Dark Age of Camelot: "Self Expression"
Posted: Wednesday August 15th, 2007
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Recent I complained that the number of people submitting guest strips had dwindled considerably since I implemented the new, larger comic format. In response I got a lot of idea submissions but not actual guest strips. That's where Shaun comes in. He did submit a guest strip but it was a screenshot that was too big for the space. And, when I resized it to fit the text was no longer legible. So I redrew it, modifying the text slightly to be a little more Toast-like.
Here's what Shaun had to say about the joke:
Thanks Shaun. The concept suits Toast very well and I thought the joke was great.
For those of you unfamiliar with "Schrödinger's Cat", ThinkGeek does a great job explaining it in the description of a tshirt they sell: Does Schrödinger's Cat Live?
Please note:
I am not a ThinkGeek affiliate. I do not make money or points if you happen to buy the shirt. It's just my favorite interpretation of the experiment.
Thanks again Shaun.
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Here's what Shaun had to say about the joke:
Hey there,
I saw your post today saying no one has sent in guest strips recently- I
was inspired and turned out this little "Toast smish" joke, and while I know
it's not exactly hilarious maybe you'll get a quick chuckle out of it ;)
And yes, I've been preoccupied with the whole "Schrodinger's cat" thing,
I can't seem to get it out of my head.
-Shaun
I saw your post today saying no one has sent in guest strips recently- I
was inspired and turned out this little "Toast smish" joke, and while I know
it's not exactly hilarious maybe you'll get a quick chuckle out of it ;)
And yes, I've been preoccupied with the whole "Schrodinger's cat" thing,
I can't seem to get it out of my head.
-Shaun
Thanks Shaun. The concept suits Toast very well and I thought the joke was great.
For those of you unfamiliar with "Schrödinger's Cat", ThinkGeek does a great job explaining it in the description of a tshirt they sell: Does Schrödinger's Cat Live?
Please note:
I am not a ThinkGeek affiliate. I do not make money or points if you happen to buy the shirt. It's just my favorite interpretation of the experiment.
Thanks again Shaun.
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