Monday, November 15, 2004

   Dude, like...
You know my picture? The one with the demon singing karaoke? I've found its origins! It's from some site in Japan, and since this is my (not really) older computer, it doesn't have Japanese font installed...gotta do dat...
Anyways, I've found a trove of images of this demon...they're really cute, and made me crack up half the time. There's also a girl who looks just like me - short hair and all. ^^ So yeah, I've got demon me, human me...What else?
Linkie!
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XD I've just realized I put "layer" enstead of "lair" in my introduction post. >.< But hey, it works...fits in with mesa's weird personality and all...
Oh...I got an A+ on this science packet...Yay, I can do sommin' right. -__-
Which furthermore reminds me...Two weeks ago, I turned in the first three pages of Revival to my English teacher. And here it is - *pulls folded pieces of stapled paper from her desk* - in all it's...paper glory. The comments?
"-great description"
"-fantastic job with dialogue!" (^^)
"-overall very crafty and imaginative story"
"I'm interested in reading more!"
Yays! My teacher that gives me the grade that involves writing likes it! (If you didn't get that, I suggest you read the last two paragraphs over.
-__-)
Moving on...err...moving...on? I don't know what to do!
OH!
We have our newest history project! We get to make comics! YAY!
Okay, what we have to do is explain the four underlining causes of WWI in the top four panels, then on the bottom four we get to choose a topic of our choice. I chose the Treaty of Versailles, and made the entire thing a chibi strip. ^.^; My authority figure of doom in the first panel turned out to look like a bald, French Hayao Mayazaki. XP Geez, I'm weird...but then the German representative turned out so uberly cute. ^^ Then, there's a whining Woodrow Wilson, and the last panel features a Canadian rep at the League of Nations who turned out looking like my guy friend Mark in chibi form. -.- So yeah, it's not bad at all. The top four panels are gonna be me in chibi form, dressing up the part for all the "-isms" (they're militarism, imperialism, nationalism, and allianceism, if you're curious - my history teacher groups them up for more simplicity).
So yeah. Chibis will grace my history classroom's walls for a second time. The first time, we had to create a basic, one panel comic around the time of big business and the whole meat packing industry. Mine features John D. Rockefeller eating a cookie labeled "small business", with an - oddly - Chichiri lookin' guy in the corner going, "Hey man, stop eating my business man." XD CHIBI!
I'll leave, before the insane assylum decides to cart me in...
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