He did take some creative license...I didn't actually fall on my HEAD. Though it's pretty odd he got the hand and leg placement so perfect...that is literlly how we do the beginning Snake, sliding all the way down until our heads and backs curve *safely* onto the floor. Not that I'll ever be doing it again.
Total turn on. Love seeing a girl rock the pole like that.
And let your brother know the picture is awesome. Knowing the story, he nailed my cartoonish visual perfectly.
But I do hope you are feeling better. Helps to be self-effacing about the whole thing, as you do wonderfully, eases the emotional pain, at least for me.
kid sis -- This HAS to be the cover for a novel at some point. With all the Bridget Jones and Jennifer Weiner-style tomes invading Borders stores across America, you HAVE TO write a story like that.
Or, shoot, make a script about a young woman trying to find herself (and maybe the right guy) in L.A. while just happening to take the S Factor class -- and dealing with all the eyebrows, smirks, and utter idiocy of the L.A. male in the process.
Brian's panel just made me think of a title: "My Date with Gravity."
Ouch! (to both the visual and the preceding spammage...)
ReplyDeleteTooootally hot. Yowsa!
ReplyDeleteNN
I know...SEXY!
ReplyDeleteOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWW!!!
ReplyDeleteHoly freaking -bleep-!
I need an Advil just looking at that.
MIM
He did take some creative license...I didn't actually fall on my HEAD. Though it's pretty odd he got the hand and leg placement so perfect...that is literlly how we do the beginning Snake, sliding all the way down until our heads and backs curve *safely* onto the floor. Not that I'll ever be doing it again.
ReplyDeleteNow if Brenda would just write a poem about it, you'd be covered...
ReplyDeleteXO
NN
Total turn on. Love seeing a girl rock the pole like that.
ReplyDeleteAnd let your brother know the picture is awesome. Knowing the story, he nailed my cartoonish visual perfectly.
But I do hope you are feeling better. Helps to be self-effacing about the whole thing, as you do wonderfully, eases the emotional pain, at least for me.
AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteI totally LOVE your family.
NN, I'll let her know!
ReplyDeleteMoses, thanks. Weird dichotomy of being self-effacing and enough of an egomaniac to have my own blog. But as long as it's workin' for ya!
Amanda, we love you too! I finally answered your comment about the NYC invite...next time I'm there I have to meet you!
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
ReplyDeleteOhMyGod, I'm sorry, but that cartoon is sooooooooo funny :D
Damn, I'm glad nobody in my family can draw :) :) :)
ronnie
kid sis -- This HAS to be the cover for a novel at some point. With all the Bridget Jones and Jennifer Weiner-style tomes invading Borders stores across America, you HAVE TO write a story like that.
ReplyDeleteOr, shoot, make a script about a young woman trying to find herself (and maybe the right guy) in L.A. while just happening to take the S Factor class -- and dealing with all the eyebrows, smirks, and utter idiocy of the L.A. male in the process.
Brian's panel just made me think of a title: "My Date with Gravity."
Just a thought. :)
MIM
I want a comic strip artist brother too!!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had a brother who would make me look like a clumsy superhero! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWaiting for your post on Katrina...
GREAT visual there! Loved it! Laughter is the best medicine, afterall, so doesn't your wrist feel so much better already?! :))
ReplyDeleteAnd wow -- ALREADY back on the pole?! You ROCK!
Har-ha! Brian make you look like funny person! Funny person who hurt got bad! Me laugh!
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