Allright, folks, it's time for nominations for 2006 Best Cartoon Blog! Two days left till the deadline this Friday! For more information on nominations, see http://www.deafread.com/blog/?p=82. Kudos to Ridor for humbly putting asides his ego and giving the Blog Awards to DeafRead!
I've looked back at the cartoons I did since May '05 and selected 5 cartoons that I thought were the best. If you don't think any of those cartoons on my list are the best, you may look through my blogsite and see what other cartoon I did that you think is best. You are welcome to post a suggestion here if you like. If you choose to nominate another deaf cartoonist for 2006 Cartoon Blog, that is fine, I'll understand and I would applaud the winner. May the best cartoon blogger win!
1. The Grinch Stole Christmas
2. JKF's Makeover (www.dmcclintock.blogspot.com)
3. Thomas & Alice Signing Unity (www.dmcclintock.blogspot.com)
4. Thomas & Alice to IKJ & JKF: Time to Go!
5. Thomas & Alice Arrested! ("Black Friday" at beginning of this blogsite)
Update: oh, I almost forgot about one Rick the Radical cartoon I did where Dr. Martin Luther King appeared and chided him for spraypainting ("Spraypainting? Hate is corrosive! Reject aggression!"). See http://dmccartoon.blogspot.com/2006_10_01_archive.html
I didn't mean to nominate this one because it was a bit critical of extreme tactics by some protestors (for a good reason!), and I had posted a few following entries that clarified the confusion over whether the protestors actually blocked the MSSD/KDES gates or not. But to honor Dr. MLK, if you want to nominate this one, fine by me! Title for this cartoon:"Rick the Radical Gets a Visit by the Patron Saints of Protests."
Deaf Anthology - Polar Plunge
2 years ago
2 comments:
humbly putting asides his ego?
Grow a spine, Dan. I lack the ego -- you never met me in person -- how dare of you to assume that I'm egotistic?
I cannot help it if my blog's hits counted more in a day than you can do in a week -- give the recognition where it belongs. Ego or not!
As for Deaf Blog Awards, I initiated it because nobody initiated it. Where were you when it happened? You were too narcissistic, perhaps?
I was willing to set up something for the COMMUNITY whereas you did not do anything else.
When DeafRead.com was founded, I did NOT hesitate (Ask Tayler and Jared) in turning over the Deaf Blog Awards because I know it is the RIGHT thing to do. If I had an ego, I would copyrighted the name and prevent Tayler and Jared from doing it.
So your comments regarding my ego is unwarranted and offensive, Dan McClintock.
R-
Great toons!
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