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Showing posts with label not-at-all-star-wars-related. Show all posts

Friday, October 15, 2010

Good Bye Blogger

For various reasons, I'm in the process of migrating this blog over to Word Press.

Shortly all of the posts currently on this site will be locked for comments, etc... and it will probably sit and languish until Google decides to delete it for being abandoned.

I've enjoyed having a blog hosted here, and my decision has nothing to do with Blogger, just a personal choice is all. thanks, and I hope to see anyone left over at the new site!


http://se7ensamurai.wordpress.com

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Oh Futurama, how I've missed thee...

Oh, how I missed Bender Bending Rodriguez, Phillip Fry and Turanga Leela... Not to mention Zoidberg, the Professor, Hermes and Scruffy. The years when there was no Futurama seem like the dark ages of television. They held nothing for us to slake our thirsts on (besides Family Guy, The Simpsons, Robot Chicken, South Park, etc), and we were left to squander our time watching re-runs on Adult Swim and trying to convince ourselves that Futurama was never canceled by the Evil Suits at Fox networks. (BAD FOX, BAD)

(Click through the JUMP)

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Another day another conference call, another calendar doodle...

Sent from my G1, far from home.

Total Perspective Vortex? I don't thinks so. Hey, I'm Zaphod Beeblebrox baby!

Sent from my G1, far from home.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

From Empty Lighter

Todays 'doodle' is kinda lame, but I called it x-mas in August.
My wife says I'm hi-larious!

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Doodle of the Day

From Empty Lighter
I know, it's drawn in the wrong day, but I just got this calendar today. Give me a break.

Pen and highlighter on cheap note pad

Sent from my G1, far from home.

From Empty Lighter

Pen and highlighter on desk calendar, oct.2009

Sent from my G1, far from home.

Thursday, July 22, 2010

The Boarding (Part I)

The cruiser came up behind the small craft, slowing to match speed. Hailing frequencies were already on, and data transmitted back and forth between the vessels, although no one from either ship had actually spoken to the other. Captain Kino walked down the gantry, towards the huge view screens.

Regional Commander Shuth stood staring into the screen showing only the void of space. Apparently he had ordered the screens set to a one-x-displacement. The small craft they were overtaking was a small blur towards the center of one screen. There was absolutely no detail, and only a simple red marker picked it out. Still, the commander stared at the tiny smudge, as if looking directly at the real thing. Kino’s experience told him to leave the commander alone, but he had to report.

“Commander, we are closing fast on the rebel ship. Sensors report that we are within small weapons range.”
Shuth’s low growl replied, “Good. Fire a warning shot, and begin boarding procedures as soon as possible, Captain.”

The command was relayed, energy weapons powered up, and then fired.