That hat is face-meltingly awesome. I have gloves that light up with blue LEDs for electronics work. Things with lights on are awesome. And I think I own that same pair of glasses.

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Cool picture...well taken. Maybe you can find some dino DNA we can clone. Put them all on a small island for an amusment park or something.

Wait...this sounds familiar...

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lol, that's pretty funny. nice pic too of course. great job XD

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~Scissor Sisters "Get it, Get it"

but alas, the hat cost somewhere between ten to twenty dollars and i am a poor art school student. so the privilege of wearing this hat was short lived. But someday...it shall be mine!

And as for the glasses: NERD POWER!

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"And I will call it 'Berny the Dinosuar'!" - Principal Skinner (I'm paraphrasing here, but it was something like that.)

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merci.

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Heh, I'll be joining the ranks of poor art school students next year. Maybe someone will buy me supplies for next year as a graduation present. (I can just imagine....."Hey, can I borrow your paintbrush?")

Yay for nerd power!

awesome. We can always use more poor starving artists in this world. Out of curiousity, what art school are you shipping out to?

A good way to get a one up on the money situation: hold a high school graduation party and have your parents invite all of their co-workers and every single reletive you can think of ranging from the immediate family like uncles and aunts all the way to the obscure ones of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th cousins type. Most don't show up but feel obligated to send you money anyways. A lot of people from mine sent me gift cards to Pearl Art Store, so I was set for cash for food (and comics) and the basic art supplies for the first half of the school year. Graduation parties are the biggest scams out there today, and I love 'em (I only love 'em when it is my party though).

And in response to "Hey, can I borrow your paintbrush?": A LOT of that goes around, especially with paints and brushes. At least in the basic foundation classes anyways. Oh man, I've been taken back to fuzzy memories of my color theory class. "Oh shit! I ran out of my small seven dollar tube of candium yellow guache! Will (my roommate), you are color blind, you won't know the difference! Give me yours!" Haha, yeah, art college RULES!

HUZZAH FOR NERD POWER! As my home-boy Jebus once said, "The geek shall inherit the earth."

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I love this picture. It's so you. ....So, how's your career as an amateur gynecologist going?