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I'd like to know why whenever he begins to lose an argument he resorts to "You're trolling! I'll report you! MODS!!" The report button is not a tool for threatening people who disagree with you.

http://www.spike.com/video/pg-porn-pg-porn/3041858 Despite the title, safe for all audiences. Maybe a tiny bit NSFW.

Yeah. I didn't make it, I take no responsibility.

The attached pretty much describes my day.

One of the happiest songs of all time. No matter what happens, this song always cheer me up: Eels - A Daisie Through Concrete Ignore the video. It's not part of it.

Have you tried a link exchange? Link exchanges work wonders in the webcomic world. You could try sending an e-mail to some of the not-quite-famous but decently popular webcomics asking for a link exchange. I bet many of them will dig the concept of a classroom comic for and partially by kids. EDIT: I sent an e-mail to the guys from Fleen, the internet's foremost webcomic journalism blog, telling them about your project. They have a stance on usually not plugging comics that have only just started, though, so it might not help. But it never hurts to try.

Storyboarding an ad for a charity.

A friend of mine once brought his brother's PSP to school because his was broken, and he proceeded to go through the files. Among them was a file labeled "Ice Age 2", which had just premiered that week. Turns out, it wasn't Ice Age 2. It wasn't Ice Age 2 at all.

I'm not a big fan of South Park, but freedom of speech and satire for the yay and nobody should ever be threatened for it. It's about time the extremists grow the **** up and stop throwing temper tantrums because someone insulted their religious mommy. On another note, what's the use of using the ignore function to ignore a poster when everyone else's going to end up quoting his posts all over the place and letting threads devolve into bickering with him? It makes me very sad.

This is actually pretty fantastic. I really enjoy it. Do you have a specific update schedule or do you just post them as you get them? Schedules breed loyal readers who always check in on that day, but add time pressure. No schedule leads to people only occasionally checking it though. Nonetheless, I'm adding it to my bookmarks. It's fun.

I read The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. Fantastic book. I love Gaiman's vision.

Cool. Socialist party in Holland just seems to be losing ground. (What? Just 'cause I think lord of flies is a jackass doesn't mean I hate all socialists. I vote socialist party most of the time.)

- Movie Trivia + Guitar Skills - Video Game Skills + Art Skills - Bonecracking + Attention Span

Pretty good. Think about the speech bubbles though. Try to evenly space everything out. Here's a tip: start with a little text-box you can write in, and then draw the bubble around it's corners. It's not very artistic, but it almost always works.

It's better art than what most webcomics start with anyway. Plus, art's not even the focus. I'd suggest adding back and next buttons if possible, though. They're kind of standard issue webcomic outfitting and makes it much easier to navigate.

See, this is where all your predecessors went wrong and irreparably destroyed the reputation of real socialists. What, praytell, do you mean by this? Really? Okay, how about I say this: Your opinion sucks. Change it. Add a gun and you're the historical socialism-gone-wrong poster boy and do as much damage to real socialists and their ideals as anything and everything else possibly can. In short, you're screwing socialism's chances. I suspect you are singlehandedly responsible for at least a thousand socialists turning away from it.

See, this is where all your predecessors went wrong and irreparably destroyed the reputation of real socialists.

Another one:

Plus, there's been at least three of 'em before. I know, I signed all of them. This was years ago, though.

You might think that, but we've learned that isn't true from experience.

I respect Sawyer for trying to attempt such a huge project on his own in his spare time, anyway. Despite it's "cancellation".

Actually, I think those work better for purpose of this analogy because those take so much more work.

Maybe you should follow your own advice. "Dark", maybe. The other thing, not at all. Have your fun wallowing in the painful deaths of other human beings.

A blog works. If you do a blog, I suggest WordPress. They have a lot of options for archives and such, and most webcomics stand or fall on their archive build. I second this. Krazy Krow is such an enormously nice guy. In fact, most webcomic people are super nice.

He very inconspicuously films two company logos first.