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Comixpedia does it again! This time it's our very own RPin on the line!

Chop chop! Off you go, read it, and realise we are all indirectly mentioned at the end of that article.

Three Cheers for Pin!

*laughs* I think I'm indirectly mentioned as well. Well, I'm pretty sure it's me.

- Joel Fagin

Sweet ass!

Stay tuned next week for a battle of the bastards as Tycho, Gabe, Scott Kurtz and myself square off in a Fatal Fourway match on WWE's Raw is War presented by Comixpedia.
Okay, no, not really.

Dude, congrats Rpin, you deserve it man...

Nice interview.

Congrats

So that's why he's been quiet lately?

Guys, now I'll show you Pins leet zoology p0wers:

W00t~! Way to Go RPin!

...and damn I wish the buzzComics forum wasn't so notorious for flamage. It used to be much worse before I started moddin' there.

~Liriel

mcDuffies wrote:

Impressive. I am slowly gaining artistic respect for you.

Congratulations on the recognition, Pin. It's always good to see someone from the neighbourhood reach out beyond the boundary fence. It also gives confidence to we relatively new members to keep pushing on with our little projects...

One year in October eh? Nearly there....nearly there...

Hey what a nice interview! I must admit that the part about philosophical musings made me feel stupid - all I could quote as inspiration is Yoghi the Bear, let alone Spinoza!

Hehehe... ;D Thanks, guys! Thanks to Damonk for the opportunity too! It was a real surprise when he invited me for this interview.

Bekka wrote:Hey what a nice interview! I must admit that the part about philosophical musings made me feel stupid - all I could quote as inspiration is Yoghi the Bear, let alone Spinoza!

It's all cool, Gianna. I was worried if I wasn't being too boring on that explanation. Philosophy is one of my passions, and sometimes I forget that for most people it's still an unfamiliar subject. I used to write short philosophy columns for my university nespaper some years ago until they booted me. They said they were restructuring the space, but my guess is that I was boring readers to death

Shoot, I was hoping you'd dispell those penis-breath rumours... HAHAHAHAHA!

congrats pin! and it's good to see 'spacers getting some recognition and positive kudos beyond the 'space forums.

RPin wrote:

Bekka wrote:Hey what a nice interview! I must admit that the part about philosophical musings made me feel stupid - all I could quote as inspiration is Yoghi the Bear, let alone Spinoza!

It's all cool, Gianna. I was worried if I wasn't being too boring on that explanation. Philosophy is one of my passions, and sometimes I forget that for most people it's still an unfamiliar subject. I used to write short philosophy columns for my university nespaper some years ago until they booted me. They said they were restructuring the space, but my guess is that I was boring readers to death

I coulda follow it with my high-school philosophy (though our high-schools have unreasonably large program - bleh, don't get me started).
It's a very interesting point of view, Pin. Made me think, I think my comic is actualy most similar to Bodriar - Simulacrum, BWA HA HA AH HA!

Hehe. You know you're big when someone assumes that people will be interested in what you have to say, aside from your comic.

RPin, please don't do stand up.

RPin: So, the other day I realized: although most webcomics are either Plato- or Aristophanes-like, mine is one of the only (pause) Spinozist ones!

*crickets chirp*

Ye fool!

The nerds on my reading club thought that joke was very funny!

RPin wrote:Ye fool!

The nerds on my reading club thought that joke was very funny!

No they didn't! They were secretly laughing at that chocolate smudge you had on your upper lip.

Congrats, RPin! Even if I have to look up those names...

Congratulation, truly bravo.