We're finished with the intro so expect things to not be so story oriented from this point on. There will still be story cycles spanning a few strips, but I must disappoint those of you who expected this to be an ongoing story comic, for it will not be so. Some of you also noticed that on the FT cover there's a fourth character who has not been introduced yet. Hang in there, he will appear very soon.

I have finally decided to install The Burning Crusade and give it a try. Mind , I have no plan to ever join a guild and do raids whatsoever, for I have been there and done that. I do not need a six days per week night shift that gives no paycheck. So I'll just be doing the solo content and the five man content with a bunch of my friends. So ye, I gave Hellfire Peninsula a try and the game is as good as I remeber it to be. And if not for everything else, the game is worth playing for moments like this.

TT out

I'll contact Dave about this. It's probably just minor error in the code. ^^;

~Fox

Since this is the first time I’m posting here, I’d like to thank Dave for this opportunity. (Hope the convention went well?) But not only him, thanks for all the support we got, as well. Like I said on the forum, we’re gonna keep trying to live up to the expectations. Please feel free to tag along for the ride.

I’m rather brain-dead as in what to say. ^_^; I had a week from hell that I’m just glad is over. But Stephen King helps. *loves him* I’m a big fan of his, even though I’ll admit I’m not very good at digesting his ‘Richard Bachman’ material. Since last year I developed this habit of buying one of his books wherever I go. I don’t have such a huge collection so far, just three, but of course I don’t intend to stop- ^_^; Funny thing was, when I went to London last January I bought one of his collection of short stories, 'Four Past Midnight', and was very tempted to start reading it on the plane-ride back. Good thing my bro was there to distract me with postcard writing because the first story in it was 'The Langoliers'. XD My all-time favorite is ‘Hearts in Atlantis’. Despite everything, it’s the one that’s rooted in me deepest. I love it how he makes me believe in his ‘fairy-tales’, he’s about the only writer that can still do that.

XD Can’t wait to hit London again this summer though. I really love it there. I wonder which book I should get this time?

~Fox