Re: Nerd Boy, episode 589
From Joaquim Gândara <joa...@telia.com>
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· 14 Sep 2004 21:44 · View full thread
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"Lukasz Dabrowski" <@lukATluk.kom.pl> skrev i meddelandet news:3hmewer4u2zn$.9qabaccvv229$.dl...@40tude.net > On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 21:07:01 +0200, KosciaK wrote: > > > It's rather limitation of ascii-art... I didn't get the idea of the > > strip simply because I didn't know that this strange thing on the floor > > is part of ceiling. That's why I have wrote why this "booom" would be > > helpful. > > Strange. I had no problems to understand it. It was quite obvious to me, > that the thing lying on the floor was a part of a ceiling, becouse it was > exactly the same shape that the hole in the ceiling. Maybe it's just the > matter of perceptivity... It probably is. However, by asking around I got the notion that not a lot of people get it, so I changed the strip. In my own humble opinion, it's actually a bit funnier now. It's now more morbid, which is what I was going for. http://www.nerd-boy.net/589 -- OO Joaquim G�ndara .||. http://www.Nerd-Boy.net bb jg
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