The Angriest Rice Cooker Director’s Cut 2–On internal monologue
This is perhaps the most autobiographical of the Angriest Rice Cookers. I totally used to do this all the time, explain to myself how I always talk to myself. I don’t really talk to myself as much as I used to, which I think is a result of having a lovely live-in girlfriend to talk to. Although she will tell you that the habit has persisted in my mumbling. Usually the Rice Cooker’s experiences are not my own, but I thought about his life and it seemed like this would be how he would think, at least at first. At this point he doesn’t have access to the internet, and therefore doesn’t have very much stimulus.
I still find this comic funny, but perhaps that’s just because it’s really true for me. I don’t know if anyone else has this experience. I’ve never asked, because the only time I usually think about it is when I’m talking to myself. Which is kind of what this blog thing is like, only more public. Hopefully.
The one thing I intended this comic to do, and I’m not sure if it suceeded, is establish for the reader what is going on in the comics. The text is supposed to represent ongoing internal monologue. Sometimes he sounds like he’s talking to someone, but to me that’s just what internal monologue sounds like.
Whew. I didn’t intend this Director’s Cut thing to come off so crazy. Ah, well.
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