#266

#266 reposted 4feb19

At this point in 2007, I levelled up and the quality of this comic improves greatly. I’ve lost it all again in the years since school, but maybe one day I can be that good again.

Emoting with Elf’s wars is always fun. I’ll have to bring her character back more if I ever get back to the comic.

#265

#265 reposted 29jan19

The American 5th amendment (as seen on TV) allows someone in court to refuse to answer a question, if that answer would incriminate themselves.

The Canadian constitution is far less interesting than the US one. Most of our amendments are about how seats should be divided in parliament, or including the younger provinces in older legislation. And, of course, the one that says a bridge can be built to PEI.

Our constitution also causes a lot less trouble than some others.

I skipped #264 as it was just not interesting enough to repost.

#262 (bonus: 261)

#261 reposted 10jan19

I have no idea how I made those special effects. At the time, it was so obvious and then 12 years later it’s lost technology.

#261:

Not really relevant for the re-posting. And yes, I know that climate change causes more snow. I’m not an expert on the science, but I think the basic idea is that more heat in the system means more water evaporates into the air, and then it all falls on my driveway.

#260

#260

Remember that movie that was really popular years ago, when this was made? There were Spartans and Persians and CGI everywhere! Can’t remember what it was called now.

#258

#258 reposted 2dec18

And that’s what it would look like if I tried to be a hero. Years later, that’s about what it looked like when I joined the army, only with more marching.

#257

#257 reposted 29nov18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lbWwObdB2o

#256

#256 reposted 21nov18

Comic #
1 0000 0000! Round numbers look so much better in binary!

Did you ever stop to think how much time passes during adventures that we never bother to see on screen? Lord of the Rings gave us a decent idea of how much walking there was, and the book definitely conveys how getting anywhere takes forever.

Even in sci-fi get actually get worse. Alpha Centauri is 18hrs away from earth at warp 6. I did the calculations, and ran the simulator at university. You could throw in entire other adventures en route to the neutral zone.

I should start making my players roll against boredom on a long march.

But seriously: I can totally understand how Donatello found a stick, and where Mikey found some smaller sticks and string… Raph is pushing it, but the sai could be welded from rebar if they have a forge. But a matched set of katana? Splinter must have stolen them from above. That rat!

#255

#255 reposted 15nov18

Some jokes are too old, even for me. But the oldest jokes have antique value.

#253

#253 reposted 28oct18

Someday I should actually play through one of those final fantasy games. I grew up on the losing side of the console wars. It’s hard to get really into the story of an rpg, you only get to play for a few hours per month at a friend’s house.

#252 reposted 24oct18

I have no idea how I drew this. I think @lledra-art ‘s aura was rubbing off on me; boosting my abilities by sheer proximity.

And we get another visit from the ghost of Sir Henry Pellatt. Surprisingly, not one of the ghosts that actually haunt Casa Loma. He must have better things to do with his afterlife.