eep
Guess who straight-out forgot to write a comic yesterday? This guy.
I’ll feed you later today, baby birds. After work.
happy slightly belated hallowe’en!
hooray for products that advertise your personal problems
One thing I didn’t pay strict attention to in the early comics was differentiating other people from myself. I established from the start that I’d draw myself as the most basic stick-person possible (path of least resistance, you see) but I didn’t always remember that it can be confusing to add other people to the mix and have them look, well, pretty much the same.
Light hair is a super-simple way to change that. For light hair I draw a stick person, and then throw a few spikey lines across the forehead. Boom, altogether different character. I’m not going to go and count, but I’m betting that if the comic requires a non-specific “extra” character they’ll have light hair nine times out of ten. [November 24, 2011]
is the burj dubai really a giant laser cannon as I suspect?
a haiku tribute to the ‘random’ feature in media playing programs
anyway I believe it’s spelled "we pwn the night"
this it? no. is…this it? no.
ever drift off, and wake up rightwise king of england? me too
the math
I forgot to post this but a couple of weeks ago I did THE MATH on my comics. You see, I only have 50mb of total free space on this here WordPress thing, so I wondered how long it would take until I ran out. Well, here are my calculations:
255 comics = 25% of total space.
1020 = 100%?
but it took me 475 days to get this far.
that’s about 1.87 days per comic.
THEREFORE reaching my limit of roughly 1020 comics will take 1907.4 days,
or around 5.2 years.
So, in 2012 I will be forced to shell out twenty bucks to buy a 1gb upgrade. If I am as cheap and lazy in the future as I am now, this will likely not be happening, so I guess we have ourselves a target ending date for Interesting Times! See you there!








