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Yay! The new Yearbook is finished! I'm way more excited about it than you are.
I wrote this strip some time ago, and since then I've kinda dreaded it because I knew it was going to take some work. I mean more work than the usual guys standing around and being smart asses. I kept rearranging the shot angles in my head trying the maximize the readability and funny-ness. It wasn't until early this week that I finally decided upon the layout you see above. Damn. who knew funnies were so complicate?
I love this strip because as a kid, the monkey bars were always the bane of my playground existence. While I wasn't quite "chubby" per se, I did have a tummy. That coupled with absolutely NO upper body strength made things like the monkey bars or the rings you swing from a physical impossibility! So bothered was I that a few years ago, I returned to my childhood playground and vindicated myself by completing those monkey bars. Sure I was now tall enough to touch the ground while I did them, but whatever. Vindication is vindication.
Anyhoo, enjoy the strip, friends! Part 8 (the final flashback) will be up next week with a goofy finale and you won't wanna miss that. Thanks for reading! -Baby Fat ---------------------------------------------- Visit the DEAD DAYS site: [link] VOTE for DEAD DAYS on BUZZCOMIX: [link]
I didn't have problems with monkeybars, but several years ago while I was babysitting some kids at a local playground, I had realized that I just couldn't swing around as well anymore.
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We don't love "because", but "despite".
This is why there is no such thing as perfect. A flawless beauty would be blank without any appeal nor character. Its scars are what defines it and what inspires emotion... from that moment, it becomes art.
*laughs* That's great! When I was a kid it completely threw me whenever I saw someone actually make it across those things. I'd always thought monkey bars were some impossible torture device the teachers used to mess with our heads.
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I'm thinking of a number between one and ten, and I don't know why.
being a skinny boy like me, those monkey bars wasn't difficult for me...^^ this is going to be the first one for the next printed book? man, i'm just waiting for the next contest so i can try to win one more of them, i have read the one you sent me like 50 times already
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I call my penis Richard, it's long for Dick.
"I call my penis John, it's short for Johnson." - `rayvinazn
I reently went back to my old elementary school, and those things were at forehead level.
Sure, I'm abnormally tall, but it still made me feel like I blew things out of proportion.
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Remaining "Faith in Humanity '08" Points: 354
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We don't love "because", but "despite".
This is why there is no such thing as perfect. A flawless beauty would be blank without any appeal nor character. Its scars are what defines it and what inspires emotion... from that moment, it becomes art.
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I'm thinking of a number between one and ten, and I don't know why.
this is going to be the first one for the next printed book? man, i'm just waiting for the next contest so i can try to win one more of them, i have read the one you sent me like 50 times already
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