The viscosity exhibition.

[hirez]

Person on the telly: "Ring now. People are looking for someone just like you..."
JH-R: "Christ. The poor, deluded fools. They're utterly fucked."

Lord save us from long-running webcomics. It's a complete bugger to attempt to catch up with them. (Questionable Content in this case)

Purton, low tide. You can see the wrecked barges in the river. I'm not a disaster-junkie at all, it's just a sense of completeness.

... On the other hand, the Lomo's not too chipper. New batteries, I hope. Wish I noticed before shooting off half a roll.

That there Red Dwarf thing. Yesterday's was a bit ho-hum. This one? Fuuu...

That low hum you can hear is Grant Morrison coming up to maximum RPM. Were he dead. I await Cav's metatextual analysis. But perhaps I am interrupting some 40K?

Who? Lose the orchestra. Nice to see Amanda Pays getting work again.

Nasturtiums: sprouting wildly.
Lavender: not so much.

A lesson for us all there, I think.

Comments

[nalsa.livejournal.com]

Re: Morrison. You've just seen Wanted, then? Or is this something else?
Re: QC. So worth it. Don't try reading the entirety of Scarygoround unless you have a free week, though.
Re: Red Dwarf. Last night's put me off watching any more. Sad but true.

[reddragdiva]

Questionable Content is a continuous temporal loop. With nerdboobs.

[hirez.livejournal.com]

Na, just Invisibles/Doom Patrol/Animal Man/Filth.

... Which was where Dwarf was coming from. Boot right through the fourth wall and ending up in Corrie. I'm going to have to watch it all again because I think I caught about a third of it. I commend that you to give it another go.

[hirez.livejournal.com]

Hm. It's impenetrable if read in realtime. If you read it as a lump, there's a long-form story there.

I have that problem with dead-tree comics, too. Just give me the damn trades in a pile rather than the drip-feed. That's for people who can't read Ballard.

[dr-atheist.livejournal.com]

I started reading QC from the beginning after RSSing it for a while, it's better that way. Same goes for CAD and QOW.

[bluekieran.livejournal.com]

Lord save us from long-running webcomics. It's a complete bugger to attempt to catch up with them. (Questionable Content in this case)

Oh, you dick. I'm 178 strips deep now. You couldn't have waited to mention that 'til I was back at work?

[hirez.livejournal.com]

Glad to be of service.

I started at 500, worked forward, then started at the beginning. It's taken since Friday.

[jendama.livejournal.com]

Once you have Nastutiums, you always have them. They will not die! Good thing they're pretty tasty to eat, in many ways.

[hunkymouse.livejournal.com]

Either you have Masturshalams, OR you have London snails. Guess...

[hirez.livejournal.com]

We've got Bristolian slugs. So that'll be rubbish snails who've been at the skunk and are thus a bit peckish.

[r-is-for-rachel.livejournal.com]

hi, i know you're a big sci-fi fan -any chance you might be able to help an LJ friend figure out teh name of a sci-fi book? :)
http://ingaborg.livejournal.com/131466.html

[(Anonymous)]

I mustard mitt I never thought of snails with the munchies!

Currently, poisoning the garden so as to grow marrows. Hopefully, the marrows (being in gro-bags) won't get poisoned...