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This allows me to write with a pen and a piece of paper (and it does not escape me that this would be a great way to post certain words and phrases that might otherwise trip alarms, such as hate speech and terrorist kind of language -just put it in a photo and then run your hate website and promote your manifesto that way -just an idea I can't help thinking of these things)
Yes the food stamp money comes in less than 3 hours from where I sit now and time is just rushing by like a white water rapid
Uhh, it's not readable.
ReplyDeleteThis idea here is not a bad one, really. You just have to think BIG. Cartoonists work on much larger scale than you see in the Sunday funnies. I've seen original Charles M. Schultz (Peanuts) strips and they're big.
ReplyDeleteI've considered doing this myself. Look up the career of one "shitty_watercolour" on Reddit to see what's possible. The plan was to get a scanner and do cartoons illustrations etc. put 'em on a blog but also post to Reddit on my own subreddit, and offer the originals for $50 or $100 a pop, payable to my paypal (I'd have to set up a paypal). It's still not a bad idea, I just haven't done anything about it. There's a lot I'm not doing right now because working for Ken keeps me fairly busy. If that comes to a stop, well, I'll be full-on "street" homeless for one thing, but at least I guess I'd have time for such things.
I found it to be readable if you tap on it and zoom using the sliding fingers apart technique on phones..
ReplyDeleteExcept the paragraphs weren't meant to be read as they were stream of consciousness; i just wanted to feel the pen in my hand
I am "unknown" when i use my smartphone
ReplyDeleteUnknown - Thanks all I need is to buy an $800 phone to read a 2c lousy comic strip.
ReplyDeleteIt turns out I can zoom in by using that same motion on my touch pad as on a phone, good old Windows 10. I remember the main fault with the disaster that was Windows 8 was that they made it *really* like a phone or a tablet and I guess they had the right idea but it was too much, too soon and maybe not all that well done. Windows 10 seems to do things like this far more gracefully.
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