That's Enough of That

I'm bored now. Can haz home with kitties workin' on comics?

-The Gneech

What I Could Really Use This Weekend

Nice, generic D&D game, preferably low-level. No overarching plot, no homebrew world stuff to cope with, just an underground complex, some monsters to kill, and a few unlikely puzzles to solve. Pathfinder or D&D 3.x preferred, but other versions or game systems would be accepted.

I'm thinkin' halfling wizard, just 'cause I tend to play the warrior when I get to play. Although I'd be more than happy to dust off Arshan. :)

Just sayin'. ;)

-The Gneech

PS: I should add, this needs to be done around a table. Preferably with miniatures. Not at a computer.

Huh...

Does this look like kamau_d_lyon to anybody else?



-The Gneech

Tropery

When it comes to being an internet persona, Oscar Wilde’s view that “the only thing worse than being talked about, is not being talked about” is the absolute truth. So if, like me, you are an internet persona, at least in your spare time, it’s good to know where you stand. Periodically, as much to “manage the brand” as to feed my hyper-inflated and fragile ego, I search around for what people are saying about my work.

I’m pleased to discover that The Suburban Jungle has a decent, if not huge, page on TVTropes.org, with an up-to-date link and all.

On the other hand, I’m saddened to find that NeverNever is only mentioned at all as an entry on the “Orphaned Series” page. Which, I must admit, is a fair cop for the most part, but still a poke in the ego.

Brigid and Greg have a nod on what appears to be a draft page called “Will and Grace Are Like Brother and Sister”, which tickles me.

The new comic will have plenty of tropes ready-to-go; you can probably guess a few just by looking at the heroes! What can I say, tropes are fun to play with.

-The Gneech

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