markusdragon
| Real Name: | Mark Cope |
| Age: | 22 |
| Gender: | Male |
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Comment on Livin' on the Edge - Intro-Not the Bananas! of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 31 May 2009 11:39 am
Did I miss the deadline again? Damn, but that was 2008 for you; the less said about it,
the better.
markusdragon, 31 May 2009 11:39 am
Did I miss the deadline again? Damn, but that was 2008 for you; the less said about it,
the better.Comment on Takira's Secret Realm (- Page 23) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 27 Feb 2008 12:06 pm
There was an earthquake last night here that measured 5.2 on the Richter scale. The
death-toll is in the... well, in the 0s; Britain is suprisingly earthquakeproof
apparantly. Nontheless, we're milking this for all we can because we're British and we
don't actually get natural disasters that aren't cold and wet very often, so we have to
make out that things are worse than they are if ever a snowdrop falls, we threaten to
close the roads, empty the schools and warn people of a blizzard. Also we refer to small
puddles in the road as 'localised flooding'.
So if you see a Brit today, ask them whether they felt the earthquake, be kind and don't mock them if they think that a single 5.2 earthquake with no aftershocks is some kind of big deal on the same scale as a Tornado ripping through your town, we need the sympathy, because we don't often get it.
markusdragon, 27 Feb 2008 12:06 pm
There was an earthquake last night here that measured 5.2 on the Richter scale. The
death-toll is in the... well, in the 0s; Britain is suprisingly earthquakeproof
apparantly. Nontheless, we're milking this for all we can because we're British and we
don't actually get natural disasters that aren't cold and wet very often, so we have to
make out that things are worse than they are if ever a snowdrop falls, we threaten to
close the roads, empty the schools and warn people of a blizzard. Also we refer to small
puddles in the road as 'localised flooding'.So if you see a Brit today, ask them whether they felt the earthquake, be kind and don't mock them if they think that a single 5.2 earthquake with no aftershocks is some kind of big deal on the same scale as a Tornado ripping through your town, we need the sympathy, because we don't often get it.
Comment on Tales of Zippo Prower (1: Dull and Boring Day) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 22 Dec 2007 10:42 am
No, actually Harry Potter starts with Dumbledore, McGonagall and Hagrid secretly meeting
outside of the Dursleys' house after the death of Lily and James Potter. [/nerdiness]
Rowling's one of those people that has great ideas, but whose skill as a writer doesn't live up to the imagination.
Like George Lucas, actually. Great universe and lore, really crappy cinematographer and writer.
markusdragon, 22 Dec 2007 10:42 am
No, actually Harry Potter starts with Dumbledore, McGonagall and Hagrid secretly meeting
outside of the Dursleys' house after the death of Lily and James Potter. [/nerdiness]Rowling's one of those people that has great ideas, but whose skill as a writer doesn't live up to the imagination.
Like George Lucas, actually. Great universe and lore, really crappy cinematographer and writer.
Comment on Tales of Zippo Prower (1: Dull and Boring Day) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 21 Dec 2007 12:32 pm
Again, only a short one. Not much you can say about the MOST GODDAMNED BORING COMIC EVER
WRITTEN! Goddamnit, three seperate frames about the same boredom, what the hell, Zippo!
Unless you're Lewis Caroll, NEVER start a storyline with a state of abject boredom, else you're going to disinterest people right off of the off. Does Star Wars start with Luke Skywalker doing chores around his uncle's farm? Hell, no, it starts with a daring escape. And explosions. And robots. Lots of robots.
markusdragon, 21 Dec 2007 12:32 pm
Again, only a short one. Not much you can say about the MOST GODDAMNED BORING COMIC EVER
WRITTEN! Goddamnit, three seperate frames about the same boredom, what the hell, Zippo!Unless you're Lewis Caroll, NEVER start a storyline with a state of abject boredom, else you're going to disinterest people right off of the off. Does Star Wars start with Luke Skywalker doing chores around his uncle's farm? Hell, no, it starts with a daring escape. And explosions. And robots. Lots of robots.
Comment on Paper Cut (1-The Princess Kidnapped) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 20 Dec 2007 03:38 pm
I don't think we don't get Sam Adams over here. I mostly drink Magners (which is Irish)
and Kopparberg Pear Cider (which is Swedish, I think).
Good stuff.
markusdragon, 20 Dec 2007 03:38 pm
I don't think we don't get Sam Adams over here. I mostly drink Magners (which is Irish)
and Kopparberg Pear Cider (which is Swedish, I think).Good stuff.
Comment on Paper Cut (1-The Princess Kidnapped) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 20 Dec 2007 10:49 am
I know, I know, It's a day late. I'm sorry, but I was drinking last night, and I
completely lose my concentration span after a couple of glasses of cider.
markusdragon, 20 Dec 2007 10:49 am
I know, I know, It's a day late. I'm sorry, but I was drinking last night, and I
completely lose my concentration span after a couple of glasses of cider.Comment on Tunder Unlimited (Chapter 1) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 17 Dec 2007 06:24 pm
Yegods, two scheduled updates in a row? That means I'm past that point where an author
swears blind that the hiatus is about to end, and then fails week after week to post more
than filler and assurances that the hiatus is over.
Well, the hiatus is over. I'm pretty sure I said that. Except now that I've said that the hiatus is over, I'm not sure if I'm saying it because the hiatus is over, or because I'm trying to convince myself that the hiatus is over. If that makes any sense.
Oh, please, please, please get people to sign the disclaimer (and if you haven't already done it, sign it yourself), which can be found in the dropdown box (and which I'll eventually move to page 1). I know you've all kept posting 'mock my comic' since day one, but I'm not really willing to look through 30 pages to find consenting authors three times a week! I'm lazy, remember? Otherwise I'd be doing a real comic!
markusdragon, 17 Dec 2007 06:24 pm
Yegods, two scheduled updates in a row? That means I'm past that point where an author
swears blind that the hiatus is about to end, and then fails week after week to post more
than filler and assurances that the hiatus is over.Well, the hiatus is over. I'm pretty sure I said that. Except now that I've said that the hiatus is over, I'm not sure if I'm saying it because the hiatus is over, or because I'm trying to convince myself that the hiatus is over. If that makes any sense.
Oh, please, please, please get people to sign the disclaimer (and if you haven't already done it, sign it yourself), which can be found in the dropdown box (and which I'll eventually move to page 1). I know you've all kept posting 'mock my comic' since day one, but I'm not really willing to look through 30 pages to find consenting authors three times a week! I'm lazy, remember? Otherwise I'd be doing a real comic!
Comment on PoKeMoN Heroes (#1 Wake Up! Part 1!) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 16 Dec 2007 07:00 am
@Rottweiler.
Whoops.
markusdragon, 16 Dec 2007 07:00 am
@Rottweiler.Whoops.
Comment on PoKeMoN Heroes (#1 Wake Up! Part 1!) of Mystery Sprite Theater
markusdragon, 14 Dec 2007 06:13 pm
11:59 is still Friday, dammit!
...although I may have backdated this one to cheat slightly...
Nontheless, I'm back, baby!
markusdragon, 14 Dec 2007 06:13 pm
11:59 is still Friday, dammit!...although I may have backdated this one to cheat slightly...
Nontheless, I'm back, baby!
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markusdragon, 09 Jun 2009 05:33 am
I give them a month, tops.