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Wall of text inc: To be perfectly honest, it's not fulfilling anymore. I got into art for the wrong reason in the first place. because it got me attention as a kid when nothing else did. Like, I was the kid in school that would pretend to shade a picture I had been done with weeks ago, just in the hopes someone would look at it and talk to me or tell me something positive. After I graduated from art school and realized, "oh, this is a terrible degree. I've wasted my time and money," I started learning to cook and rolled with that as a career. Tried to keep art as a hobby, but occasionally some of my art got stolen and reposted, even saw one picture on a fan-made shirt on a band's website. Did what I could to stop the theft, but it's near impossible to track down every instance of that stuff. I also found myself posting paintings I had worked on for days get no attention (likes, comments, shares, tags, notes, etc.) and I'd turn around and see a single mom post a picture from her kid's coloring book that she colored in and that shit got tons of attention. Like I said, I was in it for the wrong reason so I got discouraged. And after I saw that posting my stuff netted me nothing but someone stealing it got them everything, I just quit sharing for a few years entirely. Last big art project I worked on was in 2014 when I made a pilot episode for a ninja comedy cartoon a friend and I had been working on. We were talking with Cartoon Hangover (Adventure Time, Bee & Puppycat, Bravest Warriors, Fairly Oddparents, etc.) for about 6 months, and I mean constant correspondence, to make the pilot. As an aside, we also talked with [adult swim] long ago, like 2008, and we sent an official pilot but it was rejected (was really bad). Got to talk to Doc Hammer and the 70/30 (Archer, Sealab, Frisky Dingo) guys so that was cool. Anyways, once we submitted the pilot package, they replied back in 5 minutes, told us it was too long and not kid friendly. That wasn't particularly true since we were working on a PG-13 cartoon and the pilot document was 73 pages long, 1 picture per page. So basically they didn't read it. Supposed to be making another pilot to upload direct to YouTube but I'm having a hard time convincing myself to produce it.

I didn't actually do anything. Looks like someone else added a bit of code. In place of the normal code [img=URL] It's this instead [img=URL]

Most I ever spent on a Lyft was like $20 to get to North Vegas.

This is the best news I've gotten in ages.

Yea that was cringey. But I mean you're still cringey now.

A lot of them did for awhile. My best friend still does from time to time.

Not quite. The first name most of them knew me by was the gamertag "Naomiiiiiiiiiii" So I figure that's why.

In the gaming groups I don't think anyone even calls me by my screen name anymore. So it's pretty public knowledge that my name is Naomi.

The tap water out here is absolutely vile tasting. Bless them for trying, though. All my water comes from bottles or the water coolers at work. Krogers sells 32 packs of water for hella cheap, though, so I can usually get 128 bottles of water for ~$7.

Back when I got my first job and way before I learned how to cook, I would be at work 12-16 hours a day, 6 days a week. Was making more money than a kid should be for what I did. I got off work a couple hours before everything started closing for the night so I would swing by the gas station on the way home and grab the biggest ICEE cup they had, filled it up, and snagged a half dozen, creme-filled, chocolate glazed Krispy Kreme donuts. Then I'd come home, order 2 medium pizzas, a 2 liter of soda, and cheesy bread. While I waited I polished off the donuts and ICEE, and once the pizza got there, I'd devour the bread and one of the pizzas and just chug that soda. Slowly ate half of the second pizza and saved the rest for breakfast. I did that every night for about a month until I discovered a Chinese restaurant that did these massive $2 lunchboxes. I digress. Do you, boo boo. Get cha grub on. And lemme get a Gardetto pls.

I want my name to be "Spaghetti."

Yea I came on his tits.

Thanks! And I actually forgot I made this, tbh. I have a lot more I can share, but I quit making art four years ago, and a lot are unfinished, like this one:

Far as I know you can have it in your luggage if you check it. Not allowed for carry-on, though. Shit you can bring firearms, too, so long as they're in the right container and are checked.

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I guess the only thing I can think of to help is to keep the end game in sight. Like if someone is paying you to "sext" with them and they also wind up with a few personalized pictures (taken just for them) then the price should reflect that. Maybe have a standard rate for time and pictures? IDFK.

While a fair number of people I knew were on the [adult swim] boards, I was no life-ing it online, so I met lots of people around the web. Good bit of buddies on Xbox Live and Playstation 2 Online (later PSN), and various websites. Kept up with people on IRC chats on places like Toriyama's World (free comic website), Naruto forums, and for messengers I was on AIM, YIM, and Chatzy. My only relationship to date was with someone on the [as] boards, too. Sometimes I do find myself wondering what a few of those many people are up, though. Curious to see what my ex is up to, and beyond him maybe a few gaming buddies I used to play with all the time. That being said, the people I knew in person that I also hung out with online, but have also passed away have left a lasting impression on me. It's just fucking weird to pull up their profiles and remember they're never coming back.

Freshman year I was a brooding, chubby, gothic art kid. By senior year I was less angry and in better shape, still rocking the goth style and making art, though.

Not really. Potentially tedious, but not really complicated. Earn gold in WoW, exchange for game token, exchange token for cash in the app/launcher, buy game.