Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Correspondence 6/27/09 15:12 - 16:07

   The Mad General! Or, "the general character," which is a phrase that happens to be a double entendre for "the general character," which causes a little bit of confusion there at the start. We get derailed brainstorming what his name should be (I guess to avoid future understandings like that,) but don't settle on anything. Meaning: there will be more.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:12 pm
I got it: an introduction of the general character. Sets him up for the sequel, so that [SPOILERS] can take place much earlier in the story, so [SPOILERS] earlier.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:13 pm
Could you elaborate, I'm sorry, but I don't think I understand.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:15 pm
An introduction of the General. A scene from his viewpoint. To set his character up for the sequel.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:17 pm
Ah, I see, I rather like that idea, as we do need a few more characters.
What shall he be called?

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:21 pm
...
You go first.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:22 pm
Um, something that's kind of like "Ingstrom" or "Mugabe".

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:23 pm
Ooo, what are those from?!

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:25 pm
Ingstrom's a Swedish name, and Mugabe is of some African origin.
But, you know, they're real names so we have to mix them up.
But, for the general, I imagine and "African" guy, with the awesome accent and everything.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:27 pm
I really imagined him as the dude who wanted to use the MD device to blow up the planet in Children of the Mind, till Valentine's and Peter's aiuic replicas came in and dismantled it.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:30 pm
Ha, this guy seems like he could be a likable character, unintentionally so.

And, here are some cool( I thought) African names:
Kalenjin
Makua
Akan
Makonde

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:32 pm
Well, I suppose he was.
Lots of M's, A's and K's, mebbe a j.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:33 pm
Hm... I've got nothing. Makonde sounded coolest to me.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:36 pm
But not exactly that name. Arthur is to Arthos as Makonde is to _.
And what's the planet's version of Africa?

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:38 pm
Um, well, it'd be west of Akkash, I suppose. Hm, we never named continents, come to think of it, but that was kind of intentional. We could name the country though.
Hm... how about Makonden? Akmonde? Makonda?

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:44 pm
Makonden and Akmonde I definitely like, they still preserve the sort of Nordic feel that Ingstrom had. And character-relate, is there a sort of childishness to his character? Not child-like, but stubborn, refusing to take blame, etc. would explain why he [SPOILERS], but of course no-one believes him yet.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:47 pm
Ah, yes, that's exactly what I was thinking.
And, maybe we could combine it with Ingstrom? Or try out some more nordic names.
Halfdan
Yttling
Muren
Inghardt
Latham
Sigfinn

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:49 pm
Yttling... Sytt... Yttsam...Yttsburg...

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:52 pm
Yttstrom... Ingstradt...

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:53 pm
Ing...str...
Ytt...
Ing...

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:55 pm
Now it just sounds like we're mentally deficient Norwegians.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 3:57 pm
Makonden Yttstraus.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 3:59 pm
So he's African and Scandinavian?

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 4:01 pm
Ytt...Ingstraus?
Yttstraus Makonden.
Yttstraus...Yttling... McOnden.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 4:02 pm
Ah man, now he got Irish somehow.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 4:03 pm
None of these are right!

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 4:04 pm
I know!
Let's just call him "the general" for now, and worry about it later.
(Though, this is what we did with Nycaster too)

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 4:05 pm
And everyone else.
So, the point of the last twenty minutes: we introduce the general.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 4:07 pm
Yep, I suppose that's decided.

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Correspondence 6/27/09 13:45 - 14:02

Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 1:45 pm
Okay. Uhhh. The one with Kite, taking place after, I got it: The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory.
Or is that the one with the short stories taking place in the PoM universe, such as that time in the military with Phyr, and the computer at the end of time that calculates using the power of memory?

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 1:48 pm
I thought that was the "making of" documentary on the DVD extras.
And, I'd actually be pretty excited about the short stories project. It needs an awesome name too.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 1:49 pm
Just unpublished stuff, you know. You don't have to write anything specifically for it, an' all that.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 1:51 pm
Yeah, I suppose so.
Could be a fun little side project after we wrap up PoM.
...Though I don't suspect that will be anytime too soon.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 1:53 pm
And I quickly tire of all this pointless (or, at least, lacking a point) conversation. Is there any important stuff that needs to get done? Characters, Events, Sciences, etc.


Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 1:54 pm
Hm, there's still that mid series lag that needs filling.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 1:56 pm
Not really. You can't "fill" a lag, lest you make it "sag."
Hmm...
The mad General?

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 1:59 pm
Ah, right, you more speed it along.
The one who [SPOILERS]?

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 1:59 pm
Yesh.

Re: Name
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 2:01 pm
Well, all I remember being defined about him is that he wanted some serious promotions, and advancement, and so notified no one about finding Nephyrem and OREM.

Re: Name
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 2:02 pm
Yes, and thus is crazy independent and selfish.



Monday, March 18, 2013

Correspondence 6/26/09 19:10 - 6/27/09 12:41

Ghostwriting
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 26, 2009 7:10 pm
Looked at some fees for ghostwriting, an, at least, for a trilogy of books, it'd take us $150,000. At most, $200,000.
And, as you know... that is quite a lot.
So, guess who's writing this?
...Us.

Re: Ghostwriting
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 26, 2009 7:55 pm
Well, just today I read that cowritten books are really hard to pull off. But I don't suppose that that applies to one guy writing and the next guy re-writing.
(But as a note of warning, it's not "drafts". Just do the final draft, and then make improvements on that if it doesn't work out.)

Re: Ghostwriting
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 26, 2009 7:58 pm
Yeah, I heard that same thing today too, eerie.
And, well, let's see how well some 17 year olds can write.

Re: Ghostwriting
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 26, 2009 8:00 pm
Style is easy. Anyone can pull off style.

Re: Ghostwriting
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 26, 2009 8:37 pm
But style is largely overrated anyway. All that really matters is a good story.
(And by the way, how are we going to overcome that middle-book-in-trilogy "lag" in which nothing basically happens?)

Re: Ghostwriting
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 26, 2009 10:10 pm
That's true... and I'd say we do indeed have a good story.
(That's a really good question. We could take a cue from Hollywood and fill it with an explosion or two, and a sex scene. But that isn't very like PoM at all. Quite distasteful. Plus, we've kind of honed the "asexual protagonist" in all this. Hm, does he ever get a love interest? in his past, even. The only person I ever saw where that could make sense is Seth, but I think that's kind of silly addition. I like the idea of the friendship better. An Alexander-Hephaistion, Kirk-Spock kind of thing. And... I'm rambling. What was this even about? Oh, right, the "lag". Um, I don't know. What needs, at that point, some exposition?)

Re: Ghostwriting
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 10:08 am
Well, his past, certainly. And there's usually only a lag if it's because the protagonist's objective can't be met. Isn't his objective to [SPOILERS]?

Re: Ghostwriting
From Persomem to POMegranate   Jun 27, 2009 12:28 pm
I thought we were leaving that up to interpretation.

Re: Ghostwriting
From POMegranate to Persomem   Jun 27, 2009 12:41 pm
Fine. You interpret it that way.

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Thespis Strip Dated Sunday, March 15, 2009

Click to embiggen.
TRANSCRIPT:
Marvin: ...
Hi.
The Author has an acute case of writer's block today, so...
We are so sorry.

NOTES:
   I'm not sure-- I think this may have been deliberate to set up a plot point much later on (which it will become,) but I doubt it. Yeah, I copy/pasted Collin and the pie on this one.

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Film Review: War Horse

   Another Spielberg film review, because I wrote it. Steven Spielberg's War Horse takes place in an alternate version of World War One in which all sides, regardless of nationality, speak English as their first language.

   The puppetry in this film is very good. They're puppets, right? In the stage version, at least. If not, they're really taking away one of the major draws of the original show in adapting it to the big screen. Was that on stage, the scene when Joey jumps over a tank John-McClain-versus-fighter-jet-in-Die Hard 4.0 style? If so, then that should be every scene in every play ever.

   I kind of slept through about half of it, so I've got no idea how Joey is drafted into the military in the first place (being a puppet, I guess,) but at least I woke up in time for Benedict Cumberbatch.

   This film should appeal to everyone who likes either war or horses. And that's pretty much everyone.

Friday, March 15, 2013

Film Review: Lincoln

   Steven Spielberg's Lincoln is a film about how terrible movie trailers can be at their job sometimes. In the commercials for the film, Daniel Day Lewis's performance looks like tremendous overacting and ham and cheese on rye, but in the actual film all you can think is, "holy crap, Abraham Lincoln!" It is also, like I had said, about how just because something is politically expedient does not make it right.

   That's... that's really all the snark I have for this movie. Why'd it have t be both so good and based on a true story? Why?

   Oh, I know. It takes place in an alternate version of history where they changed the names of those who voted against ending slavery so their progeny wouldn't be called out on the street. SO, uh, that's something.

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Who Needs Blipverts?

   The companies have got us in Skinner boxes, having us locked in a behavior-rewards loop. If they can control us so thoroughly, why are their advertisements so mind-breakingly stupid?

   Advertising is becoming more and more personalized, but is this leading to a dead end? Will the art and entertainment of the future revolve around demographics? Well, each person isn't just a part of a demographic to be pandered to; each person is part of several demographics, which combine in intriguing ways. Even then, though, with the combinations of all the demographics you can combine, that's just one small demographic.

   So advertisers need to not only attract an audience but to expand it, coax people into liking what they would not normally and making them realize that they do like it.

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Sugar Faith

   Another OC, Sugar Faith. That's like slang for sweet tooth or something, right? Or, in my head, at least. I didn't really intend for her to come up looking so much like Fluttershy, and I actually modeled her more on Rarity, but there you go I guess. Actually, I kind of think she looks like Jodie Foster...

No, calm down. That's a butterfly, not a moth.
    Yeah, I see the tangency there between the foreleg and the... shank? Yeah, I think so. Shank. (A tangency is when points on two planes in a drawing touch without overlapping, cancelling out the illusion of depth.) Beginner's mistake, I know. There's also one between her chin and the butterfly's wing and one between the top of her forehead and her mane, but those feel more in place, like they'd actually be touching. The one between the legs is less excusable, and originally I was going to fix it digitally, but decided against it as it wasn't worth it.

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Answers to Guess the Theme

   And now, the conclusion to the story, which answers the theme:

   These names sounded familiar. And then I realized where I had heard them: Holes, by Louis Sachar. They were the nicknames of the guys at Camp Greenlake. I was trapped in a book!

   Yep, the theme was this, you are a UPS driver who gets kidnapped by fictional characters. What? You thought it was anything different?

   Alright, yeah, you had it. A sentence starting with each of the letters in sequence. It's so obvious, especially when I highlight it like that. But I bet I could do that with posts and you'd be none the wiser (and now I've told you my evil plan. Great.)

Monday, March 11, 2013

Guess the Theme

   At last! Behind me lay all of the other deliveries. Clear before me was the last home that needed a package, and my favorite song began on the radio as I popped out of the van. "Dancing Queen," by ABBA, if you must know. Everything was going on pretty smoothly. Far too smoothly, in fact...

   Great big old clouds crept in front of the sun. Helios, that mighty god, began to shrink, to disappear. It got dark far too suddenly. Just dark enough for me not to see the shovel come out of nowhere and hit me in the head. KRAK!

   Lying there unconscious, I had some pretty strange dreams. Melon balls doing strange little dances through the air. Nexium pills and Vallium pills and all sorts of other drugs began doing feverish swan dives at me. Ouch! Pounding me and pounding me, wave after wave of pills shook my frame, until I began sinking out from the onslaught. Quicksand had saved me, but who was going to save me from drowning? Reaching for the surface, I sputtered and awoke. Someone had dumped me in a small cabin, I could see that much. There were piles of stuff cluttering everything up all around me, so I couldn't really see much. Under me and over me, just as nightmarish as my dream: piles of clothes, books, dishes, overturn board games...

   "Very good," said a voice from the next room. "We've got the mailman. X-Ray, Zero, could you come over here a sec? You just go in there." Zero and X-Ray...?

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Thespis Strip Dated Sunday, March 8, 2009

Click to embiggen.
TRANSCRIPT:
Collin: I'm... Embarassed [sic].
Marvin: About... What?
Collin: ...
No, it's too stupid.
Marvin: Okay, then.
Collin: !
COME BACK!
I'll tell it.
I...
I USED TO THINK THAT ALL PENGUINS DIDN'T HAVE EARLOBES!
Marvin: !
Marvin, thinking: ...
Of course not. It's just the macaroni kind.*
(*Editor's Note: This is sarcasm.)

NOTES:
   I'm just as baffled as you are on this one. Sorry. Maybe Collin was making it up to disguise that which truly embarrassed him?

Saturday, March 9, 2013

Pretty Boy Rainbow Skyjammer

   Now in pretty boy style.

   I don't know either. It was fun I guess?

Friday, March 8, 2013

Rainbow Skyjammer


   It's the first MLP OC I did (My Little Pony Original Character... really, now, it's not so obscure...) Rainbow Skyjammer. That one's alright, I suppose.
And here he is all painterly (def 2.)

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Correspondence 5/2/09 18:15 - 19:54

We swap some lyrics. It's gonna be an awesome one today.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 6:15 pm
Um, Generation Y:

Why are there so many songs about love?
Songs about love lost and love found
And love lives turned around?
I guess the poets and dreamers all just can’t make up their minds.
I used to think that everything was
Everything was fine.
I think the things I think are fine are fine, are fine
And I want to think this through so you can just get out.
Girl, without a shadow of a doubt.
Girl, without a shadow of a doubt.
I want to be alone
So you can just go home
I hope that is all right.
Still, I think of you at night.
Girl, without a shadow of a
Everything was fine.
And I can’t make up my mind.
Do you want to be mine?
Girl, without a shadow of a doubt. Girl, without a shadow of a Fools rush in and out
And the fools all twist and shout
Tell me, what’s love all about?
Girl, without a shadow of a doubt.
Girl, without a shadow of a doubt. Girl without a shadow of a
Everything was fine.
And I can’t make up my mind. And I can’t make up my mind.
I’m sure that if you start
To open up you’ll find
If true love’s from the heart
Or is it just a state of mind?
I used to think that everything was
Everything was fine
And I think the things I think are fine are still all right
I think the things I think are fine are fine, in spite
of the thoughts I think of you that keep me up all night
Girl without a shadow of a
Everything was right.
And I can make up my mind, and I can make up my mind
And I can make up my mind, and I can make up my mind
Girl, without a shadow of a
Everything is fine
We’re Generation Y. We’re a generation stuck in time.
Girl, without a shadow of a doubt.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 7:24 pm
I really like the progression of thought in this one, it's like stream-of-consciousness-songwriting.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 7:37 pm
AND i'M WORKING ON ONE CALLED kILL mE TO sLEEP oops darn capslock anyways here it is so far

Just ’cause I’m strait
Don’t mean that I’m sexist
Just because you’ll pay
Don’t mean I’ll teach you how to play gui-tar
And just ’cause you say
That it’s love,
Honey, that don’t mean that it’s love
At all
Let’s get you out of those wet, wet clothes
Here, you can put on my shirt
Maybe we’ll dance the night away
I know that you’d like that
Love me softly
Kill me to sleep
Love me softly
Kill me to sleep
Love me softly
Kill me to sleep
Love me…

People are gonna notice
And think things that aren’t true
I don’t care, don’t shed a tear
It’s worth it all just to be with you
And Just ’cause I’m awesome
Don’t mean that I’m phat
I see you playing possum
But it’s not over yet
We’re not gonna stop,
No, we’re not gonna stop,
No, We’re not gonna stop
Until I’m dead.
Kill me to sleep.
We’re not gonna stop,
No, we’re not gonna stop,
No, We’re not gonna stop
Until I’m dead.
Kill me to sleep.
Love me softly
Kill me to sleep
Love me softly
Kill me to sleep
Love me softly
Kill me to sleep
Just ‘cause I’m strait
Don’t mean that I’m sexist
Just because you’ll pay
Don’t mean I’ll teach you how to play gui-tar
And just ’cause you say
That it’s love,
Honey… I’m pretty sure that means it’s love.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 7:41 pm
Ha ha, that is one of the best things I've read all day. Awesome title/motif line, by the way.
I wrote one song as well, though, tell me if you think of a title.

I have prayed for you,
To a fake, deaf god,
I have come for you,
Even though you'd gone,

I have prayed for you,
Now a lost, dead soul,
I have searched for you,
As it grew too cold,

There's nothing I won't suffer,
Nothing I won't endure,
Not to be your lover,
Or to hold you near,

But to free you of your nightmares,
To rid you of your ghosts,
Finally dry your tears,
So it is to you I toast,

"The faltering light!
The waning moon!
The coming night!
I'm coming soon."

What am I to you?
Acquaintance or friend,
Just what can I do?
To steer you from the end,

What am I to you?
What does that even imply?
What am I to do?
While I watch you slowly die,

I would do anything for you,
Just to see you smile,
And there's nothing I'd not do,
Please stay a little while,

Please tell me I can help you,
Please tell me there's still hope,
Just tell me what to do,
In hopes that I can help,

"The dimming flame!
The burning root!
Am I to blame?
I will follow suit."

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 7:45 pm
I like it. Kind of... Vampire-y. And come to think of it, I did write Generation Y on the spot. er... a spot. We could use that spot in the music video. But really I already knew what it would be like, and then just put it in order, went home, and wrote something like that order down, until now it's in its final form like you see here.
But name, name... I rather like that line in the I think second to third last stanza.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 7:47 pm
Vampire-y?
And I would love to see Generation Y become a full-fledged song, it has a uniqueness in thought and form I've not seen often.
Which line?

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 7:49 pm
Umm, "just to see you smile" or "while I watch you slowly die" but never mind, I came up with a different good title for it...

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 7:50 pm
it being? (you've got me excited.)

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 7:51 pm
Toast to Remember, Drink to Forget.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 7:54 pm
Oh god yes that's awesome, so fitting and, oh man, thanks.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Correspondence 4/28/09 20:40 - 5/2/09 17:24

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:40 pm
Can I link the typed up lyrics to the song articles?

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:41 pm
I guess no wait- that goes in the- yeah okay.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:44 pm
You could add lyric sections as a standard.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:45 pm
The media section- lyrics, liner notes, art, etc

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:47 pm
Ah, alright then

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 1, 2009 3:23 pm
mmmm

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 5:07 pm
how's it goin

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 5:09 pm
Good. Evidently Raphael wrote a bit of music to 3 songs I wrote, though I still have yet to hear them.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 5:11 pm
nice. I finally got the back of Birds Cracking Foxy printed off, the other attempts being hard to explain why they aren't good but easy to see when you look at them.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 5:13 pm
I see I see(figuratively)
Looks like our band is beginning to fade into existence

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 5:14 pm
H, h
[onomonopeatic chuckle]

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 5:17 pm
Now I just need to hear these songs, and maybe some awesome can be born of it

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 5:18 pm
'these' as in all of the songs?

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 5:20 pm
Just the 3 for now

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   May 2, 2009 5:22 pm
So,
wait what three oh the three albums?

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   May 2, 2009 5:24 pm
The Plague, Gently Baby Easy Slowly, and In a Sense (which I don't think I ever showed you, come to think of it) are all he's started on

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Correspondence 4/28/09 20:07 - 20:38

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:07 pm
Well, in that vein,
(you seen it? it's a classic eppy)

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:11 pm
I have no idea what relevancy this has, but thank you so damn much, I loved this episode and almost forgot about it.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:17 pm
You know, songs.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:19 pm
That's a loose organization.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:19 pm
Well, you know...

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:30 pm
Yes.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:32 pm
Speaking of which, do you have any more songs of coverage?

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:34 pm
New ones you mean?

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:35 pm
yesh

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 8:37 pm
Just one, but seeing as I'm typing this from my wii, I'd much rather show it later.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 8:38 pm
kay

Monday, March 4, 2013

Correspondence 4/27/09 16:31 - 4/28/09 18:46

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 27, 2009 4:31 pm
Okay, I've got the back cover all nice and finished (unless we want a barcode, which I don't think we do, and if we do it can just be on the plastic wrappings)

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 27, 2009 6:13 pm
Good good, how's it look?

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 3:26 pm
umm... good?
No wait, I was gonna show you at school, but I didn't get your message because I had to go to work.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 4:31 pm
Next time then.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 28, 2009 6:38 pm
Maybe

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 28, 2009 6:46 pm
If you remember.
Also, I've begun the process of typing up all my songs, you should too, as I've not read a lot of them.

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Thespis Strip Dated Sunday, March 1, 2009

Click to embiggen.
TRANSCRIPT:
Marvin: Hello again.
Many of you out there were offended by the politically - charged nature of one of our recent strips.
Jeez, guys. It's a comic strip. It's suppose [sic] to be funny. Honestly. It makes us wonder if we'll ever be able to return to business as usual.
Collin: Now, Marvin...
Marvin...
Now Marvin....
Now Marvin.......
már •vín.
hmmm...
IT'S A SPONDEE!
A SPONDEEEE*!
Marvin, thinking: Business as usual...
(*Editor's Note: The word Marvin is actually a Trochee. We just think that "Spondee" is more fun to say.)

NOTES:
   Creative writing class, forms of metric feet. Spondee really is quite a funny word, so, eh, why not? It really is more fun to say than "trochee." First appearance of the Editor, very nice, that's going to be important later. And you can really see me get into my later, smoother style with the artwork here, as opposed to the flatter artwork of previous strips.

   Also, didja catch the visual pun in the way I wrote my name there? Per-A-zzo. I'm not sure if that was intentional (probably not?) but, you're welcome very much.

Saturday, March 2, 2013

Trivia Sections

   Go back in the article history of an article on Wikipedia, to a time when the page still had a trivia section. I guarantee it'll cause you to lose IQ points, but at least you'll also learn a lot of pointless trivial crap at the same time somehow. It makes you more smarterer. It makes you more smarter.

   For example, did you know that more '90s sitcom families than are even relevant drink Tang? Who cares, but it's... it's a fact, I guess. A free online fact, that anyone can edit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Tang_(drink)&oldid=279950192

Friday, March 1, 2013

Correspondence 4/26/09 15:25 - 15:44

   After a crash, I need to come up with the order for the songs on Birds Cracking Foxy again. Song ordering on albums is a pretty serious business, you know, and I think I did a really good job on this one (the song ordering on Felinity Femininity, not so much, but this one is good.) The person with whom I settle Catan at the end there, I'm pretty sure it was Adam.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 26, 2009 3:25 pm
I think I had it something like this:
Lovely Nuisance
Touch
Wrong of Me
Love Names
Springtime
Whatever Happened?
Generation Y
Two Years Ago Today
Or in Our Beds
Fur on a Wire
Burn
...To Die For

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 26, 2009 3:25 pm
For the ordering?

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 26, 2009 3:27 pm
Something like that.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 26, 2009 3:29 pm
Alright then.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 26, 2009 3:29 pm
Well, I'll work on the back...
Which reminds me, could I see the aborted PoM script/book?

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 26, 2009 3:30 pm
I have to see if I still have it, I tend to delete things out of frustration...

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 26, 2009 3:31 pm
'kay.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 26, 2009 3:34 pm
And it is lost entirely, along with a lot of other PoM stuff actually.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 26, 2009 3:35 pm
Well, okay, then. I guess. It just needs to be done is all. And you've got it up there. [points to head]

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 26, 2009 3:36 pm
Yes yes, I need to get back around to doing that.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 26, 2009 3:37 pm
Welll, off to work on the back of the album.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 26, 2009 3:42 pm
Good luck.

Re: BCF
From POMegranate to Persomem   Apr 26, 2009 3:43 pm
Done.
Well, now I'm off to go play Settlers of Catan.

Re: BCF
From Persomem to POMegranate   Apr 26, 2009 3:44 pm
You settle that stuff then, for Catan!