Another reason not to put everything online.
There are just some ideas that should never be put into an online environment.
I think Scratch & Sniff is a perfect example of times when an idea in the real world really doesn’t need to have a digital version.
If you don’t believe me, take a wander through the People of Walmart site.
Other things that do not need to be online are:
– Anything to do with Snorks or Schmoo
– More youtube videos from Boxxy or Chris Crocker. (no way am I linking to those)
– Sites that advise you how to make clothing out of bacon.
Oh, and before you ask about it – Yes, Hypercolor DID make it’s way online, unfortunately.
It was just renamed “MYSPACE”…….
Aussie Comic Recommendations:
During the week, I became aware of this cool Aussie cool, created by Jen Breach and Trevor Wood.
It’s called Sawbones Online, and I suggest you check it out.
Also, you should take a look at a few of these aussie comics.
I will be posting many more of these in the future, but for now, go and take a look at these two strips:
Riverside – By Rhys McDonald
Showman? – By David Blumenstein
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Way to perpetuate the “fat people are smelly” lie there dude.
Otherwise it would have been an awesome comic.
I was only intending on making fun of the people that appear in the ‘People of Walmart’ site.
It just so happened that the pic I used worked well for the gag, as he has his butt facing out.
That site sucks. Taking photos of strangers secretly and posting them to the internet is pure douchebaggery.
But I get your point. Only wish you wouldn’t let the douchebags through – you’re better than that.
Otherwise though, awesome comic!
I think fat people perpetuate the fat people smell “lie”. But i’m sure some skinny people reek as well.
Michael, I have let this comment through, as I am sure you are not meaning it to be derogatory, but rather mean it to be a response to the earlier comment.
If anyone else wants to comment, though, please be aware that I do not want this comic’s comments thread to become a slanging match or become an attack on people’s size.
The comic was not intended to make fun of the size of a person AT ALL.
Hopefully, I have made this clear, with my previous response.
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