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faub wrote:Your comics' webalizer stats are up, but http://members.keenspace.com/ still isn't up. You can't compare your stats to anyone else's (or well, see how many hits the top 3 pages got this month).

In fairness, I didn't even know that existed

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"It's not too bad, really" - Paul.Power

"I really should go in the shower now..."

theamazingsquad wrote:When I see people who have read my comic they usually reply with something like:
'Hey I read your comic. I sucks.'

Certainly that would be an interesting statement to make...

My accent is a mix of Mancunian, Lancashire and Yorkshire, with various trace elements. Hooray, somneone else with a Manc accent :D I'm very Mancunian on occasion. Hopefully I've been succesfully avoiding a Geordie accent in Durham, but either way I'm Northern as hell. - Peter Kay :D Garlic bread?!...

Join the '85 club! It's easy!

All you need to do is build a time machine, then head off back in time and make sure you get born in '85...

... thereby changing your genetic makeup so you're a different person, and probably creating a good many paradoxes to boot.

But hey, it's worth it!

My accent is a mix of Mancunian, Lancashire and Yorkshire, with various trace elements. Primary accentual influences:

- Living in Manchester between the ages of 8 months and 4

mcDuffies wrote:1. Was sooo obviously Paul.

Given there are so few styles I can draw reasonably, I knew mine was never going to be too taxing...

I just tried to access mine, and it worked.

I was also pleased to note that my Visits per Day thing for this month had leaped from the teens up to 32 (Small operation).

So woohoo on both counts, really!

*reads thread* *bangs head on table* No, no, no, no, NO! I'd say something more constructive, but you guys have summed it up already. I don't want to see the legacy of some of my favourite cartoon characters (behind Tom and Jerry) distorted in such a way. Having said that, I actually quite enjoyed S...

19 (DoB 19.04.1985) How long I've been drawing cartoons depends on your definition of "cartoon". I've been drawing various random silly made-up characters since I was very young. Given that I can't really draw anything other than cartoons and various geometric figures (Well, I can draw other stuff i...

Y'know, when I first saw this thread title I assumed it was going to be about some conspiracy that centred on Zippy, George et al.

I somehow managed to be miles away from the mark and remarkably close at the same time.

Hmm.

The emergency number here at work is 911, which we have been convienently reminded by HR is on speed dial - just hit Speed Dial, outside call, pound(#), and then 100 (the speed dial number). No, really. Speed Dial - Outside Call - # - 1 - 0 - 0 Oddly enough, we could just do... Outside Call - 9 - 1...

Danny Kaye was his uncle. That man was brilliant. Ah, interesting, that makes you the third person I know who's a big fan of his (The other two being, slightly bizarrely, Tom Lehrer and my mum). (Goes the watch the Court Jester...and laughs his ass off, as usual, at the vessel with the pestle part....

Congrats on your century (from another cricket-lover) Um, yes, it's pretty good (I'd like to point out I'm no expert on webcomic reviews, so I might not say anything of much use here). There are some good jokes, the art style's nice and recognisable, and everything's spelt right. Happily as a Brit I...

Funnily enough, even though I do run a gag-strip, I've screwed around with panels quite a bit. I started off with eight panels, before switching to four panels at the beginning of the year (and doubling my update schedule to compensate). Often I merge panels together, either because I need the extra...

Oh my goodness, chickens

*burrows down as deep as he can*

"Plagerize! Plagerize, let no one else's work evade your eyes, remember why the good lord made your eyes, so don't shade your eyes, but plagerize, plagerize, plagerize, only be sure always to call it please, 'reaserach' " --Tom Lehrer (from the song Lobachevsky) Funnily enough, I was considering po...

In the words of one of North America's greatest role models: "Come on! <i>Come on!</i>" ... James the Red Engine? Though IIRC, the lines were: James: ComeoncomeonCOMEON! Douglas: Get MOV-in' you! Get MOV-in' you! (Source: the Railway Series Book 15 "The Twin Engines" - Break Van) One day, I will go...

... That's a point.

I never did reply to that piece of fan-mail I got sent. I put it on my News thingy, but I never actually sent a reply in person.

Whoops.