So, remember how I said that I would show you this picture of my cat Sancho, well here it is. I drew this in like my first, or one of my first sketch books, and it's actually done from just looking at him. I used to draw in bed, and my cat Sancho likes to sleep on my bed sometimes, (or my sisters bed). I grabbed my sketch book (I just like doing that) and drew him. I think it's actually a really good drawing, 'cause i drew it when i was like 7, 8, or 9.

He's (the hammer) friendly, and apparently the kid doesn't realize that..........stupid........

Can he make it?! Find out on the next episode. (viewer discretion is advised).

Mop Boy, he's bad, he's- (I really don't know) but most of all, he's scruffy, yeah! Okay, that's enough, I think we get the point now scram, I only paid you to do the intro now move it! Volunteers alike, they do their job but try to do over do it.

He likes to skate board, yep, yeah, he's doing an ollie. It's when you snap the end of the board up and then your other foot slides up the board and pushes it down.

He's a bug, b-u-g, bug, and he's working out, thats right, working out, and he's a bug, yep, a bug working out. Can you believe that, nope you probably can't, can you? No you can't.

Ever wonder what happened to PAC-MAN, the star of the 80's? Guess he started to slack off a little bit. The PAC-MAN Co. even had to hire someone to push him a little bit. He slacked off even more! Every time he went off a ledge, he would practically brake the whole machine! And every time he tried to go up, he would fall, after a inch, and almost brake the machine again. Then have to hire a helicopter to pull him up, a very high quality helicopter. It's not pretty, PAC-MAN these days. And that's what fame'll do to you, you'll end up a fat slob, drinking milk shakes, and not being able to walk a block, I mean really, I thought PAC-MAN got a lot of exercise, running around all the time. I guess all that eating made him a little, well a lot, of 958 lb.s. Disgusting..........

Have any of you ever thought how long it takes me to fill up a sketch book? If I tried, I could probably fill, like 3 or 4, in like, 1 or 2 days. But right now I'm on one I just can't seem to finish. And once I finish this one, I have like 2 more ready. A writing journal is way different,

sometimes I'll see people with the exact same one every time I see them. Sometimes I'll want to copy something, but I'm to tired I don't even try to find something. But some of the best places to draw are in the woods, or on your roof, the forest is so still and quiet, that you'll have no distractions. And the city is so cool that if you draw it, you can have a memory that you can savor, and show off to people. Oh yeah, sometimes I'll draw my cats sleeping on my bed at night, I have a really good one that I'll post up here once I find the sketch book. It's of my cat, Sancho, when he sleeps, he's so still you can draw him like 7 times if you stayed focused, until he got hungry- or what ever cats do that make them get up from sleeping.

An ancient warrior. (It's blurry because of age).

This guy doesn't know what he's looking at, he's day dreaming, he doesn't realize it's a bunny.