Not the most Poetic of Declarations
March 6, 2005 3:36 PM Subscribe
heeh! these are lovely and amusing.
Emo, sure, but in a good way.
posted by Kattullus at 4:00 PM on March 6, 2005
Emo, sure, but in a good way.
posted by Kattullus at 4:00 PM on March 6, 2005
Nice.
posted by Quartermass at 4:30 PM on March 6, 2005
posted by Quartermass at 4:30 PM on March 6, 2005
Emo, yes. [which is good]
Reminds *me* of Kurt Halsey.
posted by goodnewsfortheinsane at 4:47 PM on March 6, 2005
Reminds *me* of Kurt Halsey.
posted by goodnewsfortheinsane at 4:47 PM on March 6, 2005
Reminds me of a 17 year old Ogden Nash.
posted by The White Hat at 4:52 PM on March 6, 2005
posted by The White Hat at 4:52 PM on March 6, 2005
My favorite. I love the little directions written on the map.
posted by LeeJay at 4:53 PM on March 6, 2005
posted by LeeJay at 4:53 PM on March 6, 2005
Cute.
posted by rooftop secrets at 5:12 PM on March 6, 2005
posted by rooftop secrets at 5:12 PM on March 6, 2005
Emo, yes. [which is good]
hah wikipedia which as we all know is the shiznit seems to disagree.
Recently, as emo has edged its way into the public consciousness, non-fans of the genre (and even some ironic fans) have taken to using the term as a condescending insult, representing the stereotype of the angst-filled and overly-dramatic teenager. Examples include "cheer up, emo kid" or "don't mind him, he's just being emo."
that said i love the comics and will be shamelessly printing them to give out as valentines day cards and the like
posted by sourbrew at 5:18 PM on March 6, 2005
hah wikipedia which as we all know is the shiznit seems to disagree.
Recently, as emo has edged its way into the public consciousness, non-fans of the genre (and even some ironic fans) have taken to using the term as a condescending insult, representing the stereotype of the angst-filled and overly-dramatic teenager. Examples include "cheer up, emo kid" or "don't mind him, he's just being emo."
that said i love the comics and will be shamelessly printing them to give out as valentines day cards and the like
posted by sourbrew at 5:18 PM on March 6, 2005
The illustrations were beautiful, even for an old cynic like me.
posted by gesamtkunstwerk at 5:18 PM on March 6, 2005
posted by gesamtkunstwerk at 5:18 PM on March 6, 2005
Now, why don't they make children's books like that?
posted by StopMakingSense at 6:47 PM on March 6, 2005
posted by StopMakingSense at 6:47 PM on March 6, 2005
Well sourbrew, I'm not a non-fan, nor being ironic.
posted by goodnewsfortheinsane at 6:54 AM on March 7, 2005
posted by goodnewsfortheinsane at 6:54 AM on March 7, 2005
Yeah, you know, I totally don't get this. I see a lot of you leaving comments here that mention Emo, which I guess makes sense, since I never realy got Emo either.
I feel old. Real old.
posted by afroblanca at 11:20 AM on March 7, 2005
I feel old. Real old.
posted by afroblanca at 11:20 AM on March 7, 2005
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