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Elric · **Posted:** Sun Aug 04, 2013 9:34 pm

I dont get the joke D:

raxcave · **Posted:** Sun Aug 04, 2013 10:41 pm

georgeshelou wrote:

I gave him ideas by making comics

Thanks !

Why can't he work with elric then as his assit.

Elric · **Posted:** Mon Aug 05, 2013 3:02 pm

raxcave wrote:

georgeshelou wrote:

I gave him ideas by making comics

Thanks !

Why can't he work with elric then as his assit.

Well not to be rude, but not only did he openly admit that he cant make comics, he didnt even follow the rules xD

Its idea submission, not comic submission :p

Plus i quite honestly don't get the "joke".

TheGreatBurner · **Joined:** Thu Apr 02, 2015 2:57 am **Posts:** 4

Elric wrote:

raxcave wrote:

georgeshelou wrote:

I gave him ideas by making comics

Thanks !

Why can't he work with elric then as his assit.

Well not to be rude, but not only did he openly admit that he cant make comics, he didnt even follow the rules xD

Its idea submission, not comic submission :p

Plus i quite honestly don't get the "joke".

Or Maybe Youre Jelous.........WAIT...!...Did I reply to a thread 2 years ago :shock:

......wait yes

WuXing · **Posted:** Thu May 07, 2015 10:32 am

My idea is this.

In the comics we use BD strategies in everyday real life situations.

For example

There is only one slice of pizza left and your little brother is about to take it. So you lock him down and snipe the last slice.

When your teacher hands you a math test you nuke it and the test is down graded to a simple addition test.

Your using a public restroom and the stall is out of toilet paper. You then gate to the stall next to you.

Your grilfriend asks you to move in with here and you hate moving boxes. So naturaly you relocate and whammo everythings already moved in.

It would be funny to see what type of strategy would work best for real life situations.

I had to make an edit for the last situation as it fit better for my examples.

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