Got into Weregeek in high school. I think it was in the wake of ending my archive binge of Narbonic, and browsing tvtropes for recommendations. I followed Weregeek loyally for years. Fell behind for a month or so and then caught up again in early 2014.

Then that “reveal” happened.

I’m still disappointed about that. Like, seriously, whaaaa? Years ( Read more... )

FRICK, I wish I had HBO! I really really REALLY want to be able to watch this show without going to youtube or other such places, as I inevitably shall if it's not out on Netflix by the time my work settles down somewhat and I have the time to be watching the show.

It's just ... WOW. I watched the 15 minute promo and MY GOD! Really great tone and ( Read more... )

 Look at what's happening right now!

Yeah, fascinating, innit, a blurry video of someone's hands drawing blurry commissions. But I have purchased a commission! I am so excited! *SQUEEEEEEEEE*

I kinda hope she's recording this, or that someone is, because I can't just sit here all day watching her draw things in the hopes that she'll get to mine.

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 Yar, Happy Talk-Like-A-Pirate-Day me hearties! I be so tickled pink that I remembered this fine festival this year, usually I need some swabber to remind me! 
Oh, and if ye ain't set eyes upon this fine beauty of a webcomic by the name o' Weregeek, yer a bilge rat who ought ta keelhaul yerself, savvy? It's filled ta the brim with jokes and ( Read more... )

 So, a couple of months ago I got sucked into even more webcomics than usual, and was following a good eight or so every week. (Re: I was INSANE!) Now I'm only following a few, but I just remembered one that I liked and can't remember the name of. I'm pretty sure I found it via a tvtropes link, but that's not a certainty.

What I do know is:

*It isn't ( Read more... )

... ok, that is officially my very favorite thing in the whole wide world ...

A combination of being sick, having no time to read books because I need to focus on my script, and having a fondness for cackling in a corner of the computer lab and getting stranger looks than usual caused me to read Narbonic almost religiously for the past week, tearing ( Read more... )

This summer I’ve been reading Infidel, by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, which is not just a book I believe everyone should read, but BUY, and read again and again. This book will make your head hurt from all the thinking and analyzing and sheer VOLUME of stuff going on. I’m confident in saying that this book has seriously affected the way I think, if not ( Read more... )