Axe Cop. The guy who made Chumble Spuzz draws a comic written by his five-year-old brother.
This is fantastic, and I realized exactly why early this morning. The minds of five-year old boys, as any of us who have been five-year old boys know, operate directly on the Rule of Cool and absolutely nothing else. When I was five, my mind pretty much rotated around mad scientists, giant robots, Bill Nye, Wolverine, cyborgs, zombies, and crazy soft sci-fi I watched with my dad (Dr. Who FTW). Those things were all awesome when I was five; everything I loved then, I still love now.
However, five-year old boys have no sense of complex plot, justification, pacing, characterization, metaphors, or any other remotely important literary device. They just know that when part of a story is lacking, you supplement by injecting even more awesome stuff, which usually works to a certain extent (zombie Wolverine has a problem? Good thing he has a Gundam!). This has the side effect of making a five-year old boy's imagination a crazy-awesome but also immensely surreal place. Hence, "we should take these dinosaur heads and hide bombs in them."
Of course, crazy-awesome and surreal is more or less a perfect blend for a fun comic. More five-year olds should do this stuff.
So, just over 7 hours till I take a massive "Overdose" of homeopathic sleeping pills for the 1023 event, hopefully at the leeds high street boots, if not, my local boots.
Every LARP should have period-acurate armor...and axes...and riding horses through bonfires...
That looks like one of those games, all seems cool during pre-game-photoshoot, but when the game itself starts somebody realises that the village has already been burned down. But then everybody just moves to the after-game, so maybe it isn't that bad.
I believe some time ago I posted the intro video for the UAF Nanooks college hockey team from a few season ago as a TotD. It was one of the best videos ever created. Well, they're back, and they topped themselves:
So, just over 7 hours till I take a massive "Overdose" of homeopathic sleeping pills for the 1023 event, hopefully at the leeds high street boots, if not, my local boots.
So, just over 7 hours till I take a massive "Overdose" of homeopathic sleeping pills for the 1023 event, hopefully at the leeds high street boots, if not, my local boots.
Well, I think what ElJoe0 was getting at was the whole "hair of the dog" approach Homeopathy takes. Presumably, homeopathic laxatives would be extremely diluted hard poop, but the concentration of poop would probably be less than the usual ambient concentration of poop anyway. That reminds me of Storm by Tim Minchin.
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However, five-year old boys have no sense of complex plot, justification, pacing, characterization, metaphors, or any other remotely important literary device. They just know that when part of a story is lacking, you supplement by injecting even more awesome stuff, which usually works to a certain extent (zombie Wolverine has a problem? Good thing he has a Gundam!). This has the side effect of making a five-year old boy's imagination a crazy-awesome but also immensely surreal place. Hence, "we should take these dinosaur heads and hide bombs in them."
Of course, crazy-awesome and surreal is more or less a perfect blend for a fun comic. More five-year olds should do this stuff.
edit: I was on my iPhone previously, but now I'm not so here's a link.
Also, as expected, The British Homeopathy Association completely misses the bloody point.
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Kitty Video set to MacGuyver...
Where did all the experimentation at the Walt Disney Studios go? It died...
My thing of the day is my snazzy new vest.