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Um, hey everybody! Yeah, so, this past weekend, I fell a little behind the ol’ curmudgeoning business … see, I’ve got this little old wedding thing coming up in less than a month, and we’ve still got to do things like write our vows and figure out where everyone’s going to sit and how to decorate and what to do if it rains and … stuff like that.

Not that actually we did any of that this past weekend, mind you. But we did determine that a lot of Beck will be played during various stages of the festivities. Plus, we picked out our wines! That was fun.

Anyway, because doing work is boring, I will spend the next little while putting together a post that really brings the glory and pageantry of the past few day’s comics (Ear-twisting! Nose-picking! Alcoholic rhymes! Rick Reilly!) to light. Hopefully by mid-afternoon or so. So hold on tight!

Oh, and thanks to all of those who felt that putting money in my virtual tip jar would woo me back. Not necessary, but appreciated! Ah, sweet sweet Paypal’d cash.

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Folks, I know I’m terribly remiss in posting in a very important time in comics history (the swans! the swans!) but I’m under a mound of real-world work that isn’t getting any smaller. Posts in the beginning of this week may be sporadic and consolidory. Apologies in advance and thanks for your patience.

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One year ago today, I made my first foray into reading the comics so you don’t have to, though I built up a week or so of material before I actually sent out links to anyone else urging them to read it. Since then, I’ve been more and more amazed at the number of people who share my love-hate (but mostly love, honest) relationship with the comics, and who moreover enjoy my writing and each others’ company enough to come visit on a regular basis. I think it’s strangely appropriate that I began the day dealing with technical problems and ended it with some cheap beastiality humor. Here’s to many more!

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