umcomical comic monday.

I don't wait for all questions to be answered
I just expect all answers to be questioned


eh, just something i formulated in my head. still googling it to see if i'm unconsciously plagiarizing something someone's already said before.





this day i'm spending in the company of webcomics such as pictures for sad children, xkcd and gunshowcomic. okay sorry for the english but webcomics just aren't in swedish. (not in spanish either.)

so. i think xkcd's quite nice, it makes you feel terribly stupid but still pretty nerdy. and laughing at them while others don't understand feels so good since it makes you feel that they believe you are smart. even though they don't, of course. but the thing with xkcd is that it doesn't inspire you to make your own comic, since it's always so advanced and comprehensive.

pictures for sad children, though, really does make you wanna create an own comic. cos you can make it out of anything. a question that the asked person can't answer, a whole row of silence and vacant faces. i've made it through the 120 first strips now, and i never checked how many there are so this could take me everything from fifteen minutes to half a week to get through.

anyway, i realized i wanna make own comics just as pointless as john's, but i can't cos i'm too lazy to draw. (skipping school makes one feel a bit sick just for the sake of conscience, doesn't it?) uhm, but, here's the manuscript i intend to use:



i stand up from the sofa, thinking i should go feed my rabbit.
go down, see him, realize his pretty cute. lift him up.
think he should get to see some sunlight, notices the back door's frozen,
goes to the front door and open it. white wonderful winter world glistering, i think
"what if i put my boots on and go out in only this thin hood just to turn the face towards the sun and be reminded of the feeling of it?"
and then i do so. with the rabbit in my arms i go out and stand outside of the garden, with the eyes shut and the face turned towards the sun. patting the little thing 'til his fur gets all electric,
wondering if anybody around is watching me. considering our house is in an intersection, there are pretty many houses around. on the other hand, considering it's the middle of the day a monday and most neighbours are families with children, there shouldn't be lots of them at home.
but you never know.
so i stand there for a couple of minutes, absorbing the sunlight
(thinking about whether i should regard it as particles or waves, thoughts wandering to the physics class during which i soon will be discovered absent)
then i go back in again, leave the rabbit in his cage and give him the last of the fodder.