One of my least favorite things about living in a dorm is the fact that anyone can walk in pretty much whenever they want.
Now, I'm all about following the law, so obviously I have changed his name to protect the innocent and all of that fun stuff. So, for the sake of this comic, let's just call this charming human "Mustang".
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| Appropriate reaction to two people both having a very common first name | 
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| This is exactly what happened | 
That was the first experience I had with Mustang. But it most certainly wasn't the last...
Sometimes I will be in my room by myself, and I am stupid enough to forget to lock my door,
And out of nowhere...
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| Just look at that devious grin | 
Mustang then holds up his hands in the shape of a gun and starts threatening me.
I have no choice but to comply.
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| What kind of a threat is that? | 
And then he leaves without ANY OTHER EXPLANATION. At that point, I usually look something like this:
The worst part is that he does this almost every single day for no reason at all. 
Some days though, I am lucky enough to remember to lock my door. But then this usually happens...
I have to quietly sneak over to the door and look through the little peephole.
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| Accurate | 
But then I remember that he doesn't even know if anyone is actually in the room. So I tend to keep it that way...
The most recent encounter I had with Mustang is my personal favorite.
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| I love how our room gains more dimension every time I draw it | 
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| I am 95% positive that he actually appeared out of thin air | 
Then Mustang launched into this huge speech about frisbee or something like that.
The excuses come flooding in.
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| 0% True | 
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| 100% true | 
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| I don't know how he could have possibly thought this was a good idea | 
Now, just watch because this is where it gets really bizarre.
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| A look of absolute terror | 
Luckily, Mustang has a very short attention span, so it didn't take long to get him to leave.
I won't say I'm particularly proud of what we did next, but I think it was probably the best option.



























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