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I've got the same issue on the same day, and I know my comic didn't become the most popular comic on the web for a day.

A radiation symbol on a white background.

It is a balloon molesting a face that is half off-screen.

The hill is mine.

Meh, maybe another time.

Hmm... I not sure I'm really in the mood for a "proper" game at the moment.

Besides, then I'd be distracted from this one.

I dunno, but triple posting probably won't help you retain the record.

*steps aside*

There you go. :)

My bad. I hadn't seen that before. Sorry.

Oooh... Close, but not quite. I'm not really looking for a complete sentence, just the key phrase.

I typically write a long ranty blog thing, and then delete it because I'm scared of what people will think.

I still wonder why I consider my sketchpads to be pretty private when most of the stuff I draw goes straight online anyway...

Heheh, that's pretty much why I'm here.

And yeh, I saw. You're really trying to win this, aren't you?

Correct! Kimmy gets the point.

Question Two: You're not doing something I want you to do. What am I most likely to say to you?

Oh hey, cheers. :) I'm glad you like it.

(I'm assuming people can just start these up when they get an idea, right?)

This will test Comicfury's knowledge of trends on the wider internet.

I'm going to ask a question, which will be based on the memes that are featured in Know Your Meme's "Featured", "Popular" or "Confirmed" pages. Link is here. The first person to correctly answer the question will recieve one point. The first person to get 5 points wins.

After every correct answer, I will post a new question. (There may be breaks between questions though, I need to eat and sleep at some point.)


Question One: What do you use to display emotion while retaining your masculinity?

Point Scorers:
Kimmy - 1pt

The thread is now diamonds.

I tend to get a feel for what the characters look like in my head before I draw them. This often ends up with fairly basic designs, but I sometimes do a little extra tweaking to make it look right or look different.

Or if they're based off real people, I just simplify what they're wearing to the point where I won't kill myself trying to draw it four times.

Which would you guys say is the longest running comic on Comicfury?
I've noticed since I joined that most of the comics that I enjoyed when I first signed up that I subscribed to have simply stopped updating, and have pretty much died off. What's a decent lifespan for a comic here?
I've been updating "This is Normal" since the last days of 2009 (daily for 2009-2010 and first days of 2011, and four days a week since then) and it just feels like great comics just come and go so quick it's almost not worth subscribing to them.

Ah, thanks. Got it sorted now.

No, the 4th option down is the Release Date. There is no Chapter option. That's the confusing thing.