Finally updated again! Been kinda busy being sick. Yuck. So, anyway, I'm working on the next strip, so I'm hoping I'll be able to update again soon.
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Monday, February 18, 2013
Chapter 14, Page 20 Distracted
Plasma globes are made of pure, concentrated awesome. Appropriately enough, they were also invented by real life mad scientist Nikola Tesla. He seemed to specialize in making things with limited practical applications, but, man, do they look cool!
Also a little shout out to the Headwaters Science Center in Bemidji. I'd go back to Bemidji just to visit that place again. (Well, that and the the mini-golf course with the 3-foot metal sculpture of a mosquito.)
Monday, January 21, 2013
Chapter 14, Page 19 Relativity rodent
I maybe shouldn't be quite so amused by this, but honestly, the little thing was maybe the size of your average hamster. Might have even made a good pet. Why is it I always seem to be the only one who finds these surprise guests to be cute?
Monday, December 31, 2012
Chapter 14, Page 18 Rodent Revenge
Sorry about the quality and the wait, the flu stinks.
This really happened. This squirrel had the best revenge ever. I laughed and laughed.
I didn't make any human friends at camp.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Chapter 14, Page 17 Language is strange
'Gull' is Norwegian for yellow. No idea why carrots are called 'yellow root' in Norwegian. Or why oranges are called 'Chinese apples.' The Chinese part I kinda get, but apple? They're nothing like apples!
Monday, November 26, 2012
Chapter 14, Page 16 Which is more scared?
As pointed out by Journo-SEAL, I inadvertently reposted last week's comic. *headdesk* I blame it on the cold.
I was really disappointed when the little red squirrel didn't run over my shoes. At least he got away in one piece. Never did find out why he ran into a crowd of teenagers in the first place.
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Chapter 14, Page 15 Nature of Nature
Two weeks in a row! Let's see if I can keep this up.
This is actually an abridged version of the complaints these two had. If you will, imagine listening to this for the entire time it takes to walk from one campsite to another. It's not a short walk, by the way.
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