The importance of perspective
Sep 01, 2020
Cubi has been able to move for some time now, but no one knows how far he can travel. This is why today, he will pass an endurance test in a decor specially designed for the occasion !
*From what I could see, 100 meters equals 109.3613 yards or 0.062137 miles.
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N.B. : good night everyone ! Since I don't think I will be creating a new comic strip at this time, instead of leaving you hanging, I posted episode 2 of the series. I don't remember if I told you before, but this one was already available for speakers in my country, on the other comic site I'm on. So I just had to translate the few dialogues that are here and there. Besides, if there are any errors, don't hesitate to let me know, because like most of my speeches, I translated it with the help of google translate. Except certain terms, like the 100 meters event.
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