subject lines lines, like shoes, are for the weak

I find myself at a loss for words, moreover a loss of motivation here. Not just here, but pretty much everywhere. Have you guys ever felt like that? Like the whole world is just...meh.
Contrary to what Ashley posted earlier, this will not be a very good blog post. It will be honest, sure, and have as much correct spelling and grammar as I can muster, yes. But it won't be very good.
Like Frost, I didn't, and still don't understand what the point of the class blog was if we were doing D2L already anyway, so I'm just going to treat this as (yet another) personal blog. Well, slightly less personal as it's out there for the whole world to read, but Ashely and Frost pretty much know what's going on anyway.
I am, however, going to change tangents of this post now, and instead of talking about how not very good a blog post this is going to be (because there is an intense lack of passion in it, again, because I'm just in a meh sort of mood and have been for awhile now) and talk about another form of internet communication.
The Webcomic.
There are, if I'm counting correctly about 324970250983429 million webcomics floating around the internets as we speak, or type, rather. Most of them just fly under the radar and aren't that good, but there are some (IE Megatokyo etc) that achieve actual popularity in the world. So why, then, have Frost and I decided to endeavor to start our own webcomic? Other than the opportunity to make a visual commentary on real life issues in an environment that is, mostly, safe for us to express ourselves in, of course. It's simple.
Frost's an art major and I'm a creative writer, so why not combine our forces and CONQUER THE WORLD¹? That and it's just another level of nerd. I'll post the link here when we get it up and running and set up a posting schedule of sorts for that as well.
Wish us luck oh few people that actually read this blog. We're probably going to need it.

¹ See that, Ashely? Now that was Cruise Control for Cool.