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I prefer Pixar, although I'm going to commit sacrelige here by saying that I wasn't overly impressed by The Incredibles. It was a good movie with some lovely touches, but it was a bit too dark at times for me and the central message got on my nerves a bit. I didn't enjoy it as much as the Toy Storie...

cortland wrote:

My dick is so big, Stephen Hawking has a theory about it.

That's one that could horribly backfire. SH also takes an interest in incredibly small things (which are just as interesting as incredibly big things, and have the advantage that they'll fit in the lab).

Either none or one, depending on whether they're just standing there or pointing at something (Ah, the simplicity of the hands in the 2-D Worms games...)

I know that typically when I'm reading a webcomic I'm slightly throw by the three-finger thing, but it doesn't really make much difference to me.

Yes, in the sense that my old Miscellaneous Adventures of Paul.Power strip was all about my friends on the Team 17 Forums, and later (after the strip ended) one of my friends from said Forums got ill and I did the following for him... http://img54.exs.cx/img54/8428/k4rgetwellwm.gif I used to make a ...

I know how that goes. I have poor motor skills, as well. And people are rough on you about it, too. People have told me all my life that it was just an excuse. Like they think I wouldn't do better if I could! I don't think that's ever actually happened to me. Typically people have accepted me for w...

I couldn't say exactly. I know that, personally, I have a bit of a problem with my physical coordination, which at primary school made me very poor at some things, such as Art, PE, Games, Music, handwriting and other "manual" disciplines. I made up for this by being good at everything "intellectual"...

Name: Paul.Power Specialist areas: Sci/Tech, general Worms abilities. Primary attack: Inflammable Johnson's Baby Lotion. It's a variety of Johnson's Baby Lotion that's... inflammable (Don't ask. The injoke runs far too deep). Secondary attack: Test tubes. Full of unknown substances. Do unusual thing...

Grabbing a hat from under a rapidly lowering door (the gag with a thousand parodies). That scene with the fancy swordsman and the gun. That scene in the second film with the two fancy swordsmen and the absence of gun (particularly bizarre because ToD was a prequel). The giant stone ball. The mining ...

Some fanart for Station V3:

Given that I started in October, I still don't have much to compare November with. My visits per day seems to have gone down from 20 to 12, but as I guess what I would call my "core readership" (i.e. the residents of the Team 17 Forums) only seem to be interested in looking at the site if I keep pro...

Yes, I got that one once at buzzComix...

They are indeed Worms. As in, the computer game series.

(now I have to figure out how to upload Newsbox banners...)



Seriously though, next year I plan to unleash Armageddon. As a one-strip joke, but nevertheless...

I was always a big fan of the Norm, but man, $100,000? Is it $100,000 a year, or just $100,000 to be kept in some massive vault, to be spent when necessary? From above website: Michael Jantze's comic ended print syndication with King Features on Sept. 12. His wife, Nicole, subsequently announced th...

Hang about... according to that article, over 2100 people have already subscribed. That's over $52,000 a year = approx

Ooh hey, I use WS_FTP. Don't think I get any spam from them, possibly because I was a) using a different e-mail address when I got it and b) I think I actually signed up for the newsletter.

[geoduck] wrote:

Paul.Power wrote:
British Title: Down Under.
American Title: In a Sunburned Country.

I am a Brit. Hence I use British titles.

Huh. OK. My apologies, but I still like the American title better.

Fair enough, each to their own .

When I originally camp up with the Boot Camp concept two years ago, and drew the first strip of the pencil version, the characters were incredibly poorly defined. There was Sarge, the only one with any real personality from the start (basically, the long-suffering type). At first, I just had the tro...

Given that 90% of my knowledge of Australia comes from Bill Bryson's Down Under (and the rest from watching cricket)... um... oh yes. It's well worth reading, but the title is In a Sunburned Country . (And to any Australians who haven't read the book, yes, Bryson was aware that the original was "Su...

and you know what thay say about adeladians.... erm nothing? excellent! Given that 90% of my knowledge of Australia comes from Bill Bryson's Down Under (and the rest from watching cricket)... um... oh yes. They have a certain pessimism about their city's economy (on the account of the only directio...

"In Britain 100 miles is a long way: in America, 100 years is a long time"
- No idea who said that.