Its not what you think

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It must be a generational thing, but it's interesting to see friends that are 26 years or older, with full time well paying jobs moving back in with their parents. I'm not knocking them for it, but the freedom that comes with living on your own seems weird to pass on.

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A suggestion for the followers of mine that have any amount of respect for those within law enforcement, the military or government:

You will not be missed.

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Ancestors: Kenway Options

Since the Kenway jacket is available with two closure options, this post is to help explain the differences. Keep in mind, I have only made the asymmetrical option, so the symmetrical images are photoshopped and approximate.

In the top two images, on the left is the center fastened option, and the right in the asymmetrical option. The symmetrical option has narrower turnback panels and falls a little further apart, because the panel is turned away from the center, where the asymmetrical option has wider panels which when turned back fall closer to the center.

The middle image shows how the asymmetrical version looks when half-closed, exposing the blue ‘lapels’, which is a feature I personally like.

The bottom two images are laid out the same way as the top two, with the symmetrical version on the left. The left one zippers down the center of the wearer’s chest, where the asymmetrical version closes more like a fencing jacket. On the actual version of the symmetrical style, the left most zipper would not be complete when the jacket is closed, but would instead be half of a zipper, as would the right most zipper, where the center zipper would be both sides of a zipper fastened together.

I hope this helps to clarify, if there are further questions, feel free to ask in email.

Kenway Jacket - $320 USD

Email [email protected] to receive an order form.

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JL8 #67 by Yale Stewart

Based on characters in DC Comics. Creative content © Yale Stewart.

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A quick note!

Some of you may be wondering why this strip is titled “JL8 #67.” I posted a video about it yesterday, but I’m sure some of you didn’t bother to watch it (which is fine).

The title “Little League” actually infringes on existing trademark, and I’ve been asked to re-title the strip, which I’m doing. It is now going to be titled “JL8.” That being said, I have until Aug. 31st to also change the name of the Facebook and Tumblr pages. Fortunately, Tumblr allows a pretty easy switch, but I’ll also have to change the URL. This is important because I know a lot of my readers have this page bookmarked. On Sept. 1, that bookmark will no longer work, as this page won’t exist. If you’d all be so kind as to bookmark the URL:

jl8comic.tumblr.com

That will be where the site is hosted beginning Sept. 1. I plan on reminding everyone with each update leading up to that date, but I recommend just bookmarking it now. There’s nothing there yet, but next Thursday this page will pop up there. Anyway, thanks so much for reading.

See you on the other side!

-Y.

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You suck Rob!

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“Hedgehog Dilemma: A situation in which a group of hedgehogs seek to become close to one another in order to share heat during cold weather. They must remain apart, however, as they cannot avoid hurting one another with their sharp quills. Though they all share the intention of a close reciprocal relationship, this may not occur for reasons they cannot avoid.”

Arthur Schopenhauer’s Parerga und Paralipomena, Volume II, Chapter XXXI, Section 396.

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Star Wars, spaghetti western style

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