Nyashka: January 2010

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26.1.10

Why I won't post anything today

My comics never really look sad but my friend died yesterday. So I won't post anything today.

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19.1.10

"Nyashka" is a noun that comes from the root "nya". "Nya" originally means "meow" in Japanese, but eventually the interjection took its place in the slang of other languages. Wiktionary (Викисловарь) says that "nya" means "expression of adoration and tenderness" and I would say that this interjection is used when something or somebody really, really cute is around. Actually, "nyashka" is a Russian slang word that is used to describe something or someone kawaii by definition.

Not a very good report of a not very good party

18.1.10

Boston comic week begins!

Hi again. My name is Asja, I like Boston, MA and I hate Pennington, NJ.

12.1.10

Best winter music

One of my friends told me once that I was living on a cloud. It's because I'm lucky.

New Massive Attack album "Heligoland" is also good for lazy winter walks. Cold electronic sounds go together with the crispy snow under my feet and the funny frozen air.

I might not post comics till Saturday because I'm going to Boston. Hi Erica.

11.1.10

The break is incredibly long

I often forget to trademark them

10.1.10

Philadelphia says hi

The story about an enormous 20-yobibyte Flash drive involves comic series that I used to draw in 2008. You can find a short annotation to the comic plot here in one of my older posts, but I suggest looking at the picture first:

"Filth the Miserable doesn't exist! As well as: a cylindrical sphere, normal TV and a 20-yobibyte Flash drive."

Oh no, I was wrong - the USB giant does exist. -____-

9.1.10

A tied up cello

This is how it looks.

7.1.10

Why are there no comics, Asja?

I'm currently in party-non-stop mode right now. No time to do anything but jumping, moshing and self-destructing. I even stopped carrying a pencil case with me. Don't worry, I'll start posting again when I'm out of Philly, or even earlier.