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Do you have something you want to recommend to everyone, or are you looking for suggestions for something to play/listen to/look at/touch?! This is the thread you've been looking for then.

What you should be doing in here;

- Recommending awesome stuff to everyone else.
- Asking for specific or general recommendations.

Simple, but I'd like to think it makes things nice and concise, hope it works out as a benefit for everyone.

These modern day punks just don't recognize FS. The original David. (As opposed to Canadian David, who is like Canadian bacon: a completely different animal.) was our resident artist back in the day: the busiest pen hand in The Cult.

I'll keep the idea of artists that are similar, or whose style you could learn something from in the back of my head, but while I'm here, I could suggest WEBCOMICS EVERYONE SHOULD TRY TO READ.
Dr. McNinja:The Adventures of a man with the conflicting duties of healing and killing. This is like a crazy action comedy. Start reading from the archive, skipping the prototype comic and going to the first official comic.

More recently the author of Nedroid Picture Diary started doing the colors for The Adventures of Dr. McNinja. I recommend his comic highly too. It's clever and stupid all at the same time, and this mix precipitates into comedy gold on many occasions.

OctopusPie Is the story of an uptight young asian woman living in New York, learning how to live with/by new stoner friends.

I also read Penny Arcade, which I'm sure everyone is familiar with here!


You know, there's some passing resemblance in the way both you and Mike Krahulik stylize your characters sometimes. He credits Stephen silver sometimes on the blog feed, now that I think about it. That's the guy who drew the character designs for Kim Possible.


Oh, and here's a webcomic that might not be for everyone. IT's a real chore catching up with such a long story, but Homestuck is a really long story that's been going on for more than 2 years now, and about a year ago, everyone and their grandma started reading it.

Anyone have suggestions on computer mice?

Sidewinder X8

You'll probably do well with something simple like the Microsoft comfort mouse or some s**t. I don't know much about mice. I have the logitech performance mx, and it's pretty okay. I love and hate the wireless technology, but I honestly can't go back to wired mice.

Wireless gives me a little bit of freedom. I'm kinda all over the place on my desk. With a wire, I can't place my mouse where ever I want. Plus I'm prone to knock cups over with the wire flying all over the place.

I've only had my mouse die on me once, but yea it was during a game. Kind of annoying. Luckily I wasn't pwnzoring nublets online or anything. Fortunately my mouse can be plugged in USB to recharge, so it's no big deal.