knife goes in, guts come out

the simpsons have got to be one of the greatest cartoons ever made. there's a saying among cartoonists that making cartoon is much more fun than making a movie, because in cartoons even what seems to be impossible in real-life can be easily done. the simpsons seems to be abusing that, doesn't it?

but then again there's a quote from physicist willy karen: "everything that human beings can imagine, is a possibility in reality."

i just wrote up a long post about how i'm giving up arguing for the second time, but stupid internet screwed up the publishing and now it's gone. i guess i should have written the entry on notepad first, dammit. so i'm not going to write another long post like an idiot. i'm too lazy for that. basically i refuse to argue anymore with people who won't appreciate my point of view and completely ignore my point. because arguing with those kind of people simply defeats the whole purpose of arguing.

lately i feel like i've lost my motivation to do anything. i want to make a drawing of luffy and the crew again, but i can never bring myself to grab a piece of paper and a pencil. i'd rather sit on the couch staring at the blank tv screen with all these ideas running through my head like an elephant stampede.

hana (or was it someone else?) said that this blog should be given a new layout, but with pictures. well, i agree. it's just that i need to think of an idea first, and then draw the pictures and scan them in. unless i've become desperate, i refuse to use one piece pictures i found on the net, because then everyone would be emailing me complains about how they're not given the credits they deserve for buying the colorwalk and scanning them in. why are people so crazy about credits? it's not like they're the one who DREW it. i would give them credits for drawing it, but people who buy the book and scan them in deserve as much credit as i deserve for the one piece endings and openings i cropped and shared on this web and hosted with my own money: NOTHING. i don't deserve credits for those videos since i didn't make them, and neither do those people scanning in the colorwalk. when you put something online, that isn't your work in the first place, you deserve no credit for it. live with it.

on a side note, it still surprises me how many people visit this blog everyday by googling up "bastila naked." and the frequency seems to incline. damn horny geeks.