| [2006 April 22] Recognize the stick? That's one of Mel's CAD symbols that's been appearing since page 1. With as many time as that stick has been used I'm kinda expecting a profile and a set of oneshots for it.
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Also, prairie chickens and sea trout might be quite delicious, but that's coming from someone who knows how to cook more than goulasherole. | |
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| [2006 April 24] I started experimenting with CAD in page one, mixing medias throughout Chapter one. Now I hardly do any inking and pretty much trace manually with AutoCAD. | |
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[Transcript] - Toro runs over to Rudy, stopping in front of Rudy's body with his antlers pointed down. Norm says, "Number five: the one who got him, but didn't live to tell about it."
As El Toro proudly walks away, still bleeding, Norm continues, "Yep... predators and anger management. They go together like sea trout and prairie chickens."
Dorma says, "Hm..." Norm replies, "What's on your mind, Dorma?"
"Oh, nothing." |
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Feels just like a moose's head!
Those two went together like green beans and pork chops, like wood chips and hampsters, like a stained glass window and sunlight, like brains and a new bullet, like a pool of fine oil and a smooth stretch of tarmac. Shoot reload, shoot reload... they just couldn't get enough of my rod so I gave them everything it had. Soon the floor was covered with meat. It was slick as a smeared snail and I had to run through the gunk to get my sugar. No, not the broad, the sugar. I wanted my goddamn sugar! ...ah... sweet, rifined sugar. Pouring like sand into a black desert the grains of heaven fell into my soul.
"What's on your mind, Dorma?"
"Oh, I don't know... I was just kinda wondering who the new girl was."
Oh, that's it then. She saw me with her. "She's a client. Nothing more."
"Nothing more, huh? So how come everyone's been saying you were groping her like an ape and his number one banana?"
"My-" Okay, now that's spooky. She's sounding like me now. "Dorma, you know I don't go after broads like I used to." Oops.
"I'm a broad? Just some chick you pump up, screw, deflate, and shove under the bed every night?"
"I didn't mean it that-"
"Here's your pie. You like pie, right?" She dropped the plate in front of me. Cherry pie. I never liked her cherry pie... well, what I mean is... oh, screw it. I sipped some coffee and spit it out on the floor. She filled my sugar jar with salt. Now what am I gonna do?
Precisely. Nothing. I got up, left her a fin, and drifted off into the night. "I can get another girl.", I told myself. I was never used to giving up so easily, but as the years wore on I got harder inside. Hard as nails they call me. He's hard like a Louisville Slugger. Hard like the liquor he drinks, like the coffee he swills, like the life he lives. That's me. I'm a P.I.