Me: The Night Writer, John Stewart; 50 years old and smart enough to have married my trophy wife first.
The Prank Call
You'll only get this if you know the language of the walkie-talkies. I made this on Paint, so that lump of unidentifiable whatever-it-is is actually supposed to be a phone book.
Ciao for now!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
You'll only get this if you know the language of the walkie-talkies. I made this on Paint, so that lump of unidentifiable whatever-it-is is actually supposed to be a phone book.
Ciao for now!
Monday, October 20, 2008
Name Pending III
Okay, a little trivia for you:
What song is this a parody of?
And yes, I made up the parody with my sister. I know, it's totally lame.
Ciao for now!
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Wow, Third Post In Just A Couple Weeks, I Must Be On A Roll
For those of you who've read and enjoyed R. A. Salvatore, guess what!!!!!
He was at Barnes & Noble in the Mall of America yesterday at seven, and I got to go see him!!!!!! Plus, my awesome father told me that he would buy me Salvatore's new book (The Pirate King) if I would clean up the computer area. Score!! I also bought Servant of the Shard (#1 of the Sellswords Trilogy), and got both the books signed!!!
I now have this impenetrable bubble of happiness in the bottom of my rib cage, helped along by the fact that I'm going to homecoming on Saturday with...someone who is being kept anon. for his own protection.
I'm nearly halfway through the book, but I have this nagging feeling that I need to do something, or else Dad will be rather angry...what was it? Oh, well.
R. A. Salvatore also came out with a new book last week, co-written with his son, Geno. It's called The Stowaway. That one is a very short read, only about 300 pages. I finished it in one day. The Pirate King has 345 pages, but the pages are much bigger and the print is much smaller.
So anyway, hope you all enjoyed that little tidbit, I'm going back to the devourment of my books.
Ciao for now!!!
He was at Barnes & Noble in the Mall of America yesterday at seven, and I got to go see him!!!!!! Plus, my awesome father told me that he would buy me Salvatore's new book (The Pirate King) if I would clean up the computer area. Score!! I also bought Servant of the Shard (#1 of the Sellswords Trilogy), and got both the books signed!!!
I now have this impenetrable bubble of happiness in the bottom of my rib cage, helped along by the fact that I'm going to homecoming on Saturday with...someone who is being kept anon. for his own protection.
I'm nearly halfway through the book, but I have this nagging feeling that I need to do something, or else Dad will be rather angry...what was it? Oh, well.
R. A. Salvatore also came out with a new book last week, co-written with his son, Geno. It's called The Stowaway. That one is a very short read, only about 300 pages. I finished it in one day. The Pirate King has 345 pages, but the pages are much bigger and the print is much smaller.
So anyway, hope you all enjoyed that little tidbit, I'm going back to the devourment of my books.
Ciao for now!!!
Monday, October 6, 2008
The Dreaded Webcomic Has Arrived!
Here we go:
Name Pending
Just so everyone knows, my whole webcomic will probably not be drawn all in stick figures, I just thought it was appropriate in this instance.
I will also try to post one every Monday. (Keyword there being try.)
Ciao for now!
Name Pending
Just so everyone knows, my whole webcomic will probably not be drawn all in stick figures, I just thought it was appropriate in this instance.
I will also try to post one every Monday. (Keyword there being try.)
Ciao for now!
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Tiger Lilly-icious Updates
Hey, peoples of the blogosphere.
First, an earworm for you:
Enjoy. The video is comprised of clips from World of Warcraft, and the song is from Jonathan Coulton, who had written one song per week for a year to keep his creative juices flowing, or something like that. His website is www.jonathancoulton.com
Second, I may start posting a webcomic on here, however, I need a name for it. Any ideas? The comic won't really have a theme, just random stuff. And no, 'Random Stuff' won't be the title.
Ciao for now!
First, an earworm for you:
Enjoy. The video is comprised of clips from World of Warcraft, and the song is from Jonathan Coulton, who had written one song per week for a year to keep his creative juices flowing, or something like that. His website is www.jonathancoulton.com
Second, I may start posting a webcomic on here, however, I need a name for it. Any ideas? The comic won't really have a theme, just random stuff. And no, 'Random Stuff' won't be the title.
Ciao for now!