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Published: 2012-11-04 15:39:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 2260; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 12
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Sid Roffhauser is a friend of Zoe and Milo and a big fan of sports, monster trucks, and violent video games. He loves to talk a big game of his masculinity, and will act like he knows everything. Though, he'll usually fall flat when it's time to walk the walk. Sid maintains a competitive, vitriolic friendship with Zoe, giving her nicknames like "Pigtails" or "Toots." He also hangs around Milo, whose quirks and more thoughtful demeanor he doesn't quite understand.Related content
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Ha ha. Probably not too hard, either.
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Indeed. 
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I can't help but to imagination about someone making fun of his weight because he looks kinda chubby. I can imagination a scenario where he's talking to Milo, and some kid walking past them says about his "lard" and Sid getting really mad and trying to act tough but falling flat on his back. Like what you say in his bio.
Sorry Sid no offenses...
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That probably happens.
Sid: "What did you call me? I'm not fat, this is all muscle in by belly! Don't make me use it!"
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I didn't call you anything Sid!!! I just notice how muscly you are!!! (gulps).
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Sid: "That's what I thought." *makes a bombastic and stereotypical muscle poses*
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Phew!!! I dodged a "fat" bullet back there!
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I love the way you color it in and designs are great and I like your expressions nice job
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Expressions are something I really want to get right, along with designs. So, thanks.
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you are very welcome
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He probably screams quite often. jk. Just what I was going for.
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He is one beefy... not so beefy butch guy. He is like the Nelson of the group while Zoe is Bart and Milo is Milhouse.
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Every team needs a jerk. It's like an unwritten rule.
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Some wankers (it means jerk) are bullies, some are even friends. I have plenty of wankers and some literally do wank (masturbate).
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They make the most interesting characters if you don't have to put up with them in real life.
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some point in our lives, we are all idiots, some are bigger idiots than others.
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Unfortunately, regrettably, yes.
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I had an idea of sending every idiot to America as being a big country and the intelligent people are sent the UK but it might cause bigger political debates. When Australia was first discovered, these people were actually British criminal from Essex sent there to be punished while ones from the north such as Manchester were sent to Canada. Most of you white American have a European decent, the blacks are from Africa or Carribean places and Hispanics are from Latin America. The true Americans are Native Americans.
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Funny you say that, because my dad joked about overweight Britons being sent to the US, where fat people belong.
But, even Native Americans originally came from Asia, who originated in Africa. America has a lot of towns named after European cities, reflecting the groups that settled there. My area has New Berlin, Germantown, Waterford, and New Munster. There's also a lot of towns with Native American names, like Ococomowoc and Wauwatosa.
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But we need some of these people, to use as food bins and homeless people are not enough. British are not that fat, it is the Germans, they are the fattest in Europe but the British are second.
Technically we are all from Africa, if believe in Darwinism, as apes are from Africa. Yet, we are all related if believe there was Adam and Eve. We are having a German market in Manchester as coming to Christmas and Dec works at place called Bauhaus, that is German. Isn't Becca have some native American?
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Fat people should be rare and interesting, like in the old days. I heard 30 percent of Brits were pretty big around the middle, but that was awhile ago.
Humans are 99 percent similar to each other. Becca is Native American, but I don't know which tribe or nation.
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I don't know why the government banned work out lesson in PE, boys in the 1960's used to gain muscle and made climbing rope so easy. Girls were really allowed except leaps as gender equality didn't exist but they managed to get exercise by doing Home Economics. These days, Home Economics is treated more like a design course when it gets to cooking and sewing such as how to design a cookie for a child, not be a skills for life. It can be taken as GCSE at some schools but it more of a college course for those who are mentally challenged, no GCSE passes at all in maths, English, ICT and Science or secondary school drop out. My mum believes everyone should take life skills, even for the men and are in grammar schools.
Apes are creatures that are closet to man.
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Don't know, but in the US, lawsuits often start crap like that. I took a home ed class, and we made donuts. I had to buy a four pound bag of sugar, to my dad's chagrin. I was also the only guy.
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I think it was the late 90's if middle school or early 2000's if high school, I started secondary school (11-16 year olds) in 2004 but my brother started in 1999. We did cooking which was like home ec. but minus cleaning the flat to impress the headmaster, the only cleaning that involved was washing up dishes, we had to bring our ingredients by my parent's money too and sometimes had to bring cooking trays, cake tins or containers. Cooking was compulsory as half a year course for the three years, till year 10, then it is an option, so boys had to do it, the half is textiles and yet boys had to do it, even if they hated it and preferred cooking, cooking is more manly these days, with Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsey. I knew a boy who took textiles as an option on the art course in college as others did photography or graphics. I was on the Advanced Computer class for GCSEs, I happend to the very few girls on the course.
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Great design here, he definitely looks like the rough type. Nice work on his actions and expressions here, especially his "game face".
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Thanks a lot. He tries to look the part, at least. Thanks again.
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Love the character, I can see a lot of laughs and ideas for him in the future, eh?
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Thanks much. I actually have an idea or two of him saved up for a future date, so stay tuned.
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Certainly fits the bill of tough guy indeed! 
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Thanks. Every team needs one. Glad you approve of this little troll.
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Indeed. He likes to think of himself as such.
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Thanks a lot. He was a fun one to draw.
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