Saving the world one game at a time

[shazrasha]

So finally got round to reading Sabrina Online that lucian_albrecht keeps referring to. All the archives in one go.
I would like to take this opportunity to say that my outside self is in no way affiliated to Sabrina Online. She is not a "furry" or a skunk. Neither does she own an atari computer, have an addiction to transformers or work for an "adult" company.
That said she would like to point out that she quite likes Sabrina Online and thinks the boss is funny. And no she isn't being paid to advertise either. ;P

Found a cool website called Kill Boredom which now allows me to find even more webcomics to read. Yeah! <-- if in doubt that is my addiction right there. Along with tea.

On a special note I finally got round to sorting out my favorites list a bit by organising the comics by subject. What? No! Of course this is no reflection on the free time I have at work. Come back here halo or I will tie you down with rope!

:) So anyway the intrepid explorers in my game will be further trying to save the world this eveing while I will make sure the world in all it's strangeness tries to stop them... (You'd think it would have more sense) hmm swarm of rats coming on...

Tea's so far: a paltry one but two chocoexpressos almost make up for it.

Comments

[lucian-albrecht.livejournal.com]

So finally got round to reading Sabrina Online that lucian_albrecht keeps referring to.

What? I've never seen that before in my life.....

Sarbreenar I may have mentioned, if only to warn you away. Plus it has a misused apostrophe on the front page.

oops my mistake

[shazrasha.livejournal.com]

Brain fried meant that Little Joe told me about sorry.

[midnightoak.livejournal.com]

I love Sabrina online, it actually made me laugh out loud in parts which not a lot of web comics have done...