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Among many things, Randall's interpretation of "The Lord of the Rings" ruined "Clerks 2" for me.  Since it's release, I have come across many people who like to give just about a copy/paste synopsis of the trilogy.  Annoying.
Originally, this strip contained text written in Tenwgar that basically gave my opinion of the film, but I felt the foreign text was distracting and that looking at the oversimplified telling of "The Lord of the Rings" that this strip gives and reading the title would get the point across.
This is the strip containing the Tengwar lettering:
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I actually play this game all the time, and the answer is usually "Star Trek".
It's simple; you give the person you're playing with a quote from a movie, worded as represented in this strip.  If they don't know what you're talking about, you give them a second quote.  If they still don't know, you give them a third quote, the easiest quote you can think of.  If they don't know what you're talking about by that point, they lose.  Try it with your colleges.  This game is exactly fun enough to be enjoyable at work.
C2E2 was a hit!  Talked to a bunch of cool writers and artists, learned a lot from the professional-hosted panel, and got to hang out with the folks of the Webcomic Alliance.  I was even able to scrape a few words out of the driest mouth I've ever had to Adam Hughes.
There was a lot of positive feedback regarding the exclusive C2E2 strip, which I handed out to my art heroes and some people I never knew of who were doing crazy-cool work.  Besides a small sack of swag I assembled over the weekend, I received some awesome gifts!

Byron Wilkins of 1977 the Comic                                                   Justin Wilkins
Danielle Corsetto of Girls with Slingshots                                       R. K. Milholland of Something*Positive

Why Weebly wants to turn the bottom pictures on their side is beyond me, and I can't seem to fix the problem.
 

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Talking briefly with Dawn Griffin, creator of "Zorphbert and Fred" and member of the Webcomic Alliance, I was introduced to Comics for Japan.  She gave me this flier and invited me to join the cause.  It just seems right for our heroes to give some props to a country to which we owe so much of our pop culture.
To donate $10, just text "REDCROSS" to 90999.
 

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Happy St. Patrick's Day to all!
It's okay to cry during this movie.  Just don't let anyone see.
Is that a new shirt, or has Lyle just been wearing it inside out until now?
 

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Google has revealed its ludicrous objective of making no information useless.  I'd say me looking up videos on how to jump rope in a wheel chair at three in the afternoon could be seen as useless information.  But now that info has a use!  It's use is to feed and satisfy the beast that is Google.  It's hungry for our info.  Soon, Google will, through annexing the institutions that facilitate our internet addiction, devour all E-nformation.  What will we do when they accuse us openly of having watched "Strawberry Shortcake" seasons 1-3 while searching for shortcake recipes?  Deny it?  They have the proof.