Remember INFINITYFACE?  I bet Justin does!

Bora has been keeping all of the infinityfaces that he makes in a facebook album.  I convinced him to dump them onto a blog:

Now we can enjoy them FOREVER.

-Drew

We’ve been drawing toons left-handed for about three and a half years, so we have developed a ton of respect for the lefties out there.  You guys have to deal with smudged ink and develop alternative writing styles to avoid it.  You also have to shift using your non-dominant hands when driving a manual car.  Not to mention sometimes being called a “southpaw”. Blerg. The list could go on and on.

This day is for you lefties out there!  It’s also a Friday, which is awesome!  However, it’s Friday the 13th… so be careful lefties!  Oh, and righties too.

-LHT

PS.  What better day to tell a friend about Left-Handed Toons!  Here’s a sample conversation:

You: Hello dear friend.
Friend: Hello.
You: Today is Left-Handers Day.  Related to this is the site Left-Handed Toons.  They are righties, but have been drawing comics with their left hands for over three years!
Friend: My mind has been awesomed.

//Friend is now known as Best Friend

I had some internet problems yesterday so last night, I was forced to seek out alternative sources of internet.  My phone has terrible data coverage where I am right now, so the only option I had was to find a place that has free wifi.  In comes the public library.

The library was already closed at this point, so I chose to do what any normal person would do: sit in their car with a laptop in the parking lot and use their wifi!  There was already another van of two people who seemed to already be doing the same, so I guess I was in good company.  Once it got dark though, I felt super creepy for sitting in a car at night in an empty parking lot.  Every single twig crunch I heard caused me to look around for the person who could be approaching my car (I was getting paranoid for some reason too).

About 2 hours into my internetting, a car pulls in and parks right next to me.  I avoided looking over for as long as I could, as to not be any extra creepy.  But then I saw the glow of a laptop screen in their vehicle.  Does everyone seriously do this at night?  Is going to the parking lot of a place with free wifi just a common thing that I, for some reason, never knew about?  Maybe the people in this small town (read: population 6k) are just different than other people =)

In related news, I have internets now where I’m staying and will not have to do the above again!

-Justin