#292 – No spoilers
Inception is just one of those movies that gets stuck in your brain — as previously demonstrated. Â I watched it again today for the second time, so of course it came out in today’s sketch.
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Inception is just one of those movies that gets stuck in your brain — as previously demonstrated. Â I watched it again today for the second time, so of course it came out in today’s sketch.
[Comments and critique always welcome]
Tonight, my wife felt like making a great meal that she hasn’t made for a while. Â Mmmmm….meatloaf. Â But since I’ve already sketched meatloaf itself, I figured I’d go with some of the tools of the trade for today’s drawing.
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My friend from yesterday’s sketch was actually admitted to the hospital for surgery. Thankfully it went well, but since he was drugged up with a dead arm, I went by the hospital and picked up his car for him. For better or worse, it’s the absolute opposite of what I’m used to driving.
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My wife’s big into smoothies at the moment, so I’m big into making them. Â They’re not usually this blood red, but hey, that’s the only colored marker I have, in case you hadn’t noticed.
Oh, and thanks, Tom Dickson, for letting me borrow your slogan.  Actually, that raises an interesting question.  Could a Blendtec machine blend one of its own competitors?  Think of it: a super-sized blender-eating blender.  Like the Robosaurus of kitchen appliances.  Sir, I think I can speak for the entire internet when I say, “Please get to work on that.”
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Got an additional new computer at work today. Â Not exciting, however: it’s a PC (*groan*), which I only need in order to a) access an archaic JPL database; and b) control the DVD duplicator shown above. Â So I spent a large chunk of my day getting two loathsome machines to talk to one another. Â PCs I can live with, but I’ve got no love for DVDs. Â Please die already, terrible technology!
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Husbands and wives get equal Netflix privileges, and we watched my choice a couple days ago. Â This sketch was inspired by the formulaic basketball-themed romantic comedy we watched this evening. Â I know what you’re thinking: “Basketball rom-com! Â But that sounds so promising!”
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