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[misterqueue]

Do not be sorry, I was merely mocking me.  (Oooh.. alliteration arrives around awakeness!)

You are quite welcome.

[lprkn]

I have this one. It's next to my bathroom door.

[Hobot]

I have this one. It's next to my bathroom door.

Hooray, man!

[lprkn]

That's pretty much what I thought. Pretty much the only strip that I have read and then said, "I must have this strip!"

[robot_god]

I think I will start imagining that I have this one hanging.

If you ain't sold on Ray's arm positions then you are lying and dying.

[melack]

I've never printed an Achewood strip to hang it by my workspace. Come to think of it, the only comic I've ever printed up was the first Fruit Fucker strip from Penny Arcade. But after reading this I've got the urge to print one or two Achewoods to tape to good ol' Ikea McPlywood. There's so goddamn many to choose from, though! This could take a while.

[AugustWest]

I think I will start imagining that I have this one hanging.

If you ain't sold on Ray's arm positions then you are lying and dying.

Roast Beef, you could see a rainbow turnin' out badly.

Classic.

[V-Adore]

I have this one. It's next to my bathroom door.

Is your toilet water appropriately blue? Have you ever thrown a party for it?

If so, pics plz.

[pmcd9]

I've never printed an Achewood strip out to display in my space.  I guess I think that posting strips and such in your space is basically for others, not yourself, and it would be totally lost on the others I work with.  Why bother.

When I was in Houston I had this scripture printed out...

But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you

~Paul

[AugustWest]

I've never printed an Achewood strip out to display in my space.  I guess I think that posting strips and such in your space is basically for others, not yourself, and it would be totally lost on the others I work with.  Why bother.

When I was in Houston I had this scripture printed out...

~Paul

I love you man.

[pmcd9]

I love you man.

The feeling is mutual dear sir.

~Paul

[wombat]

I guess I think that posting strips and such in your space is basically for others, not yourself, and it would be totally lost on the others I work with. 

I never thought I was supposed to be amusing others with the things I posted at work when I had a work to post things at.  And certainly not the 25 comics on the walls at home (damn, it is a little cluttered in here)...  It's things that make me feel good to read over and over.

Same with your Scripture quote, isn't it?  A reminder to yourself more than anything you hoped others would do?  Because one thing I have learned in my current job is that there is no point in posting signs because only one percent of the public read them.  If you can't get them to stop looking for the animal with a sign that says 'exhibit empty' I don't have much hope for them following the instruction to love their enemies.

[oball]

When I go back to uni on Wednesday I'm going to put this one up.

[side_show]

Huh.  I have never had the desire to print out a comic strip and put it up anywhere.  The urge has never arisen within my loins.  One of my co-workers has posted up a inoffensive comic strip about a cat being happy it's spring, and that just struck me as a little odd.

I have a strong, snobbish opposition to putting things up on the wall that are not framed.  I will not allow it.

I did get my SO a quality copy of a Maakies strip that he planned to frame and put up, but it mysteriously disappeared when we moved.  Which is too bad because it is a cool strip.  I'll have to get it again and do the framing myself if I want to see it up on our walls.

I did recently frame and hang my first ever piece of actual art.  It is a pen and ink drawing.  From a-far it appears to be a bird in flight, but close up, it is actually a bird skeleton, so long dead that there are only fragments of dried flesh and feather remaining.  It sounds a little macabre, but it's actually delicate and beautiful.  The artist (who based the work on a group of bird skeletons she found in an abandoned barn) had an entire show of these dead birds, as if they were an archaeological discovery.  Each of the birds was named and ascribed a role within it's ancient bird civilization.  My bird is Flinger.  I don't know what his role was in the ancient bird society.

Our house's main floor is open concept, and the piece is hung on the north wall, so I can gaze at it while working at our kitchen island, or when seated at our table or on the love seat.

[wombat]

Side_show:  Are you also one of those people with nothing decorating your refrigerator door?