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The things we love irritate us the most (sort of). For me, it's The Walking Dead. It's a show full of zombies, in-fighting, zombies, good characters, fantastic acting, zombies, great action sequences, zombies, guns, and above all, zombies.
If only the show didn't have kids.
I'm going to get a little spoiler-y from here on out, so duck out if you don't want season two ruined for you.
SPOILER ALERT: HERE THERE BE SPOILERS
Seriously, someone's always telling Carl, "Go find your mother!" or "Get in the house," and his mother never knows where he is and HE NEVER STAYS IN THE HOUSE.
In last week's episode he screws up where he's supposed to be no less than three times, and in doing so releases a zombie from a mud pit (which results in someone getting killed) and later interferes with an execution (which results in two people getting killed, when he again, refuses to stay in the goddamn house.
April 22, 2013
The aftermath of the Fan Expo Vancouver zombie outbreak: 1250+ bitten, 341 turned, 542 pieces of free art given out and more gory details on Tumblr.
April 17, 2013
Okay, so I'm trying a weird zombie outbreak social experiment at Vancouver Fan Expo this weekend, and it would be awesome if you could help out!
Basically, I want to see how fast a zombie infection could spread at a convention, and because everything is more fun when there's a score attached, I'm turning the experiment into a bit of a minigame and giving away free stuff.
April 8, 2013
This weekend at an art show I decided to try a social experiment and run my table on a "pay whatever the hell you feel like" policy.
It was a small, fun, quirky show, so it was a controlled venue for trying this out. I honestly didn't know what to expect, but it had always been something I wanted to try, so I figured I'd go for it and reap the consequences.
April 7, 2013
Ravyn Crescent is a volunteer and anti-human tracking activist who also happens to be a long-time reader of the comic. She recently suffered a serious accident and broke her hip, racking up $17,000 in medical bills and sustaining a debilitating injury right after being offered paid work in the charitable sector. That position is now in jeopardy.
A friend of hers arranged an Indiegogo campaign to help cover the cost of her surgery and hospitalization and help her get back on her feet. While I haven't personally met her, her record of volunteerism and activism are inspiring, and I hope we can do something to help her out.
Thanks guys!
April 4, 2013
So last night I got to play a game of Drinking Quest with the game's creator, Jason Anarchy, while recording a podcast with The Bitter Guy. To make sure this post is written in proper spirit, I'll be drinking my favourite maple-mellowed whiskey...
March 6, 2013
Rock, Paper, Cynic has developed a lot over the years, and I'm so stoked that you guys have been such a huge part of it. I want to start involving you more in the comic and gearing the website to be able to do things that make the world a more exciting place to live.
That's why I'm going to be rolling out some new ideas during 2013.