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Figure Drawing: Design and Invention
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Today’s PCW Guest-Star comic was commissioned by Philip “Frumph” Hofer for his friend John Tesar. John recently underwent a cancer-related surgery and is back on the road to recovery. Get well soon, John!
-Krishna
P.S. John’s avatar now appears on the Featured Guest Stars page. :)
New macbook Pro
Originally uploaded by Sandy’s Shots!
I surely hope so. What’s interesting to note in the photo (if it’s not faked) is the presence of the Dock within the trackpad area. What do you think? Is this Macbook Pro the real deal or fake?
-K
Bob’s time at Bogus Buy continues… on Friday, we have another PC Weenies Guest-Star comic. Guest-starring in a PC Weenies comic is easy, makes a terrific and unique gift for that special person in your life.
Proceeds from the guest-star comics I receive thru October 16th will go towards raising money for Cindy Randi, who’s fought cancer three times and is in need of financial help to pay her medical bills. So, signing up to guest-star is a GREATÂ way of helping someone in need, too.
I hope we can get a calvacade of guest-star comics up through the 10th year anniversary of the strip (October 21st, to be precise).
Sign up today!
-Krishna
P.S. Weird database issues due to propagating the DNS after switching servers. This comic update actually appeared on Wednesday.
I’m pretty late with the updates, just because I wanted to take some time off this weekend. Our 8th Sequential Artists’ Pub show focused on Print on Demand, handling interviews with the media (and how to score an interview with the media), the do’s and don’ts of setting up a webcomic website, followed by more top picks from our roundtable of cartoonists. Folks on the call and in the chat included:
If I’ve missed you on the role call, shoot me a note in the comments and I’ll add you in.
As always, comments and feedback on the show are welcomed. If you’ve got questions for our roundtable, please post ‘em in the SAP! forums.
-Krishna
The sales guys know how to push ‘em. That’s for sure…
Having purchased an extended warranty from a popular electronic store chain once (and only once) before, I can confirm that extended warranties at these specific stores are a pure rip off.
Read the contract carefully. Many chains will claim to give you a replacement, but only after you send the device back in 3 times to their repair center. Good luck getting a replacement after that third time, too. It didn’t work for me, even after I worked my way up the customer service food chain.
I’ll never purchase another extended warranty from an electronic chain again. What about you?
-Krishna
