So, yesterday, I was just on the street with my peeps, minding my own business, when this reporter comes at us.
Hello! Woud you answer a few questions?
NO.
*Reporter looks at me*You look like you watch Secret Story!
OH GOD NO.
I’m still wondering how it does say about my looks, I mean… How exactly do I have to look in order to look like I watch that terrible, indecent show? It’s gotta mean something about my face, but I still can’t figure out what.
And hello again! :D I’m le back to bring you yet another of the Descriptions by Third-Parties, this time with KillerS0ul‘s wonderful input.
I’m quite proud xD I laughed a lot at these because she didn’t back off – and they’re fun too, conspiracy kind of fun.
Well, you know the drill; if you want to make one, send me one of your short descriptions to wapy.co [at] hotmail.com. Don’t forget that you can’t look at the comic and you must only describe who you can recall! You can also send the descriptions to Doce’s Page on Facebook ;D I’ll be looking forward for them!
Here goes the second description! This time, made by Midi.
I have to say I sure am surprised with the Starbucks reference! That one caught me off-guard.
Again, if you’re interested in participating, all you have to do is send me an email with short descriptions to wapy.co [at] hotmail.com or a message on Doce’s Fanpage. That simple :D
Be welcome to the second take on Description by Third-Parties, this time brought to you by the wonderful Noflue AKA Pixon~
Now, these have been really fun to do and the rules are pretty simple if you want to join as well: just send me an email with the description of as many characters as you can remember (if you don’t remember their names, it’s fine, just describe!). Just one stepback: do not check the comic while doing it! It has to be made from memory :3 The emails are to be forwarded to wapy.co [at] hotmail.com or to Doce’s Page on Facebook.
This whold pool thing was funny while it lasted. But the water had to leave, so eventually my yard is pool-free again. Sadface.
But just in case you really want to know how I got my pool, I’ll leave you this hint:
And that’s enough of my pool. Onto the next subject: kids.
I totally and utterly have to show my extreme disdain for the school bus driver who, realizing the bus was stuck in the water and could no longer move forward, opened its doors and told all the village’s kids in there to leave the vehicle. Now, we’re talking about kids who are around 10 years old being told to leave the safety of a school bus to walk on a street that was so flooded it could be called a small river; and this river had such a strong current and such vollume of water not even the bus could cross it.
Now, tell me, mister bus driver, how come you were expecting these young kids not to be dragged with the stream, falling in the nearby crop fields? You possibily thought that they would not need to be rescued because they just aren’t strong enough to take the current – and I say it again, the current the bus couldn’t take – did you just assume they would safely go through unharmed? Oh, I confess. I too would have done the same. I mean, I’d rather leave a bunch of kids to get hurt and have all their school supplies rendered useless than forcing my bus to go another 10 meters further. I would have totally done that.
Can somebody please explain to me why is this person not being charged with anything?
Have you ever been shopping your own bsns and then crossed something so… So beautiful… You couldn’t live without it?
Truth is, I could live without it, but it’s been years since I last had some hair to comb on a doll.
It was about time to join the latest portuguese viral trend: Fear is something that doesn’t suit me. That’s… Well, hilarious.
I can’t stop laughing at that awesome sentence.
This comic will, therefore, be dedicated to all of those who fear doesn’t suit, specially when they’re ridding down a hill, be it on a skate or bike. The world needs you.
I normally avoid talking about what my work-related affairs – we can call them studies by now, I suppose. And why do I do this? Frankly, my dear, because nobody around me would get a word of what I would have to say. I just don’t think it is right to bring up a subject nobody understands or is comfortable with.
But today, I felt like I had to break my silence. My sister came with this talk involving software development, which is exactly what I’m getting trained to do, and I assumed that would be a good time to share my thoughts as someone who actually does get a little of what software development really is. The conversation was something like this:
Sis: Will be developing this software which, after it is ready, will be given to a few pilot-companies for testing.
Me: That’s not how you make software. You don’t do it all at once and test it in the end; you do a little bit, you test, you show it to the user so they’ll tell you what needs a change and you keep on doing that until it’s done.
Sis: But that’s not how we’ll be doing it, can’t you tell it’s different?
Dudette, what have I been studying for? So I woulnd’t know what’s the best practice when it comes to making software for a customer? I don’t know why this situation is different either, but I thought that, being on the software developing field, somebody would actually listen to my opinion. But maybe I don’t understand it that well to be trusted.
It’s over, nobody in this house will ever listen to another word about software.
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