Well... not really, more just a play on the system with my characters, but YEAH! It's 3:30 and I need to be up for work in three hours, but I managed to finish a comic celebrating today's big event (It's the Presidential election, in case ya didn't notice the two old guys badgering on and on these past few months). Have a looky. Hope you like it.
Anyone else make any "politically charged" comics for today? I'm not trying to start any discussions over politics here, cuz that's already going on in the Off-Topic area. Just wanted to give people the opportunity to let everyone else know what they did for election day. Then again, I could be the only shmuck who bothered to do this. Blah, need sleep...
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Dutch!
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Tch...you guys have got it all wrong. Today's big event was the Melbourne Cup...Mikybe Diva won it back to back.
Whatever you're talking about couldn't be that important! This was the race that stops the nation!
Whatever you're talking about couldn't be that important! This was the race that stops the nation!
Remember when your imagination was real? When the day seemed
longer than it was, and tomorrow was always another game away?
longer than it was, and tomorrow was always another game away?
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Silly Aussie, today is the day Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 comes out. There's nothing bigger than that.Dutch! wrote:Tch...you guys have got it all wrong. Today's big event was the Melbourne Cup...Mikybe Diva won it back to back.
Whatever you're talking about couldn't be that important! This was the race that stops the nation!
As to "politically charged" comics, I didn't even do something special for my own birthday so I don't see a reason to start doing special stuff now.
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That's really cool. Do you have a plan set for each character that could win, or are you going to wing it once you figure out who won?Blahsville! wrote:Uh, well, yeah, actually. Blahsville's current major story arc has been about the city holding a mayoral election. We're letting the readers vote for the new mayor, starting today, with polls closing on thursday. Read up on the candidates and vote.
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The answer to both questions is yes. Let's just say, we know what kind of administration each one of these guys would run. We also kind of think of it as oppurtunity for the fans to decide the direction and tone of the story, as there's a pretty strong indication of the way certain story elements would effect the comic's direction, based on the way the candidates have behaved throughout the preceding story arc.
It's all very vague and symbolic and culminates in me writing the next story arc in a frenzied all night panic when I find out whose won.
Let's just say, we know what kind of administration each one of these guys would run. We also kind of think of it as oppurtunity for the fans to decide the direction and tone of the story, as there's a pretty strong indication of the way certain story elements would effect the comic's direction, based on the way the candidates have behaved throughout the preceding story arc. It's all very vague and symbolic and culminates in me writing the next story arc in a frenzied all night panic when I find out whose won.
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Electoral dread
Yeah, dread is totally the food on which we feast. It is the wine with which we wash down our feast. It is the toothpick we use to extract our feast from our molars several days later when we are trying to impress our dates, speculating with hope and terror about the possibility of tongue
I am really not looking forward to waking up tomorrow in the midst of four more years of the gradual destruction and stupidification of political discourse. I am hoping that won't be the case. I deliberately didn't write in "Satan" when I voted as a show of good faith, so I guess I've done my part to build a bridge to tomorrow.
I am really not looking forward to waking up tomorrow in the midst of four more years of the gradual destruction and stupidification of political discourse. I am hoping that won't be the case. I deliberately didn't write in "Satan" when I voted as a show of good faith, so I guess I've done my part to build a bridge to tomorrow.
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You idiots.
Today is the first day of finals at ASMS.
Who cares about all that other stuff?
I have Honors Bio and AP Chem to worry about.
Today is the first day of finals at ASMS.
Who cares about all that other stuff?
I have Honors Bio and AP Chem to worry about.
ASMS: The school for the criminally insane.
They put us here to keep up away from the normal people.
You feared Algebra in high school? Integral Calculus is a required class here.
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Zero Hour.
Haven't you been listening? This is the most important election in the whole history of everything! Fire, locusts, plague!! We're all gonna die...!!!!
Aaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeee....
Aaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeee....
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Re: Zero Hour.
*plays calming music*Cope wrote:Haven't you been listening? This is the most important election in the whole history of everything! Fire, locusts, plague!! We're all gonna die...!!!!
Aaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeee....
Wow, you sure know how to have fun!Blahsville! wrote:. It's all very vague and symbolic and culminates in me writing the next story arc in a frenzied all night panic when I find out whose won.
Person who voted for Bush: "Well golly gee, no!"TheLoserHero wrote:Any US citizens feeling a general aura of dread hanging around the country?
Person who voted for Kerry: "Hold me."
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You have no idea...
But now I'm not sure what to do. I have the Bush Elected comic and the Kerry Elected comic, and now the stupid TV tells me they won't know who actually won in at LEAST 11 days! Sigh... Although... In a way, this is good. I had some comics in English which I should really put up before I may or may not have to go Swedish...
But now I'm not sure what to do. I have the Bush Elected comic and the Kerry Elected comic, and now the stupid TV tells me they won't know who actually won in at LEAST 11 days! Sigh... Although... In a way, this is good. I had some comics in English which I should really put up before I may or may not have to go Swedish...
