I am COMPLETELY unhappy with the way this page came out, but whatever. It's done and I can move on to better things.
SEE? NOW he's got his hair back to normal color...Here you thought there was a continuity error. Psh, who you think I am?
Anyway, I'm planning a trip to Mexico so if I seem spacey and updates are taking longer to get around to, it's because I'm researching places to go and things to do. Stealing a Tlaloc idol is among them. : D
Hope you are liking this on-site "forum". I am. If you're internet is not allowing you to see the "safeword", post a message in the Forum under Comments and I'll try to fix it.
EDIT: Oh and I have no idea where Alex IS in panel two, but it's somewhere with a desk or table. Just go with it. Imipramine is an anti-depressant.
DOUBLE EDIT: I've posted a review for "The Amazing Screw-On Head" in the Forum.
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If you take pictures in Mexico, you should draw Tlaloc on them and make it seem like Tlaloc visiting his old home and things like that, that would be hilarious. "You know, when I was here there were blood running down the steps, and the walls, sometimes on the ceiling... We had very messy suicides back then."
I was looking up information on Tenochtitlan, where the Templo Mayor stood, and I'm guessing it was leveled. If so, that is INCREDIBLY sad.
I want to steal a Tlaloc statue and bring it home. But yeah, I guess your idea is good too...
Good luck stealing a statue, I heard they can be quite heavy. "What do you mean I can't have a 500 lbs carry on?" :D
'The Spaniard founded present-day Mexico City on the ruins.' Sorry Rae, looks like they leveled Tenochtitlan a long time ago. This is all Cortez's fault. The Templo Mayor's base is STILL there however, the mexican government did something right along side having cheap hammocks. They're restoring it as best they can. Here's the webbie I found it at: http://www.mexonline.com/templomayor.htm
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