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Subj: No "Crisis", just a series of small crises to keep things interesting. Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 at 06:23:22 am EDT (Viewed 3 times) | Reply Subj: Glad to know there's no Crisis in the spiffyverse... Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 at 12:30:07 pm EDT (Viewed 570 times) | ||||||
Quote: Well, yeah... it seems like you've got a few things to keep you busy... hell, even providing all of those links must have taken some time. I think I'd enjoy "i-Robot Theater", provided the fish smell isn't too strong.Give your most recent story post, I think i-ROBOT Theatre would be right up your alley! We're dealing with a lot of the same issues about robot rights & sentience that are coming up in the Parodyverse. (The fish smell is minimal. Except for in one room. It's pretty fishy.) Quote: I also quite like the "We Should Know Each Other" idea, and would attend if I ended up in Calgary. You Canadians and your friendliness... it's adorable. I think in the US we may have to warm up with "We Probably Shouldn't Stab Each Other" and build from that. A Lego room would help, no doubt... unless there weren't enough Legos to go around.I think there's a market for "We Probably Shouldn't Stab Each Other'. It would start with suspicious glowers and end with hugs. Everyone loves hugs! Quote: Is that you in the top hat on the Markapalooza poster? I can't say I looked too closely, what with the naked women in body paint just beneath it. I have now decided that far too few of my own birthdays featured nude models in body paint. Screw cake and ice cream.Yup, that's me - my poster designer thought it would be fun to pimp me out, and I didn't object. Bodypainted models have become a fixture at my parties. Everyone seems to love them! Can't figure out why... Quote: In any event, I'm delighted to see you're doing well! Congrats! Thank you, sir! What about you, any crazy video game developments lately? | |||||||
