A Little Bit of Real Life

Posted by: Ralph van den Berg (5 Feb, 2010)

So I'm finally going to go see Avatar in 3D. I'm amazed it's still in theaters. It's been like one and a half months or something. This is not what this post is about. I found this image somewhere in the internets and I believe it's one of the most true depictions of real life as it happens daily. I don't remember where I found it so sorry if I can't credit the illustrator. I just really want to share this with you.

Best depiction of real life

This has happened to the best of us...

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Comment by Marion Jude

Posted on 6 Feb, 2010

Avatar is an amazing movie- and yes that drawing is hilarious!!

Comment by Ralph van den Berg

Posted on 6 Feb, 2010

Yeah, I was very impressed with Avatar. Contrary to what I've said before I think it might actually be quite good in 2D also; at least make sure it's in high definition!

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