A page of ideas for a webcomic

Hey there, ive just created a webpage for ideas for my webcomic. The name of the comic is "the fall of the mighty Isode". You can find the webpage in my sidebar. By the way, i made the page in Google Docs. you can do that.

Science experiment

This is an easy-to-do science experiment. You will only need an ordinary pair of fingernail clippers. Science experiments always have a question and an answer. This time, the question is "does a pair of clippers', uh, thing...

Does it do a complete rotation if flipped over halfway through?" We'll find out with my little experiment i threw together. Here's the directions.

Move the little thing like this. 

Flip it over.

Repeat step 1.

The conclusion might seem like "no," but it's actually yes. One side makes half a rotation, then it flips over and completes the rotation while the other side makes another half-rotation.

Massive ice blizzard

This monday, there was a massive snowhailstorm. Not sure if anybody out of Longmont got caught up in it, but it was huge and i stepped on the ice like Anda, who claims she caused the hailstorm. Here's some photos for proof that it's not a late April fools joke.

Front doormat.

I took a few samples (two, in fact) and put them in the freezer.

Oh yeah, there's also my easter eggs that i decor8ed. This one has a bird on it.

The rest of the egg was just plain pink.

Check this green one out. I put as many round shapes on it as i could.

My attempt at a 3-D mountain tip with a crayon. Kinda blurry.

A leaf. I put it on 'cause it's round, but it's actually fitting for Easter.

A few swirlies on the bottom.

Peanut shape. Round.

Blue egg. There were six dyes and five eggs for each of us, and i stained this one orange-ish too for all dyes.

Triangular hole on the bottom of it.

Last shot of it.

Pink one with blue stain.

Yellow egg with purple stain.

Blue stain on this side.

π day

Ya know what that symbol is? It's called pi. Not pie, pi. It's an infinite number starting with 3.14, pronounced three point one four.  Notice the date this post was made: the fourteenth of March, aka 3/14. If pi day is a real holiday, that's today! However, i had to switch my post title font to times for the symbol to come out how i wanted it. Cool, huh? Probably.

Going bowling

Every Tuesday, I go to Cub Scouts. Every Scouts day, we do some fun activity. It might be Badminton with baloons, Hot Potato with Valentine candy, or Jousting with metal rods with blue and gold stripes and a load of cotton with a sock over it for the ends, and the horses are little platforms that rock like a rocking chair, but in all directions. Well, today, there were no replacements. Yep, now we get onto the post's subject: bowling! Yep, today, scouts was entirely going bowling! There were various balls, each with its weight  written on its side! Mom told me to pick the lightest ball i could find, and sister Mosness helped me find a six-pound ball (like in Curious George) and halfway through, her son Brandon joined! I also liked the funny animation that played if you got a specific score (like Split resulted in some dude throwing a bowling ball, which then smashed through the wall, creating a split in the pins, which then laugh at the dude (they were alive)), and we wore red-and-yellow shoes. It was FANTABULOUS! See you next post!

Happy valentine's day!

To all my friends and family, i wish you a

The dastardly dopplegangers

Dear readers,
I just made a new blog! It's name is...This post's title! The dastardly dopplegangers! (I don't know how to spell dopplegangers, but i've got a pretty good idea.) It's all fiction, though,  so if you want fact, stick to this.
Edit: Now you can quick access it with the text gadget i applied.