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no wait sorry, those bits arent sequential, sorry, but even so...

Jazus fook indeed! was Tharg suffering from glaucoma when he agreed to those pages? I mean he could have made Dredd look consistant for at least two panels in a row at least, surely?

I could use the excuse that because I am technically a spazza, I am therefore laughing at myself, but it would be wrong, very wrong-so, guilty as charged as differently ableist, making me a hypocrite to boot  

I know I shouldn't laugh, but :D :D

Well?

Ohokay how many times does it take Gearge Lucas to change a light bulb?

Err, that WAS the punch line, oh well, if you didn't get it...

Here's one:

How many George Lucases does it take to change a lightbulb?*




*Sorry, sorry, that should be:

 How many times do George Lucases change a lightbulb?

took a wrong turn and ended up in sushi bar?

*crosses fingers, hopefully, shouts 'Viva la republique!'*

yeah, checked IMDB, it's Frank Oz

Huh? Fight Club is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY better than The Big Lebowski, IMHO

Shankshaw redemption

I was joking when I said rhat, as I have , as I have said, enjoyed the Warhammer novels I've read, and I know that Grennie, amongst over droids did their stuff for Games Workshop, though at very first I saw it the over way round, as I got into tooth after I dropped out of GW as it were, when I read my first prog I thought 'Dan Abnett? That name sounds familiar...'

is this Tolkien or Rowling ? - as I belive that could be refererred to both of them...


It was the awful Deus Ex Machina at the end of the last, extremely overlong Harry Potter book that cured me of that habit (of reading HP)  

guess it's a bummer you can't get an autograph down the phone, huh ?

Phillip Pullman is actualy good though...

Oi! you missed out JK Rowling and A.Hack under contract to Games Workshop* ;)




*Actualy, have to say I quite enjoyed the Warhammer novels I read