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| Hello there, if I may step off my comic strip character. Hi, I'm Brad Pitt and I play the zany paranoid schizophrenic Lord Jesus here at stripcreator.com/delapore. | |
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| And I'm Jennifer Aniston, I play the adopted Chinese Ling Ling Bathry. My husband and I would like to take this opportunity to briefly discuss the art of comic stripping. | |
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| Thanks Jen. You have three panels to tell a joke or send a heart warming message. We ourselves are Non-donors to this wonderful website stripcreator.com and would like to suggest a few tips for- | |
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| -let me finish that sweetheart. For, for polishing that crucial delicate punchline that is so vital for comic strip audienceship. | |
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| We suggest for the first panel: the set-up. Then for the second: the delivery, and finally the third, that ever elusive punchline right to the kneecap, a line that reaffirms our World Peace Idealogy. | |
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| So simple, yet so delicately tough to negotiate. Just focus. And if you've got a little Rhythmic American Poetry in you, then by gosh darn it put it in the mix. Remember Kp your stool alive. Bye now. | |
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