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Hjalte
I love it!
I'm not sure I'd feel the same way if someone gave me fish though. I'm only a penguin at fancy parties.
| christek91
I wish I got more fish on my birthday... It's just not the same without it... lol
| Overlord Ro
Hey, Good to hear from you guys!
Short update: I still feel weird as from those needles, as could be expected I guess. Who Knows, maybe my slight delirium will yield funnier comics...
or I might just start drawing mice or purple elephants...
something to look forward to regardless :)
| Adam
I bet he could use a George Foreman Grill...
| Random Unknown Human
SHAT is also a sweet band...
| smdc maltb
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Hi All
Well, where do I start? I had a great Australia Day (26th),
we caught up with some friends from University. It was great to see them again,
and to reminisce about the good old days.
Also, I had to get some injections to protect me from
various illnesses that I could possibly get in Egypt. As my family know I have had
an aversion to needles (and pain in general) since I was very young. When I was
7, I had to get some immunisation because we were going overseas, and I was
screaming so loud the entire medical centre thought someone was dying… and the
needle wasn’t even near me at the time.
In my defence I was about 7 years old. Then as I was growing
up, my uncle (a dentist) decided that some baby teeth needed to come out, even
though they weren’t loose. Then I was getting 3 needles in my gums for each
tooth he pulled out. I can’t remember how many he pulled out, but to give you
an idea, I don’t remember EVER having a loose tooth.
I guess I can’t complain, since my teeth do look very
straight and nice. In fact I should thank my uncle more often. As I get older,
I notice more and more people saying they wish they had teeth like mine.
And so the needle saga continues… This time, I had 3
injections to prevent a few things, and being 26 now, there was no screaming
and so on. In fact it didn’t hurt very much at all. Soon after though (about 3
mins) I started to feel a bit light headed, and I thought maybe it was just
having 3 foreign substances running through my body. Then as I was about to ask
the nurse if it was normal to feel like this, I passed out. I woke up about 30
seconds later with my girlfriend freaking out, and the nurse laughing. Seems I
can’t handle my meds.
The nurse said it was pretty normal, and I felt fine after
that. I even got some candy. I have to get a follow up injection in 4 weeks, so
we will see how it goes. Thus my ongoing hate-hate relationship with needles
continues.
To add insult to injury, After the injections, we went out
for lunch, I ordered Katsu-don, and my girlfriend ordered Okonomiyaki from a
Japanese place. Mere seconds after eating, I felt something hit my forehead,
and wouldn’t you know it, a bird SHAT on me. In case anyone is still reading
this, and are not Australian, SHAT is the past tense of the verb shit. I doubt
it is in any dictionaries, but we use it anyway.
I know it’s meant to be good luck, but having something
green and runny land on your forehead does not leave me with a warm feeling.
Finally to the comic. Well what else would you buy a penguin
for their Birthday?
Nothing more to report this week, I will keep you all
informed if any other animals decide to defecate on me
Overlord Ro
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