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11:00 AM
That Websnark get around...
By , at
11:00 AM
Um, I know I missed the Greg Dean comic, so thanks for the repost. Cheers!
By , at
6:49 PM
Hey -- everyone sometimes has troubles come up. So long as we know that's the situation, I am content.
(And it's your own fault for being so conscientious, so careful and so rock steady consistent in updates. Any slight deviation sticks out like a sore thu--
No, I can't do the pun. It just wouldn't be right.
SORE THUMBs - still better than Megatokyo.
By , at
8:42 AM
I completely disagree with your comment. I only read this comic because I found it through megatokyo. As much fun as your characters are, I have to disagree with that last guy...to me megatokyo is consistently funny. Although this may be a political comic, I feel as though you would be less boring if you cut out the politics because they make it incosistently funny.
But that's just my opinion, so whatever. I guess I'm a little miffed whenever people decide to bash on megatokyo (and penny arcade) so much.
By , at
10:37 AM
Yeah, the politics really ruin this comic sometimes. Politics is the lowest form of artist expression. It's kind of sad, because the artwork is good and it can be funny.
By , at
4:33 AM
But dude, razzing other comics is fun! It's like poking fun at political leaders in a web blog: No one really means what they say, and even if they do, who cares? Anyways, I've got no real problem with MT (though the little PS2 acessory and her creepy friend frighten me horribly), but yeah, I'm glad the plot of this comic is finally moving again after 'Indecision '04'.
By , at
1:37 PM
Why is it that whenever Largo of MT uses the word 'l33t', something is about to explode?
By , at
4:09 PM
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