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[ps238principal]

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[j0nas3]

I tried to find you email and failed, so hopefully this gets through. The comic for Wednesday Feb 10th has to be out of order. The one for Monday shows Ron grabbed and pulled inside, with only Herschel out fighting the mechanoid. Wednesday's starts with Herschel, the gym teacher and the scientist talking about two kids inside, and shows Tyler inside, when the last we saw of him was knocked down on the top of the building. I know stuff ends up in meanwhiles but that is just too much!

[ps238principal]

I'll get on 'er first thing in the AM (well, less AM than it is now), and pull the pages from the trade paperback archive.

As a famous cartoon moose often says, "This time for sure!"

[lycanthromancer]

Yeah, this is what I meant on the last Livejournal entry.

I KNEW I wasn't batshit crazinsanepsychoticzy.

Not more than usual, anyway.

[ravelwoods]

Yeah, seems to be about four pages missing, after a quick glance through Not Another Learning Experience.

LiveJournal issue

[anonymous]

SpyOne here:
I saw this a few days ago over at www.shortpacked.com (I have edited some more adult words he used):
Even though I pay cash money for my Livejournal account so I can inline it into this page, apparently the functionality for it has been down for seven friggin' days and counting. Oh, sure, they know about it and they'll fix it whenever, apparently. Great. Anyway, that means my site's auto-update script won't work, since it will stall while trying to pull the LJ data. And if I just yank the LJ code out temporarily, then my ad networks no longer have a wall of text to make them happy. So, hey, (frack) you, LJ.

UPDATE: Since this delay is getting absolutely (frack)ing ridiculous, have an iframe window of my livejournal feed.

I hope knowing it probably isn't your fault, or that of your webhost, is some consolation.

Valuable comics

[word_geek]

Oh, crud...I had a copy of New Mutants #98, back in the day. Bagged and boarded, too, but not "untouched by human hands." I threw it away shortly after I got married, with all the rest of my comics and my gaming stuff. (No, my wife didn't make me get rid of it, exactly...we were moving cross-country, and trying to get rid of anything we weren't likely to use again.) And all this time, my original boxed edition of "Star Frontiers" was the thing I'd been missing most from that day.

Re: Valuable comics

[vulpisfoxfire]

Aw man--I miss my original dark-purple Star Frontiers book, too. And my Knight Hawks set. And my copy of the FASA Dr. Who game. And my original comics collection. (We were moving, and I was told to leave it and we'd make another run later...and we didn't. :-/ Lost a bunch of clothes, too. :-/ )

Comic Press

[ext_224662]

From what I've read comic press is relatively easy to install & use. Plus it already has the plug-ins for images, movies, etc. I say give it a go before you drive yourself crazy learning PHP. CSS is simple, but that darned PHP...

Re: Comic Press

[amunthri]

I'd recommend webcomic and inkblot over comicpress. Less bloat, and it works in more browsers.

[burkeonthesly]

Today's PS238 is looking really pixelated, for some reason. Just thought you'd want a heads-up, if you didn't already know.

[ext_224662]

He mentioned it in his news post :)

[burkeonthesly]

D'oh! This is what I get for skimming the newspost.