🚀 go-pugleaf

Bill East:
>It's Monday, the 4th of July. It's 4:37 AM. I've just finished the bulk
>of the work on my stuff for the Big Finale Thingie (tm). All that's left
>is to dig out a couple of recent posts and check to make sure I didn't
>totally screw up certain important details (this I will do later, *after*
>I've had some sleep), and I'll be shipping it of to Herr Swede, who will
>have the indistinct pleasure of trying to make sense of it all. Important
>stats: 6 reasonably complete scenes, 851 total lines. No mustache.

Yay!

>to say on that subject: Gorgax World Class.

Run away!

Chris:
>Okay...in the last few months we've had Radian get corrupted
>and nearly destroy the world, the death of several characters
>(including Superguy), Unorthodox Lass has gone through torture that
>makes Picard's experiences look like Club Med, we're about to
>have a major battle in which several heroes will kill innocent
>people and subsequently have to deal with their guilt...
>Can we please do something CHEERFUL after this?  :)

Well, I've got some cheerful stuff slated for after this.  Also some weird
stuff, some bizarre stuff, some startling revelation stuff, some pun stuff,
and some foreshadowing stuff -- all in the same storyline, no less.

Ben:
>"The Superguy Polka!"  It's not really much good as a polka, 'cause the
>middle bit is kinda hard to dance to, but as a song, it works okay.  For
>some reason, it just seemed an appropriate Superguy type song.  Cheerful,
>lively, and not quite right sounding.

We should put out a Superguy CD.  :)

(Speaking of Superguy type songs, I just picked up Fish Karma's wonderfully
strange "Sunnyslope" CD, and their song "Lunch with the Devil" is perfect
for Satan T. Lucifer Jones and Fong's.)

Gary,
who spent yesterday and part of today
in South Bend consuming margaritas and
signing t-shirts

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