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Motivationally Challenged

Thu, 01/19/2006 - 00:37 — nick_diaz
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Motivationally Challenged is a new humorous, slice-of-life webcomic.

Follow main characters Harm, Tara and Dave as they fight the daily suck. It's Work! Relationships! Mayhem! Zen cow! Exclamation points! Mondays and Fridays! Copy and paste the url to check it out! Oh yeah, and it's 100% free, no kidding!

Motivationally Challenged.

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Thu, 01/19/2006 - 01:58 — Kiba
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Re: Motivationally Challenged

For me, it just another "Webcomics to Add" on my mental comixpedia.org todo list.

Thu, 01/19/2006 - 10:44 — zamphir
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Re: Motivationally Challenged

It's not news until you've gone six months.

And maybe starting with two guys sitting on a couch playing video games was not your best plan.

Thu, 01/19/2006 - 11:06 — xerexes
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Re: Motivationally Challenged

I haven't figured out how I want to show topics in this new layout so it's not obvious that this is a "rookies" post - which has always been a category about new artists and new webcomics.

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Thu, 01/19/2006 - 11:22 — TCampbell
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Re: Motivationally Challenged

Yeah, nothing personal against Motivationally Challenged, but a new first episode of a webcomic by someone we don't know, with no twist or particularly novel approach, is not exactly news at this point.

And I gotta say, the title makes me worry about its ability to reach that six-month mark.

Thu, 01/19/2006 - 12:17 — xerexes
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Re: Motivationally Challenged

Heh.

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Thu, 01/19/2006 - 12:22 — themysticalone
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Re: Motivationally Challenged

Your panels are... very far apart. I honestly thought it was a one-panel comic until I noticed the scrollbar. I very nearly left before noticing that. Why are the panels so huge? They could be shrunk smaller without losing much.

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