Wow! Cool! I didn't even know they had Google in Zurich. I mean, I don't see why they wouldn't...but I never thought about it. Nice, thanks! Be careful what you offer, you just got yourself a tour guest.
Hey, actually...! What about giving a talk (do you do that kind of thing)?? The Google Zurich office is stuffed full of expats, I'm sure they would love to hear about your comic.
My home city, when written in katakana, begins with a smiley face. It's always a happy "welcome home!" when I reach Narita airport and find my connection on the departures board!
I see what you did there.... :D
ReplyDeleteIf you find yourself in Zürich and want a tour of Google (sorry, no umlauts), holler. I love your comics and I'd be happy to show you around.
ReplyDeleteWow! Cool! I didn't even know they had Google in Zurich. I mean, I don't see why they wouldn't...but I never thought about it. Nice, thanks! Be careful what you offer, you just got yourself a tour guest.
DeleteHey, actually...! What about giving a talk (do you do that kind of thing)?? The Google Zurich office is stuffed full of expats, I'm sure they would love to hear about your comic.
Deletenot just expats, but expats that travel a lot. a talk would be awesome, if you want to do that sort of thing.
DeleteWhat a great idea! Yeah, absolutely. Hit me up at mmrempen@gmail.com, tell me more about what you're thinking.
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7W4KP51o_A :)
DeleteHaha yeah! That was so awesome
DeleteMan, that is just genius!
ReplyDeleteMy home city, when written in katakana, begins with a smiley face. It's always a happy "welcome home!" when I reach Narita airport and find my connection on the departures board!
ReplyDeleteNice! That would suck if your home town began with a frowny face.
DeleteI've had always liked these letters when occasionaly encountered a german word. Now I'm learning German, and I like to have them in use :)
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