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asked by angelkat
Bookmarks work well as business cards, with a comic strip on the back. Color fliers if you have more cash. A vertical wire rack that folds down is super important. My card board cut-outs of Z&F got a lot of attention.
annnnd, it's SO cliche, but a smile works better than any of that stuff.
oh, and my bobbley-dangler/antennae/whatchamacalis I wear on my head. People like that I "dressed up" too & can be goofy. -
asked by pinkbatmax
To Kill a Mockingbird. "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view, until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it". Golden Rule, basically. I try to live my life by that.
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asked by smkinoshita
The mixed drink, silly. OJ & Vodka. Ironically, they get you HAMMERED. Yay, pun.
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asked by puffpuffpodcast
Toughy. I'm such a control freak I rarely have done anything that risqué. Usually, I'm pretty happy with that. Maybe that picture a friend took back in college post-puke after 10 skrewdrivers .
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asked by puffpuffpodcast
White water rafting! I've gone skydiving, I think I can handle whatever is on the ground now.
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asked by Leuszler
Good question! I'd define "g/God" as a more radical version of Santa Claus, with eternal fates in place of gifts, and answer-seeking followers in place of toy-seeking children. :0P
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Formspring Question of the Day
asked by Formspringpublic speaking and/or stand-up comedy. Always been my Achilles heel.
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does the elusive Bill Watterson count as a celebrity? no? ok, Johnny Galecki then. he's cute.
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guh, why are you not a famous cartoonist yet? you're OLD already!
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asked by angelkat
My "Bee". It' was my favorite little plush bee. Named Bee. I was phenomenally creative when I was 2.
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asked by fcwebcomics
Paper wraps around the rock. I always thought it was weak too. But SOMETHING has to beat rock. Then again, if you're Sheldon on Big bang Theory, there's "rock, paper, scissors, lizard, SPOCK"!
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asked by angelkat
"Well, this explains a lot".. I'm such a tomboy, and used to be mistaken for a dude at times, it wouldn't surprise me, heh. Not that I'm unhappy being female... it just wouldn't be the weirdest thing in the world, LOL
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It's entirely cliche, but I have always known writing & drawing comics is what I was supposed to do. Developed my first characters at 8, first original written gags at 12. Still have my 1st book "A Silly Day With Sally and Sue" alliteration at the age of 4, woo!
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asked by angelkat
if there was a specific moment, I cannot even remember it. I've always loved comic strips and liked to write funny stories with pictures, my first memory was simply a view of Peanuts curtains from my crib... so I guess you can say I was born to do this.
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right now, being a CLE fan, I'd love to say Lebron, but he IS a great athlete. Guess I'll go with Chris "Pandora" Bosh, did not deserve to be among the top 3 FA's this summer.
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Nice meeting you too.... although I'm not entirely sure who you are, you must have posted as "anonymous". LOL! Send me a tweet, say hi ;0)
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"High-intensity interval training". 30 secs of one exercise, and move to another, keeps heart rate up. I do 15 mins in the AM and then another 15 at night, every other day. Simple cardio on off days. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-intensity_interval_training
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Graphic designer by day, web cartoonist by night. Who needs sunlight?
