teeth and creepy scarecrow arms.

No. The trauma is still too fresh.
Mr. Lemonman could make himself look like members of my family to fool me, but if he stayed like that for too long, his head would slowly get big and yellow.

Martin Lemelman makes me think of Mr. Lemonman, a monster I made up when I was five and had recurring nightmares about.

MixedMyth wrote:Well, thats because we don't actually need to 'practice.' Those of us in the know have Secret Techniques of Arcane Mystery. Delve deeeeep into the forums, and perhaps one day you, too, shall tap into the untold raw power of these secrets.

I choose to believe you meant that sincerely.

Ahaugen wrote:

meticulator wrote:Comicgenesis seemed like the best place to learn the ins and outs of webcomicking.

boy, were you wrong on that one.

when was the last time we actually talked about webcomics that didn't consist of merciless mockery?

Yeah, I've noticed how eerily empty the Techniques and Pitching forums are.

Just finished going through all my Discworld books.

Right now, I'm rereading Y: The Last Man. Wonderful series.

Also, Families and How to Survive Them, a wonderful layman's psychology book co-authored by John Cleese.

And The Complete Fundamentals of Drawing for obvious reasons.