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That's kind of a weird question. It's like asking "I want to drive a car, but which is more important, the steering wheel or the brakes."
It's not really an either/or situation. -
Not really, because I find that if you base a character off of one of your friends/acquaintances you're not going to be able to be genuine in painting the dark or undesirable side of them. In a story that's some paramount shit. In a gag comic not as much. But comics where it's just a bunch of chums going around like "lol I can't take you guys anywhere, you're so embarrassing! ^_^;;" are effing stupid anyway.
Different characters will often take from my own experiences or parts of my own psyche though. Rittz being a fat kid is something of mine, so is Skip's general coldness and stoic nature. Chuck's fashions and less-than-macho nature are also from me. Billy really has nothing of "me" in him, which is why I had some trouble integrating him into casual scenes in the beginning. His role was always set but his character I had to find over time. -
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It's you. It's been you all along.
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How come you're so boring and nobody likes you
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Yes, key phrases are important. As long as you can say "Where are my keys?" and "I am the master of unlocking" you will be alright.
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Well son, when a weiner and a butt love each other very much
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8===D → ( __☀__)
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maga...zine? Is that like a spaceship?
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Jeez, first my girlfriend and now you... Come on!
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Oh nice and chubby bubbula
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