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Fake quote(s) to use in every day life.
Updated daily

Friday's quote
"I no longer trust the lower class, I mean, if I could get them to rise up and revolt, anyone can."
- (Unknown author), (Unknown date)

Saturday's quote
"I feel for you, but my wallet doesn't."
- (Unknown author), (Unknown date)

Sunday's quote
"I regret nothing and it was easy. I just learned to strive for mediocrity."
- (Unknown author), (Unknown date)


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Moo

2011-01-28

Remove R Comic (aka rm -r comic), by Gary Marks: Moo
Dialog:
It's hilarious, isn't it? Moo. Get it? Moo! LOL!

Panel 1
Capion: Making a comic is an intricate four step process.
Capion: Step 1. Stare at the blank paper for inspiration.
Panel 2
Capion: Step 2. Keep staring, because you haven't thought of anything yet.
Panel 3
Capion: Step 3. Look at the clock and swear a lot when you realize that the comic was supposed to be up 2 hours ago.
Panel 4
Comic: But the cow goes mooooooo!
Capion: Step 4. Scribble down something strange and vague so people think you're actually making a joke.

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Not the only one
Gary
Ok, this is sometimes how I do the comic, but I'm not the only one. Tim Buckly made a character (Chef Brian) specifically for this process, and Penny Arcade has made a profession out of it (Fruit Saga, part 4). So, don't blame me, everyone's doing it.