skyewww

Not broken. Which means I'm free to go.

I tripped on the ottoman last night with what happens to be the foot I use to punt footballs.
Trainers now have me getting an x-ray. Not good.
Fuck. God fucking damn it.
Just when I had pulled ahead in the battle for first string.

So I just earned my first favorites today.
I'm pretty happy with that.


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April Fool's pear thing was actually kind of concerning to me... Until I looked at the date.
Well played, DA!

Some of the major artists have been asking me why I don't go to Comic Con.
So many, in fact, I stopped replying and wrote this.
I quote extensively from this article:
www.voiceofsandiego.org/topics…

That’s not to say Comic-Con’s not concerned with its rivals – or what they’re calling themselves.

San Diego Comic-Con sued Salt Lake Comic Con last year, alleging that organizers of the Utah convention have used Comic-Con’s trademarked name to bolster their growing event.

The Utah convention, whose attendance reportedly hit more than 120,000 last year, argues Comic Con is a general descriptive term that San Diego Comic-Con organizers don’t have a right to hog. (By comparison, San Diego’s event has more than 130,000 Comic-Con attendees.)

Salt Lake City and San Diego aren’t the only U.S. cities with so-called Comic Cons, either.

Salt Lake organizers list more than 90 other events that use that moniker on their convention website.

They include a Denver one that drew a reported 101,500 attendees in May and a Seattle convention that brought in about 80,000 in March. San Diego Comic-Con’s biggest rival, New York Comic Con, says it had 151,000 at last year’s conference.

And more than a dozen other conventions across the nation are hosting similarly themed comic events with different names.

“It’s really about how the marketplace understands this term to be used,”

The term being SLC's usage of the words "Comic Con".

Bottom line: I don't go to SDCC because they sue my local comic con because they used the standard abbreviation for Comic book Convention, "Comic Con".

Hey guys!
Skyewww here, and I think I'm finally ready to do my first commission-based Choose Your Own Transformation Chain.
So here's how it'll work:
First off, you'll get to pick one of six characters to be the victim.
Then, you'll get to pick the catalyst.
Third, you'll get to pick what he/she will be turning into.
Fourth, you'll get to pick the intensity of the change.
So, here's a branch look of how it could go.
Alyssaii > Curse > first stage of tf > second stage > third stage > fourth stage > so on so fourth.
These will be in a literature format, as I don't currently have the skills to draw something like this.
Each page will be $5, as there is no picture, and it isn't fair to be charging $10-$15 a page when there isn't a picture.