How to Disguise a Yawn

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After executing a perfect Double-Calrissian in the previous comic, I go and misquote The Princess Bride in this one. In panel two, I should be saying “What in the world can that be?”

Fun fact: I was feeling sleepy when I sat down to write this commentary. Rereading this comic has not helped matters at all.

Note from Missy: I kept it together until panel 4. That one triggered a yawn. CURSE YOU, SCOTT!

 

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How to Disguise a Yawn

in

After executing a perfect Double-Calrissian in the previous comic, I go and misquote The Princess Bride in this one. In panel two, I should be saying “What in the world can that be?”

Fun fact: I was feeling sleepy when I sat down to write this commentary. Rereading this comic has not helped matters at all.

Note from Missy: I kept it together until panel 4. That one triggered a yawn. CURSE YOU, SCOTT!

 

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How to Be Suave

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Looking at the first panel again, years after I wrote it, I could have it worded better. People like compliments. Women do as well, in that they are people, but they are not the only people who like compliments, which is what the first panel narration implies.

On the other hand, this comic delivers two panels’ worth of Lando Calrissian humor! I believe that’s what we in the business call a “Double-Calrissian.”

 

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How to Be Suave

in

Looking at the first panel again, years after I wrote it, I could have it worded better. People like compliments. Women do as well, in that they are people, but they are not the only people who like compliments, which is what the first panel narration implies.

On the other hand, this comic delivers two panels’ worth of Lando Calrissian humor! I believe that’s what we in the business call a “Double-Calrissian.”

 

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How to Face Life as a Morning Person

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I am a morning person. I get it from my father. He was always awake before me and my brothers. Often he’d wake us up with his accordion. He said he was trying to share his love of the accordion, but in retrospect I think he was using aversion therapy to drive the morning-person-ness out of us so that we’d fit in with normal society better. 

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How to Face Life as a Morning Person

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I am a morning person. I get it from my father. He was always awake before me and my brothers. Often he’d wake us up with his accordion. He said he was trying to share his love of the accordion, but in retrospect I think he was using aversion therapy to drive the morning-person-ness out of us so that we’d fit in with normal society better. 

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How to Listen to Other People's Problems

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I think panel two of this comic might have been the one that led me to stop using gradients in the backgrounds. The banding is sort of unacceptable.

It wasn’t unacceptable enough that I stopped using the gradients immediately, or even bothered to fix it in this comic. In my way, I have very high standards. I will only bother to fix the really big mistakes.

 

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How to Listen to Other People's Problems

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I think panel two of this comic might have been the one that led me to stop using gradients in the backgrounds. The banding is sort of unacceptable.

It wasn’t unacceptable enough that I stopped using the gradients immediately, or even bothered to fix it in this comic. In my way, I have very high standards. I will only bother to fix the really big mistakes.

 

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How to Justify an Extravagant Purchase to Your Spouse

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I haven’t played any console games for quite a while. They’re really expensive, and I don’t have as much time as I used to. There are a few console-only franchises that I miss, but not enough to buy a console to play them. I love Mario Kart, but not $300 worth.

It’s strange to think that many of the games on my phone have graphics that are superior to anything my old Xbox and Game Cube could muster. Of course, I really don’t have much time for phone games either, but at least I’m failing to get around to games that cost $5 or less. That’s an improvement.

 

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How to Justify an Extravagant Purchase to Your Spouse

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I haven’t played any console games for quite a while. They’re really expensive, and I don’t have as much time as I used to. There are a few console-only franchises that I miss, but not enough to buy a console to play them. I love Mario Kart, but not $300 worth.

It’s strange to think that many of the games on my phone have graphics that are superior to anything my old Xbox and Game Cube could muster. Of course, I really don’t have much time for phone games either, but at least I’m failing to get around to games that cost $5 or less. That’s an improvement.

 

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