| Sooo...it looks like this week is going to be guest strip heavy for a bunch of different web comics. My best wishes for a speedy recovery to all those afflicted by the PAX Pandemic. |
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| Welcome to PVP Makes Me Sad. For the classic PVPMMS blog, please click the link you just passed. PVP Makes Me Sad is a blog about the PVPonline webcomic -- frequently regarding both the minutiae and the over-arching direction of specific facets of the strip. From the serious and the amusing to the bizarre and the inane. Why? Because it's interesting. We're also fond of praising whatever it pulls off really well -- the stuff that doesn't make us sad. Depending on how you look at it, we're the best PVP-enhancing prosthetic around and the only PVP fansite in existence. :( |
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Some enemy of video games, or of comic strips, or of the internet, or of PAX's rise to fame illegally imported someone who's infected with the pig flu and is responsible for this tragedy, aren't they? Must have been Jack Thompson! I'm sure he couldn't have personally gotten so close without being spotted, but I'm sure his hands are dirty. :)
ReplyDeleteGet well soon, PAXers! The flu is bullshit. Even so, I still wish I'd gone to PAX (Like I've wished I had done every year it's been around. I have no excuses -- I just keep thinking "next year, I'll definitely go" all year 'round). The entire thing stands out as a beacon of hope in a world plagued by businesses and governments that don't much care about people, but instead the financial gain these people represent.