Hi, I'm KM... Dude, I checked your gallery a little, and I know alot of what your going through with the meds issues, the feelings of self worth and the depression... I been through alot... I'm now 24 and I'm still going through it. Every day can be a struggle, but it's all in how you look at it, man... I totally agree with you on the note that sui cide is stupid, I'd never do it either. Also try and be positive brah, worse things could happen in life, right? And besides you seem like too cool of a dude to be down in the dumps... On a better note, I like some of your art, totally epic. I'm following you now and I'm hopeing to see some more epicness from you dude... never give up, never say die, and never say never! Rock On!

Why... through a mutual friend, of course. More specifically, through her latest post at the time, and the comments on that post... You peaked my interest, and henceforth, I followed your name to your gallery, took a look, and here we are.

Ok, lets get this ball rolling! :D So, HOW TO MAKE GOOD PUNS! Puns are a humor-attempting go at something called "wordplay." Wordplay is when you look at a word and how it relates to other words. Maybe a word has 2 meanings, or sounds just like another word. Good puns don't just leave it there, though! Good puns relate words to the situation or topic surrounding it. Like, if someone is making a pun about someone who has something tangled in her hair, you might say "she's in a hairy situation." This is because the phrase "hairy situation" means that you're having trouble dealing with your situation. But in this case, "hairy situation" also means that the situation has to do with a lot of hair. Two, true meanings in one phrase is a good pun. Pun accomplished!

That said, you have to be careful not to force puns! Forced puns are not funny except in an embarrassing way! How do you force puns? One way is by stretching the meaning of something to something more obscure. If you have to explain it, it loses its humor. Also, stretching a word makes the pun less appealing. For example, my own pun about the sitrus berry in my berry grams was iind of stretched. "Sitrus" and "trust" do have some sounds in common, but the sentence doesn't flow on its own. The main message of the sentence is "I trust you." It should sound like that if spoken normally. The "si" at the beginning takes away its Qualoty. (Couldn't resist!)