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Published: 2012-02-29 11:06:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 321; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 0
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Okay, lemme make one thing clear:I DID NOT DRAW THIS.
However, the ever-awesome did after I sent them money to pay for it asking for a new title card image for The L Words. So that went well; we have scared Twi and creepy imagery and I really like it.
Go and give her money.
Do it now.
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Of course. £500 base rate, with an additional £100 per stick figure.
Business model courtesy of R. Munroe...
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the look of absolute terror on her face is captivating, the way her mane and tail are shaped is fantastic, and the exposed brain looks great!
Spectacular work by aisu-isme!
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Indeed it does. I, too, really like her mane.
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...I cannot believe I missed such an obvious joke.
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*grins* Can't win 'em all... sweetie.
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No dear, no I suppose I cannot.
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That last one just flew right over your head, eh? Oh well.
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Doctor Who ref? No I caught that. Unless it wasn't, then I didn't. But if it was.... AGH! -flails-
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Nope... simpler than that.
Who was it that said "I really like her mane" in the first place?
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sweetie belle of course!
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Well, you got there in the end.
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Well you know what they say, even a broken clock is right twice a day!
-giggles-
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so how've you been?
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Not too bad, yourself?
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Oh same old same old, fatigued, sickly, hungry.
Truly the glamorous life of college student.
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I know your pain...
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-sniffles-
least I still have my job though, irritating as it is.
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Eeyup. Gainful employ is nothing to be sneezed at in times like this. Of course, definitions of the phrase vary presumably as much in the US as they do in the UK, where recently an upper-class white man used his article in a national newspaper (for which he is paid £250k per annum) to expound at considerable length on why unemployed young people should work for nothing.
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That... what? Why would. But. I don't.
AAAAAGH! That makes no sense!
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Welcome to the British right. It's like the American right, but all foreign and weird.
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Yes, like our cars and food and civilised system of healthcare.
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And you wonder why we left such a bizarre place!
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Actually, I don't. It's because you were descended from a bunch of religious zealots who didn't like that Britain of the day was populated by vicious sinners doing evil things like smiling or celebrating Christmas.
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At least we aren't Australians though!
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When the England rugby team arrived in Australia for the 2003 World Cup, the border patrol asked coach Clive Woodward if any of the team had criminal records. His response?
"Oh, I didn't realise it was still compulsory."
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Hahahahaha! Wow. That is fantastic.
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A good memory for quotes and trivia is one of the finest traits a human can possess.
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Absolutely. There is no such thing as useless knowledge, merely situations in which there is no purpose to its application.
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Quite so. Tell me, have you read the Bryant and May series? Full of trivia about a vast panoply of subjects, largely because one of the main characters subscribes to that selfsame view.
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I must confess that I have not heard of such a series. What genre is it? Sounds fascinating!
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Comedy detective thing set in London and packed full of supernatural goings-on that, as in reality, aren't supernatural at all. Spoilers, I know, but it never detracts from the story and a lot of the non-crime-related supernatural elements are left decidedly ambiguous.
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Sounds like a fun read! Might ask for some for my birthday. Love a good detective story!
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Indeed. It's definitely something I'd recommend, and it taught me a whole lot about London's urban folklore.
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Thank you for telling me about it! I will be sure to get my hands on the series!
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Amazon does 'em fairly cheap, though I don't know what the shipping's gonna be like. Start with Full Dark House, 'cause it's the first one.
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Alrighty! Ahhh! I love starting a new series! I've already read everything in my house and I didn't bring any with me to college so this will bring some semblance of normalcy back to my daily life!
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There's a fair few of 'em, too; nine at the last count.
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Even better! Squee!
-does a little dance-
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I hope you enjoy the cascade of Britishness.
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I'll try to combat it with constant doses of being fat and idiotic.
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Yee and indeed haw.
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That just made me giggle harder than it should have.
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Any other series that you would recommend?
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The Jar City series by Arnaldur Indridason. You know that drama The Killing that everyone was on about? This is kind of like an even grimmer version of that, but set in Iceland and with your standard miserable Scandinavian male as a protagonist instead of the beknitweared Ms. Lund. There's a boatload of them, too.
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Sounds fascinating. Though I must confess, I've never heard of The Killing, or at least I cannot remember it if I have.
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It was the Danish crime drama everyone was raving about last year. Tell people you thought it was okay but then drag out the Indridason and watch hot nerd girls fall over you like you just dosed them with a love poison.
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... yeah no idea love, sorry. Guess some things just don't make it across the pond. The results you describe demand... intimate study.
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