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I just watched a marathon of "Here comes Honey Boo-boo" for my new year and no one is gonna tell me I done wrong!

Aye, Merry Christmas to all! I have had a rather sad Christmas so far. Had to put one of my ferrets to sleep due to kidney failure. But I'm not gonna lose my Christmas spirit, and wish you all a great one all the same!

Lu Bu should make a cameo.

Bought some dominoes. That's a REAL man's game.

I'm not really the best person to take advise from, considering I've never ever had any form of art schooling. But here's what I would recommend to start out: start with the eyes. The eyes are the gateway to the soul, after all. If you can't draw convincing eyes, things tend to look a bit lifeless.

Buffalo chicken.

Sell the huge-ass beetles you get at midnight from the island. You'll be more pleased.

... How the hell did I get vibrating beds out of this?

Isn't that what Nintendo used to make before video games? I think I heard that somewhere.

Like a grand illusionist, I disappear without a trace and reappear when no one expects it! I've returned to apologize for leaving so abruptly and to once again try to help the projects I left behind. My reasons for leaving? Well... I suppose I have no reasons. I suppose it's in my nature to simply leave when I no longer feel I have anything worth-while to say, or that I no longer seem to be privy to the topics of the forum. Thats how I felt at the time. So not only did I leave, I tried my best to completely erase myself from the community. I'm just fickle like that. I've also done this with other forums and projects. Hell, I've even done this with friends and family members. Damn it, I'm anti-social to the point of mania, people! What I did was wrong, though, despite it just being the way I am. I'm sure that this forum didn't miss me much, and Project Antiqua is not lacking in the art department. But I'm here to re-administer my art services to anyone who needs me.

If it weren't for you, Nintendo would still be making vibrating beds.

I left forever. Now I'm back. Did you miss me? Be honest.

Being a man who gets extremely motion sick very easily, I'm none too fond of the idea of the development of virtual reality. This brings back horrible, gut-wrenching memories of the time I went to Virtual Disney in Chicago when I was a kid, and the three days of vomiting afterwards. If they can somehow do it in such a way that it doesn't trigger motion-sickness, then I'd be okay with it.

Super mario fox suit! You get to ride in a space ship!

... They throw in an animation lesson? ... If only I had 10,000 bucks.