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Wednesday, March 24, 2004

 
I've been so tired for the last few days. I can't figure out if it's because I'm getting too much sleep... not enough sleep... haven't drank much lately... or am just a big fat lazy bum. I think the answer may be: "e) all of the above."

So, whatever happened to our schools? I mean, first they take away the music programs, then they take away the sports, then they take away the cardboard pizza lunches. Now the kindergarten staple of "show-n-tell" may be put to death soon too. When kids start bringing their parent's pot to show the class, something's totally wrong. And then there's the kid who took crack to pre-school. What's with these kids today? When I was in kindergarten, we took in cool things to show-n-tell... like guns and dildos. Geez.

So our good friend, Audio Aaron, was so inspired by Robot and I's little websites, that he decided to start his own blog. Check it out. He's still new at it, but he's definitely getting the blog nuances down.

I've had a few requests for a new installment of HasserVision Lame Comics. In fact, they're apparently so popular, I've picked up a corporate sponsor. Of course, The Coors Brewing Company has their own ideas on what should be portrayed in my comics. So, as with any corporate sell-out undertaking, my creative freedom, may have been a little compromised. But anyway, I hope you enjoy!