Honda Commercial w/ the Funky Squirrel

I like this commercial. I know it’s been out since the Super Bowl but I just haven’t thought to post this until now. I can see myself doing this kind of animation in the future. *Thanks, School!*

I don’t give a damn about the Crosstour, though. I have a car.

‘Bout 5, 10 Minutes…

You ever notice that when somebody gives you a spoken estimate on how long something will take in terms of minutes, they never go over 5-minute increments. I’ve never heard somebody say, “ahh, ’bout 30-40 minutes; ahh, bout 10, 20 minutes…”

I just wanted to share that with you. That made me chuckle for some odd reason.

I Miss TV

Ah, the old "Native American Dart Game". Remember this? This has VERY little to do with this post, btw.

After about 5 months of no Cable, and no ‘other’ form of entertainment besides surfing the web and playing video games (and downloading the occasional movie…and going out with a friend–I have some!!! Who said I didn’t???!!!), I have come to the conclusion that I actually do miss television.

I didn’t think it’d be such a problem; besides, as stated above, I do have avenues for entertainment…but there’s something about TV. Can’t quite put my fi–OH I KNOW WHAT IT IS!!! Read the rest of this entry »

Next Strip A Ways Off

Hey people. As you may have noticed, there really hasn’t been mention of a next strip any time recently…well, that’s gonna kinda be the case for the next few days at least. I’ve got another project that requires my attention, so I’m not really in a place to be drawing right now.

The next several strips are already planned and written, just pushed back, so still be on the lookout in a little while. Read the rest of this entry »

Love-Monkey See, Love-Monkey Do

I had a convo with a friend the other day about the  ridiculousness of romance movies and how completely they misrepresent real relationships. I think that an alarmingly large number of people–myself included–see them as an escape into fully impossible relationships. At the risk of being self-deprecating, I think there is a level of insecurity at the root of this love of romantic drivel.

We watch these stories unfold and imagine that what the characters on screen experience is fully accessible in our lives (i.e., Mr./Mrs. Right will stumble upon you and after an acceptable amount of fairytale mini-issues, you will fall madly in-love and live happily-ever-after…*fade out*)…except that it doesn’t happen just so, in fact it hardly ever does. Read the rest of this entry »

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