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Dang, I learned something. You can't draw with just one eye. Or at least I can't. I had gotten something in my eye, couldn't get it out and I was essentially blinded in that eye. Tried to draw with that eye closed and for some reason I just couldn't do it. Next day my eye was red and swollen, thing still in it and I still couldn't draw. I think my eye got scratched because the next day the swelling was gone but it still ached, felt like something was in it and more horribly, I felt really tired.

I think what was happening was my eye just wanted to close to heal and to convince me to close my eye, my body was hitting me with enough depressants to knock out an elephant. And for a week I just couldn't keep my eyes open. My manager even made take some sick days off from work.

It was horrible.

Next time I get something in my eye, if its not out by the second day, I'm going to cough up fifty bucks at the clinic and get it treated.

Still wonder why I couldn't draw with one eye closed. Maybe depth perception is used to help judge how well the pencil is being controlled or something? Or maybe its just the nocebo effect.

Anyway about the comic.

1. Putting chuckle like that does not work.

2. Reading this, it looks like to me he is talking about a penny.

3. That facial expression is messed up, the blue teeth aren't helping.

4. No its a po-lice sta-tion.

5. Good idea.

6. I actually had this panel blank because I didn't think they showed the police station anywhere. But actually they do midway in the the episode 'cop-out' I was fooled into thinking they didn't because they open up the episode inside the police station. when I saw the police station it was too late to do anything more then fill in the blank panel.

7-10. This joke is a little forced, but really funny if you are tired enough. Or stoned I guess.

11. This overused parody of an archetype is still better then any of the other police chiefs shown in the series.

12. They are dwaaaing on the walls.

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Dang, I learned something. You can't draw with just one eye. Or at least I can't. I had gotten something in my eye, couldn't get it out and I was essentially blinded in that eye. Tried to draw with that eye closed and for some reason I just couldn't do it. Next day my eye was red and swollen, thing still in it and I still couldn't draw. I think my eye got scratched because the next day the swelling was gone but it still ached, felt like something was in it and more horribly, I felt really tired.

I think what was happening was my eye just wanted to close to heal and to convince me to close my eye, my body was hitting me with enough depressants to knock out an elephant. And for a week I just couldn't keep my eyes open. My manager even made take some sick days off from work.

It was horrible.

Next time I get something in my eye, if its not out by the second day, I'm going to cough up fifty bucks at the clinic and get it treated.

Still wonder why I couldn't draw with one eye closed. Maybe depth perception is used to help judge how well the pencil is being controlled or something? Or maybe its just the nocebo effect.

Anyway about the comic.

1. Putting chuckle like that does not work.

2. Reading this, it looks like to me he is talking about a penny.

3. That facial expression is messed up, the blue teeth aren't helping.

4. No its a po-lice sta-tion.

5. Good idea.

6. I actually had this panel blank because I didn't think they showed the police station anywhere. But actually they do midway in the the episode 'cop-out' I was fooled into thinking they didn't because they open up the episode inside the police station. when I saw the police station it was too late to do anything more then fill in the blank panel.

7-10. This joke is a little forced, but really funny if you are tired enough. Or stoned I guess.

11. This overused parody of an archetype is still better then any of the other police chiefs shown in the series.

12. They are dwaaaing on the walls.