Mar 15, 2010
'This week Kehaar and Grampus wrestle with the slow kid in the
Babylon 5 class - the Earth Alliance. With particular attention to
the Earth-Minbar War and the Clark Civil War they buffet
between topics including space colonisation, first
contact and relative scales of unpleasantness in war.
We apologise for delays in recording due to 'When Babies
Attack' events.
No damn shirt collars disappeared or went to Zah'um in
the making of this episode.
Now get the hell listenng our podcast!
An ISN special report confirms Kehaar is doing the
Liverpool Half Marathon if you want you can sponsor him hear
http://www.justgiving.com/Andrew-Clark1
TWGNN is also willing to sponsor a Comic Forum project -
details on the Geeksyndicate forum an executivue
summary below from Bluemeanie:
"Ok, short version - if we get enough teams to warrant doing
it, we were after short comic stories of up to 10 pages max. The
theme at the moment is just nerd-life, but this might change if the
forum gets fixed and people can actually give feedback.
Deadline wise, were talking end of September which should be enough for even the laziest to get 3 or 4 pages together. Then it all gets put in a book, thrown up in Indyplanet and any and all proceeds go to the Hero Initiative.
In the past these have just been a bit of fun and only shift copies to people who have something in there, but its still a bit of fun and good practice."
Deadline wise, were talking end of September which should be enough for even the laziest to get 3 or 4 pages together. Then it all gets put in a book, thrown up in Indyplanet and any and all proceeds go to the Hero Initiative.
In the past these have just been a bit of fun and only shift copies to people who have something in there, but its still a bit of fun and good practice."
Interested wrIters or artists get in touch with Blue Meanie at
ecbt2000AD@yahoo.co.uk or on the forums
Comments on the episode n the forms or twogeekswithnonamepodcast@yahoo.co.uk"
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