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Seeing as how I just ranted at mousme for exposing me to Two Lumps, here's my list of webcomics I read almost everyday (in a kinda order from most fav at the top).
Two Lumps
Kevin and Kell
Megatokyo
Penny Arcade
Diesel Sweeties
Commissioned
Calvin and Hobbes
Sam and Fuzzy
PVPOnline
Least I Could Do
Ctrl-Alt-Del
Dork Tower
FoxTrot
Get Fuzzy
Ornery Boy
Red vs. Blue
ButterNut Squash
Two Lumps
Kevin and Kell
Megatokyo
Penny Arcade
Diesel Sweeties
Commissioned
Calvin and Hobbes
Sam and Fuzzy
PVPOnline
Least I Could Do
Ctrl-Alt-Del
Dork Tower
FoxTrot
Get Fuzzy
Ornery Boy
Red vs. Blue
ButterNut Squash
Lump Obsession
Nov. 18th, 2005 03:16 pmAll I can say is this:
DAMN YOU MOUSEME FOR GETTING ME ADDICTED TO TWO LUMPS!
I can so see my own cat (Newton) in both of these cats, but mostly in Snooch.
The only thing I can do now is spread the obsession. If you have cats, you must read this strip.
Argh. As if I had the time to read this strip over the next week. Here's what I've got going:
1. Finish my documentation project by the insane deadline.
2. See Jann Arden in concert Saturday night.
3. See Barenaked Ladies on Monday night.
4. Teach class on Wednesday night.
5. Finish my documentation project by the insane deadline.
6. Accomplish other secret activities on Friday night.
DAMN YOU MOUSEME FOR GETTING ME ADDICTED TO TWO LUMPS!
I can so see my own cat (Newton) in both of these cats, but mostly in Snooch.
The only thing I can do now is spread the obsession. If you have cats, you must read this strip.
Argh. As if I had the time to read this strip over the next week. Here's what I've got going:
1. Finish my documentation project by the insane deadline.
2. See Jann Arden in concert Saturday night.
3. See Barenaked Ladies on Monday night.
4. Teach class on Wednesday night.
5. Finish my documentation project by the insane deadline.
6. Accomplish other secret activities on Friday night.
Just because I know it'll amuse you
Jul. 14th, 2005 04:15 pmNicked this one from LightSpeed: Revenge of the Sith from a Japanese perspective.
Georgie Lucas could learn a thing or two here. Maybe the bad translation is a sign of a weak script? Either way, the translation brought more pleasure to me than the original script.
Now if you'll excuse me, I must give first aid to my disheveled hair projection before I get made by the Presbyterian Church.
Georgie Lucas could learn a thing or two here. Maybe the bad translation is a sign of a weak script? Either way, the translation brought more pleasure to me than the original script.
Now if you'll excuse me, I must give first aid to my disheveled hair projection before I get made by the Presbyterian Church.
Bats is finally dealt movie justice
Jun. 28th, 2005 01:12 amI wholeheartedly agree with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
grrrscary about the new Batman movie: they finally got it right (I went to see it last night with sarahcarotte.
I wasn't too sure about Christian Bale at first (another shortish
Batman made me nervous), but he definitely got the whole Bruce
Wayne/Batman intensity right. And I would've kept the actor who played
Alfred in the other films (<a
href="http://www.space-debris.com/bat_gough.jpg">Michael
Gough</a>). Casting Michael Caine in the butler's spit-shine
shoes was a bit of overkill.
I also agree withgrrrscary
about the action scenes being too quick, although having Bats be
nothing but a hard-hitting shadow in his first few fight scenes had the
right effect. But I would've added an extra 10-15 minutes to the
training scenes at the beginning.
In fact, I would've made the whole movie about his training, ending with his first Batty appearance in Gotham. He studied with dozens of masters in various disciplines, so you could have a great film just about that. But if Books are not Movies, then Comic Books really ain't Movies. There's no simple formula to follow when trying transform the printed word to image and sound.
All in all, I'm perfectly willing to forget the first four Batman movies (except for the garish Batman Forever: there are some fine cinematic tributes executed in that film) and embrace Batman Begins. Finally, somebody understands the whole Batman concept (Adam West is NOT to be consulted!).
grrrscary about the new Batman movie: they finally got it right (I went to see it last night with sarahcarotte.
I wasn't too sure about Christian Bale at first (another shortish
Batman made me nervous), but he definitely got the whole Bruce
Wayne/Batman intensity right. And I would've kept the actor who played
Alfred in the other films (<a
href="http://www.space-debris.com/bat_gough.jpg">Michael
Gough</a>). Casting Michael Caine in the butler's spit-shine
shoes was a bit of overkill.I also agree with
grrrscary
about the action scenes being too quick, although having Bats be
nothing but a hard-hitting shadow in his first few fight scenes had the
right effect. But I would've added an extra 10-15 minutes to the
training scenes at the beginning.In fact, I would've made the whole movie about his training, ending with his first Batty appearance in Gotham. He studied with dozens of masters in various disciplines, so you could have a great film just about that. But if Books are not Movies, then Comic Books really ain't Movies. There's no simple formula to follow when trying transform the printed word to image and sound.
All in all, I'm perfectly willing to forget the first four Batman movies (except for the garish Batman Forever: there are some fine cinematic tributes executed in that film) and embrace Batman Begins. Finally, somebody understands the whole Batman concept (Adam West is NOT to be consulted!).
