
And the quiet was disturbings to me. I planned going to light a candle somewhere sacred and saying some quiet words ...
Well, you need a night between each day... so it just must be a long "night" right now...Archerd wrote:stevedj wrote:Well, aren't days longer the farther north you go? (He lives in Canada, you knowwillpell wrote:"Today" sure is long....) After all, a day is 6 months long at the North Pole...
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I just wish the clock had something more fun to say... like "Lost initiative roll"
ETA: THunt - get well soon!
It's winter in the Northern Hemisphere right now, meaning that days are actually much, much, shorter. I happen to live above the 45th parallel myself and am enjoying getting up and going to work, and getting off and driving home in the dark.
It's only in the Summer that days get considerably longer.
I very seldom go looking for threads I am not already subscribed to.Wolfie wrote:There was a thread on the discussion board
That widget is inobviously positioned and usually contains random nonsense. A 404 Cartoonist Not Found error ought to go in a banner at the top of the page or something.and a couple of tweets about it (which pop up on the comic main page).
My long-neglected blog.Glemp wrote:To some extent, you need to be arrogant - without it, you are vulnerable being made someone's tool...for Herbert's sake, have the stubbornness not to submit to what you see instantly, because you can only see some facts at a time.
Cheer up, Archerd, they're getting longer now! Today it wasn't pitch-dark until nearly 6 pm in TO. Well, technically it's never quite pitch-dark in TO, but you take my meaning.Archerd wrote:It's winter in the Northern Hemisphere right now, meaning that days are actually much, much, shorter. I happen to live above the 45th parallel myself and am enjoying getting up and going to work, and getting off and driving home in the dark.
*gathers foam throwing knives and lightsabre*Tofu wrote:By jingo, a non believing heathen ... Storm the twitter baracades with the armies of Facebook ...such ignorance can only be met with a wall of steely deathfullness.
My favourite suggestion so farwillpell wrote:. A 404 Cartoonist Not Found error ought to go in a banner at the top of the page or something.
Not at THIS time of the year! Way up here in the Great White North (and by that, I do mean that I get -50C temperatures.. and we've had a whole whack of them this winter)... we have very little sunlight!stevedj wrote:Well, aren't days longer the farther north you go? (He lives in Canada, you knowwillpell wrote:"Today" sure is long....) After all, a day is 6 months long at the North Pole...
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I just wish the clock had something more fun to say... like "Lost initiative roll"
ETA: THunt - get well soon!
I'm from the 45th!!! There's a road that clearly states it's the 45th parallel!Archerd wrote:I happen to live above the 45th parallel myself and am enjoying getting up and going to work, and getting off and driving home in the dark.
I went to College in Fairbanks, Alaska - 40 below in January, 95 ABOVE in July/August.lingrem wrote:Pffft. But zombies would freeze and be unable to move. I'll take vampires as at least if I became a vampire I'd have cognitive function!
And yes... we have no sun and we have massive cold... but in the summer we will KICK YOUR BUTTS with sunlight! Which would be enough to probably kill all the vampires. We just gotta make it a few more months!
I often wonder why no one on The Walking Dead suggests moving north. Up here we'd all be playing off road zombie-ball. That's where you drive by them in your SUV and smash them with a baseball bat. Fun for all.lingrem wrote:Pffft. But zombies would freeze and be unable to move.
Yeah... we range from colder than -50C(-58F) to the 30C(86F) range. Last summer though we had some 40C(104F) days which were brutal!RedwoodElf wrote:I went to College in Fairbanks, Alaska - 40 below in January, 95 ABOVE in July/August.lingrem wrote:Pffft. But zombies would freeze and be unable to move. I'll take vampires as at least if I became a vampire I'd have cognitive function!
And yes... we have no sun and we have massive cold... but in the summer we will KICK YOUR BUTTS with sunlight! Which would be enough to probably kill all the vampires. We just gotta make it a few more months!
Oh, are they like Swallows?DrinksTooMuchCoffee wrote:<Monty Python>Are you suggesting the Undead migrate?</Month Python>
This week's Oglaf is totally SFW.DebatesIncessantly wrote:Erm, I mean, I don't read Oglaf. T-That would be incredibly revealing about my character. I-I just... okay, fine, maybe a little.
My long-neglected blog.Glemp wrote:To some extent, you need to be arrogant - without it, you are vulnerable being made someone's tool...for Herbert's sake, have the stubbornness not to submit to what you see instantly, because you can only see some facts at a time.
I don't know...Tutenkharnage wrote:Tarol should ditch the clock if he can't stick to the schedule. And we all know he can't stick to the schedule for very long.
OOTS doesn't have a publishing schedule, but I never get angry at Rich Burlew if there's no comic for a week or two. Ditto OGLAF. Ditto Erfworld. Why? Because I'm not expecting an update on such-and-such a day. None of those webcomics promise a new comic on a certain date and then fail to deliver on it. There's just no need for the Goblins countdown clock. It invokes too much nerd rage.
Funny you should say that, because that's the initial plot of Season 2 of the Telltale TWD game series.RocketScientist wrote:I often wonder why no one on The Walking Dead suggests moving north.
I don't think anyone else is really any the wiser. I hope Thunt's okay; and hope maybe he just changes the update time to "as soon as possible, get off my back already!!" for the next few updates. I think it's easier to deal with uncertainty in the update day/time than missing scheduled updates.Insane Kitty wrote:it would just be nice to know why or when the next one is going up, when it is 10 days since the last one. Not all of us use twitter, or care for twitter, so we don't know what is going on.