Choose twelve of your original characters in any particular order (NO PEEKING AT THE QUESTIONS AT THIS STAGE!). Then, answer the questions that follow.
1. Grendel 2. Willie 3. Cujo 4. Brian 5. Cleo 6. Sybil 7. Bartle 8. Scotus 9. Jack 10. Roger 11. Eartha 12. Monty
One of the things I've always found puzzling about Calvin and Hobbes is the exact nature of Hobbes. At first glance, he seems an A.A. Milne type stuffed animal whose life is led solely in the imagination of a child. In form and action he reminds one of no one so much as Milne's "Tigger," complete with overwhelming greeting habits. This theory of
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Instead of Tefillin I bind my arm with the cuff of a sphygmomanometer I press start And await judgment from a beit din of MAP sensors and printed circuits Diastolic trending downward, I am inscribed in the book of life another day, at least.
A couple of people (mud_in_your_eye and c_eagle) have asked me about my avatar. When I tell them that I just drew it one day, and threw the Starfleet Insignia on his shirt to break up the monotony, and then colored it red 'just because,' they always seem unsatisfied. So, although you'll never find me in one of them "Multi User Hissy Fits," and I probably won't ever
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Inspired by Thomas' concerns that Newshounds might become to Soap-Opera-ish.Renata walks in to a high end restaurant and joins Hal O'Peridol at a table
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SKETCH issued 20 has an interesting interview with J. Michael Straczynski. I'm not going to discuss it here, but I do want to talk, however briefly, about how JMS, specifically how Babylon 5, has affected my writing for my strip
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