Wow. This is fascinating. I really like how you drew and colored it.
Excellent objective view. I think I've seen that video at least twice this year.
Thanks, stray, RHSteeleOH, I wanted to go into more detail about the brain and how primitive it can get when agitated, but feared I'd misunderstand or botch some details.
That pale green duck with the pink beak!
very lively drawings.
I love this. Awesome!Here's my take on the question: It's fine to talk back to a cop who isn't pointing some kind of weapon at you.Never talk back to anyone pointing a weapon at you. Sometimes the appropriate fear response is to duck. :)I think you made the right choice not getting too detailed. The level of detail you gave clearly makes your point.
Thanks, Linda,Too bad there's not pale green ducks with pink beaks in real life.Thanks, Sally. Maybe the fact that the characters are butting heads is what makes them lively?Thanks for visiting, John! And thanks for calling it "Awesome."
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Wow. This is fascinating. I really like how you drew and colored it.
Excellent objective view. I think I've seen that video at least twice this year.
Thanks, stray, RHSteeleOH,
I wanted to go into more detail about the brain and how primitive it can get when agitated, but feared I'd misunderstand or botch some details.
That pale green duck with the pink beak!
very lively drawings.
I love this. Awesome!
Here's my take on the question: It's fine to talk back to a cop who isn't pointing some kind of weapon at you.
Never talk back to anyone pointing a weapon at you. Sometimes the appropriate fear response is to duck. :)
I think you made the right choice not getting too detailed. The level of detail you gave clearly makes your point.
Thanks, Linda,
Too bad there's not pale green ducks with pink beaks in real life.
Thanks, Sally. Maybe the fact that the characters are butting heads is what makes them lively?
Thanks for visiting, John! And thanks for calling it "Awesome."
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