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Milkshake. Well, technically I prefer Malt's. Grasshopper is my personal favorite.
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The middle by Jimmy Eat World
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No, reality is boring, putting it on TV even more so.
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Just... plain... awesome.
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English, Spanish and Java. (Though I don't think that last one counts as "speaking")
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Strengths... I am a pretty good problem solver, I have a good head for Math, and I am pretty easy-going.
Flaws... I tend to worry about things too much sometimes, I am impatient with myself, and I am addicted to Dr. Pepper. -
Oops, I guess I haven't checked this in a while.
Um... I'm trapped on an island... I think I would want a pocket-knife, a flint and steel and if possible a few flares. I've seen enough survival shows that I think if I had at least those three things I could survive for a while. -
Everything, but most of all that she has always been patient with me, especially when I was being a grumpy teenager ( all those years ago ). She has taught me so much and continues to support and cheer me on always. She probably won't read this, but if you do Thanks Mom!
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Cemitas. It's a type of sandwich that is from the area of Puebla. Unfortunately I haven't found anywhere near here that makes them...
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Well, college life is difficult no matter where you go. I'm glad to be going to BYU, they have a lot of really good programs and stuff. College life itself is difficult, I'm taking spring classes and they are swamping me.
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Hmmmm... There are two possible interpretations of that question. Do you mean, do I see myself creating comic strips as a full-time career? If that is the question, then no. It's a fun thing to do on the side, I'm currently a full time college student, a part-time janitor and a spare time comic artist. I don't think I could make a career out of it, I can't draw, plus I make no money with it.
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Dash from "The Incredibles." Either that or Alladin.
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Hmmm... Not really. I think that if we truly want something in life we have to take it. We need to work hard for the things we want, I don't think that our lives are planned out for us. We are what we make ourselves. There is an old saying: "God helps those who help themselves."
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That's a tough one. If I had to narrow it down, I wouldn't be able to. A few that I really enjoy are xkcd, Luci Phurr's Imps and Cemetery Street
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Mostly the comics come from just random observations filtered through my own cynical side. I always carry a small notebook with me so that I can write down ideas as they come. As far as relating to my own life, somewhat. Most of the time it doesn't reflect the way I really feel about things, just something that I found humorous, however, a lot of them do come from real things from my life. (For example, I really did want to start a band in high school, but the problem was that I am a terrible singer and that I can't play the guitar.)
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There was a friend of mine who had made some pics on facebook that looked like a comic book. After some playing around on GIMP I figured out how to make pictures look like a comic, and I thought it would be a fun challenge to make a regular comic after that. Plus, it gave me an excuse to make my own website.
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Dairy Queen. Hated every minute of it...
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Well, mr. question of the day... I'm not really looking right now... So, I don't. Although I will describe the characteristics of who I found. She's smart, funny, beautiful, kind and accepts me for who I am. She's hard-working and dedicated, has a lovely laugh, and it makes me smile just to think about her. She's perfect, and I don't think I could find someone better.
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Isaac’s Bio
I have a webcomic... I am a computer science major at Brigham Young University, and I like cheesecake. That last detail is probably the most important one...
