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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Started conversation May 9, 2004
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted May 15, 2004
I started reading Sluggy around 2001. It was like, hmm finish degree / read sluggy.
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Severa Posted May 15, 2004
There was this weird triangulation involved in getting me to read Sluggy. I had been a boardie over at CotC since sprind '02, and one day one of the characters in that strip, being mistaken for death, asked "what did you expect, a pasty white goth chick wearing an ankh?"
This, of course, is a refference to Sandman. I had wanted to read Sandman for ages, but there is al sorts of difficulties getting hold of comics here, since the nearest comic-book store is in the next country :')
One of the other boardies at CotC had to have an explanation, and when she got it, she asked "Is that like the Death on the buss with Oasis at Sluggy yesterday?"
Which imediately sent me over to Sluggy, and you probbably know how quickly it gets you hooked!
Today, I read Sluggy and Cotc daily, and am well into the Sandman series. It only goes to show that once you start one of these, the rest just seem to sneak up on you. BE WARNED! 
Now it feels like I've known about this forever. I'm constantly pulling the "life is like a sandwich"-routine on people.
Did you finish your degree alright?
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted May 15, 2004
Yeah. Came top of my class.
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