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1. over 7 years ago on Endtown

   nice!

2. over 7 years ago on Luann

   I’m embarassed to say that after following this cheesy comic since I was a kid, and brad was fawning over the girl next door – this panel puts a big smile on my face!

3. almost 10 years ago on Zen Pencils

   Well done!

4. almost 10 years ago on Zen Pencils

   Competition? There’s always, ALWAYS, someone better at anything. Knowing that, and knowing yourself, ironically leads to the most happiness. That is where the virtue of humility and the fallacy, the sin, of pride.

5. almost 10 years ago on For Better or For Worse

   Our game as kids was using the house as a net, each player on opposite sides of the house

6. almost 10 years ago on Luann

   these kids have been in school a looooong time ;) i think it’s time they really get out into the world!

7. almost 10 years ago on Luann

   when I was 19, dropping out of university, my own Mother gave me a similiar kick in the ass – ie. “you’ve always wanted to.. why aim for anything less?” I had got it in my mind that being an adult meant just that.

8. about 10 years ago on Luann

   There’s my boy, congratulations to Greg Evans for succesfully developing a good solid character from a boy into a man.

9. over 10 years ago on Luann

   His frustration is actually the first step to getting himself the courage to be a little more spontaneous.

   For many, frustration over being the good guy, always being over cautious is very frustrating, because it causes one to hesitate and experience setbacks in many aspects of life. The frustration at being the nice guy finishing last, leads to a sense of abandon, which loosens inhibitions – hopefully it works out for him.

   This sort of character development is a common theme in many narratives – the most obvious, and extreme, is the show ‘Breaking bad’

10. over 10 years ago on Luann

    His frustration is actually the first step to getting himself the courage to be a little more spontaneous.

    For many, frustration over being the good guy, always being over cautious is very frustrating, because it causes one to hesitate and experience setbacks in many aspects of life. The frustration at being the nice guy finishing last, leads to a sense of abandon, which loosens inhibitions – hopefully it works out for him.

    This sort of character development is a common theme in many narratives – the most obvious, and extreme, is the show ‘Breaking bad’