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PostPosted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 12:28 pm 
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I just wanna say that the main thing I like about this comic is (next to it being extemely well drawn) is that it has so many otherwise well-known characters! I mean I know a few, but I am pretty surprised to see that there's so many other CN and Nick toons out there! my Cn got kicked off the cable 2 years ago, and its pretty strange to see what I've missed..

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well, glad you like it ass well....hope Bleedman realizes how many fans e turly has drawn....


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He draws heaps of characters, and it's good how they all fit together in school. Before I read the comic, I never even thought that Dexter and the PPG would ever be in the same comic, let alone the same frame! Ed, Edd 'n Eddy were thrown into the fray as well, with Courage...It gets better the longer you keep talking about it. To sum it all up...KEEP GOING BLEEDMAN!

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its pretty fun how he changed the ages on those characters too!
i mean the PPG and Dexter and other are just about 6-7 in the cartoons, but they're teenages now, and here, and I thing bleedman put it down very nicely

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No, they are in the first grade with a ton of maturity.


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Usually like that in manga. Charcters are always act more mature then there ages.


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and first grade is.. what? like 12-13 years?

i meant that they looked older than in the original series, and i liked that

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5th grade is 9-10 years old. 5-6 years old is first grade. Sheesh were you held back or something in school?


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er.. no, in holland we have an other school system..
we have groups 1-8 for 4-12 years, and then comes first grade until 4th, 5th, or 6th (depending on your level of education)

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lol so what grade are you in? Cause I'm in 11th here.


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l'm in 5th now, and l'm in my final year (thank the Big Bearded Chap in the clouds)

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lol, never heard it put like that before....


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what? the part about the Big Bearded Simion?
or the part that by your standards l'm 10 years old?

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either actually....


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er... right....

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I think the american highschool system ain't really good education for smart people.

In Holland (rest of Europe as well) you get a test for what eduction level you will probably be most succesfull at, then you follow that education for 4, 5 or 6 years, depending on how high your level of education is. That way people get to know what they r capable of, because everyone, including the smart people, gets challenged.

american highschool is just one level of education, in which I believe for example a boy genius isn't really challenged, therefor loosing his interests in learning and stuff.

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NB: Maybe I'm wrong and don't know anything about highschool system, but this is what I've heard. (And I know wiseass kids in highschool can take extra classes and subjects to learn more)

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to be honest, I havent heard from any country that handles the same kind of education like in Holland. I dont think many countries (if any) work in 'levels' of learning. but I do agree that the US system is kind of aimed at creating average people when they could be getting people to reach their best..

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I thought they had different levels of education in Germany, Frankreich et d'Anglais as well. Could be wrong though

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( terribly sorry, but going over to dutch)

ik moet zeggen, ik heb vrienden die bijna overal zitten, en geen van allen heeft ooit van verschillende niveau's van leren gehoord.. ik vind het ook raar, maar het kan best zijn..

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That system is pretty confused =

Atleast i am in my last year of school here (12 grade)


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I like the German Education system


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l'm not saying any of em is bad or good (the Dutch one isnt exactly perfect either), I just say that in my opinion the system in 'levels' can get the best in people out.

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Good point, over here in Aus, we've got the same system as teh Americans, I think. Kindergarten-6/7 (Depending on the state) and 7/8-12. Isn't that how it is in America? The dutch way probably is better, but it just isn't what the rest of us are used to Crash.

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well, the Dutch way has its huge flaws also.. I really dont think there's a 'perfect' education method to be found..

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Didn't say it was 'perfect' just probably better.

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