21/08/05

I have a scraper of my very own! Most of you probably will not understand how great that is, but then most of you will not have tried to clean an art room in a secondary school without one. Yeah, creativity is a wonderful thing, but sometimes I think the little bastards should have to clean the dried oil paint and glue out of the sink themselves. And since when was it a viable method of waste disposal to dump everything you don't want behind extremely heavy cupboards? I am absolutely shattered, and there's two more days of deep clean to go... (for those not in on hip school-cleaner speak, the deep clean is the week you spend in the summer holidays cleaning everything that you try to ignore during term-time. But it's okay - I have a scraper.)

P.S. I really should have said a thank-you to Gerard for posing for the previous page. It took me a while to work out a position which looked suitably dead, and he was very patient.

P.P.S. While I'm here I might as well mention this websnark article - I'm a relative beginner to the whole webcomics scene, so I don't actually know much about half the people / debates he's talking about, but I still think it's an interesting article. The last part especially sums up what I found attractive about webcomics in the first place.