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Ep 125 Geoff

May13
by Geoff on May 13, 2008 at 12:02 am
Posted In: Chatter

That Damn Beaver!
“Fweeee” is the agreed upon sound effect for a capacitor warming up.
–Geoff

Episode 125: Other than that, how was the Play?

May13
by chapeau on May 13, 2008 at 12:02 am
Posted In: Comic

Episode 125: Other than that, how was the Play?

Ep 124 XML

May08
by chapeau on May 8, 2008 at 12:03 am
Posted In: New Comic

http://www.ftg-comic.com/2008/05/08/index.php

The reason Frederick Douglass left his post aiding the Mexican freedom fighters whose country he indirectly caused to be subjugated was that Peter the Great said he was Totally On Top of Things. Now, with US Grant and Douglass planning the downfall of the Thoremerson and Newton plotting to get himself a Factotum of his very own, just how is Peter going about the destruction of the Galactic Army? The answer is Russian as Russian can be. Its Empire vs Tsardom in Episode 124: Serf Dependency!!

– Geoff and The Count

Ep 124 Dolby

May08
by vonluckner on May 8, 2008 at 12:02 am
Posted In: Chatter

First of all I, as an Oakland A’s fan, can’t let go without comment that today is the 40th anniversary of Catfish Hunter’s perfect game against the Minnesota Twins. At the time, it was the first perfect game pitched in the American League since 1922, and it put the A’s, then just moved into Oakland from Kansas City, back on the radar. Tip of the Tophat, Catfish!
I’ve modeled Peter the Great’s subordinate here on Jose Castro, himself a pretty interesting guy with HIGHLY interesting coiffure features. He fought in the Bear Flag Revolt and Mexican-American War and, had Napoleon not conquered Mexico and thereby thrown a dervish into local history, he would have been assassinated in 1860.
Peter vs. the Galactic Army. Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, and US Grant vs. the Thoremerson. Isaac Newton and Robert-Houdin vs. the Mississippi River in quest of a factotum of their very own. Yes, things are coming to a decided head just in time for episode 125. But, for now, I’ve got to go watch me some Iron Man…
– Count Dolby von Luckner

Ep 124 Geoff

May08
by Geoff on May 8, 2008 at 12:02 am
Posted In: Chatter

Oh man.
I have no idea what color Mexican uniforms back in the 1860s were.
Coloring this episode was a Jagermeister induced blur. I think I did pretty good, considering.
–Geoff

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