Hilarious
Sep 27, 2015
Just two pages this time! I have very good reasons why this episode is so short, but more on that later. :3
And uhh there are A LOT of new subscribers which is amazing! Welcome aboard! Thanks for this all goes to Tapastic's staff for being helpful to so many creators and giving YIH a few days in the spotlight too! ...for everyone to see... It's veeery nerve wrecking, so I'm actually not going to visit Tapastic all that often while the spotlight is up. Me not replying comments/messages isn't out of rudeness, it's just simply that I'm not around!
Soo... Thanks for clicking likes, thanks for sharing, thanks for commenting, thanks for being there. I seriously am just a monkey with a pencil without audience and it's you who motivate me better than I myself ever could to keep doing this.
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