Two high school introverts try to decode the unwritten laws of social interaction laid down by extroverts.
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skorpen My name's Neal. I grew up in Denver, lived in Oregon for awhile, and now live in Minneapolis with my wife, our dog, and our cat. I draw some comics, teach some classes, practice Aikido, and so on.
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The closest I would come ever to quibbling with your artistic judgments: It would have been cool if the panels had flowed around with the blackboard(1,2,4,3). Other than that, I still love the IM.
They are my favorite of the industrial bands, acts that are abrasive and confrontational yet with an essentially sympathetic message. I think of these cameos as the kind of "bad kid" that has an air of danger but can end up being a good friend. (My mom used to say I attracted all the sketchy kids in school, but to me they were just friends.)
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