Huge fan!
Huge fan!! Some comic strips are just absolutely brilliant. And the book about running is pure gold!
7 October 2021
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A Site That Can Put A Smile On Your Face!
I somehow stumbled across this comic site and I can't really remember how but I'm awfully glad that I did. Matthew Inman is a genius! His humour is right up my street and his drawings are brilliant. Basically, The Oatmeal is a collection of comics, drawings, some quizzes and other awesome stuff. Particular favourites of mine include personal stories of his like when his house burnt down (I'm not evil, it's just an amazing story) and his invention - The Blerch, a monster that makes him run and run. If you ever want to kill a bit of time and have a giggle, check this site out!
27 March 2014
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