Strategic

Ello All,
It's good to be back. I've started working and have access to a whiteboard so hopefully I can be as regular as I was (for the brief spells that I was regular.)
For everyone who's stuck around and still checks this page, Thank you.

Fair's Fair

Somehow killing him was the only politically correct final panel...
All's fair in love and murder.

The Return

Ello All,
How's about a little bit of self deprecation to start things up again?

An Alphabetic Valentine

Many people see love in many ways. Here's how the Alphabetics see it.

Happy Valentine's Day to anyone who believes in it.

Happy Sunday to the rest of you.

Writer's Block

Ello all
Been a while I know, but it's Valentine's Day and I figure it's as arbitrary a day to upload as any. So, presenting to you, WHY I've failed to write anything new lately.

Movements

Ello All

Sorry for the absence. I am in the process of re-living.

I do realise it's not been a good run of comics, hopefully I'll catch form again.

Presenting: The Alphabetics

It is with great pride and trepidation that I present to you a brainchild of mine from the 11th grade...The Alphabetics!

Thought Problem

At the risk of being labelled high brow for the subject matter I shall explain first:

Schrodinger, an Austrian theoretical physicist posited a 'thought problem' which is essentially a messed up situation scientists argue about for fun.

His thought problem, also called "Schrodinger's Cat", posited that if a cat was placed in a box which also contained a hammer that could break open a flask of Hydrocyanic acid (it kills...) then until the box was opened a scientific observation could not be made thus rendering the cat neither dead nor alive and therefore both dead AND alive. (For a better more detailed explanation)

This is from the day after he posited it...

There IS some irony in an Austrian putting a cat in an enclosed area and releasing toxic poisons. Don't get me wrong. I'd have done it to a cat too...evil b*stards.

The Isms

Big Thanks to Suyash for the observation itself.

And there is of course an "ist List" to be uploaded here soon in collaboration with Ishaan from Pitendencies.

Dreams Are Awesome!

For the life of me I cannot figure out why we're so disappointed when a movie turns out to be a dream.

On another note, how would we have reacted to Martin Luther King going "I had a dream..."?