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Home Opinion Comic: Lunar New Year

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Comic: Lunar New Year

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February 8, 2024

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Lunar New Year

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Panel 1: Student 1 grabs "USA Flakes" cereal box from selection of "Asia Puffs" and "Coco Islands" and says, "This is one of my favorite brands. I can't wait to share it with you!" Panel 2: Student 2, wearing tank top, says "That good huh?" Student 1, wearing t-shirt, pours "USA Flakes" cereal into bowls and says, "Oh yeah!" Student 2 replies, "Can't wait to try it, thanks for sharing man." Panel 3: Student 1 says, "Any time! Now let's dig in!" as both students begin to eat cereal. Panel 4: Student 2 makes a strained face, saying "URK!" Panel 5: Student 1, smiling, says "Best in the world right?" as Student 2 makes a "Bleh!" sound while spitting cereal back into bowl. Panel 6: Student 2 looks quizzically at Student 1, who is enjoying the cereal.

Comic: Different ethnicities, different tastes

Panel 1: Student 1 and Student 2 say "Hey" to each other. Panel 2: Student 2 says, "It's been a while. How've you been?" Panel 3: Student 1 smiles in a daze, processing, while Student 2 says, "Hello?" Panel 4: Student 1 continues to smile, processing "How've you been?" Panel 5: Inside Student 1's brain, a light clicks on as miniature humanoids look up Panel 6: As the words "How've you been?" enter Student 1's brain, miniature humanoids cower inside Panel 7: The message "Brain.exe has stopped working" appears as Student 1's eyes glaze over. Student 2 says, "You good?"

Comic: Brain lag

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