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Posted By: sQUEAKYfOAMpEANUtHowdy, pardners. I'm sQUEAKYfOAMpEANUT.
I'm a PC gamer, I live in Canada, and look out, because I'm CRAZY, DAWG.I'm an awful person and I will make you cry.
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Posted By: ArcysSpeaking of Canada... nobody messes with Canada's army? Wanna know why?
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1821508Now's the time on Sprockets when ve dance!
Posted By: kbkbkLive in San Francisco
Posted By: kbkI still read email in pine and chat on irc.
Posted By: kbkHi there. I'm new. Well, new to this, anyway. Long time reader and all that.
I'm kbk! Born in '73. Live in San Francisco and somehow have ended up working in a corporate office as an executive assistant despite multiple visible piercings and candy apple red hair. I still read email in pine and chat on irc.
I'm on livejournal, inconsistently, assubtly_modded.
*smooches*-=kbk=-
Posted By: MalakymHey, everyone.
My name is Sandy (I make up for it with my manliness). I'm 21 and I live in Scotland. I've been reading/listening to HE that long that I can't remember how I came along this dwelling of awesomeness. It's been a year atleast.
I work in an office. Nothing big, but behind the scenes I'm slowly gathering qualifications to get a job within IT.
No need to announce myself as a geek (although I did right there) as I guess that's what has brought everyone together here! See you around.
Posted By: Dramcoursing through millions and millions of fat cells.Whaddyatalk? It's all muscle. Wonderful geekish staring-at-a-computer-bred muscle!
Posted By: Arcysfollowed by 50 reps of Flux Capacitor.
Posted By: SpringHeeledJackHello,Christopher,33, A geek of rather redneck pedigree. Found HE through Stumbleupon in the winter of 08 and have been an avid fan ever since.
Willkommen. Bienvenue. Welcome. C'mon in!
Posted By: John DarcThat was a Cabaret referenceThough throwing in the "c'mon in" flips us from Cabaret to Blazing Saddles.
Posted By: JonHello Fancy Bastards!
I'm 26 married with one (very soon to be two) children. I work as a programmer/test facilitator at a jet engine test facility.
I found HE via stumble upon just before the first podcast, listened and have loved it ever since. I have brought 3 friends to weekly listener ship. I decided to post when Joel said on the last podcast he had around 200 "hardcore fans" and I wanted to publicly correct him! Sometimes even the hardcore fans aren't vocal, sometimes we are busy evangelizing the show to others. But more often then not (I think) people like me assume that any entertainment personalities of the HE quality would be inaccessible so people don't try.
Thanks so much for the podcast I/we look forward to it every week.
-Jon, Fancy Bastard
Posted By: Stealth DozerGreetings Fancy Bastards
I found HE when i was looking for a replacement for GFW radio on iTunes three months ago or so. I'm always excited now when a new HE podcast shows up.
I live 40 minutes away from Mt. Hood in Oregon and am taking pre-engineering classes in between playing hyper realistic murder simulators and rock climbing.
I've died laughing multiple times listening to the HE podcast.
Posted By: HeronSilverHello!
In a lot of ways everything/everyone reminds me of my days in college at WPI, which was a pretty damn geeky school.
Posted By: HeronSilverwas drawn in by the character of Josh and his zany anticsAnd even zanier deaths!
Posted By: SpringHeeledJackI love how Brazos Atheists sounds like a softball team.
Posted By: Dram(don'tmakeagaysexjokedon'tmakeagaysexjokedon'tmakeagaysexjoke)(whyevernot?whyevernot?whyevernot?)
Posted By: misterxHello FBs,
Name is mark, found it after a friend pointed out this awesome site.the podcasts make work go so much faster. work at a comic/games/geek stuff in a untold part of nyc. so ill just make myself secretary of comics.thank you for your nominations.
Posted By: DramFull initiation involves corn chips, candle wax, and special lipstick that comes in a tub (at least we think it's lipstick, it's kinda stingy).Jeez, Dram, you make us sound like some kinky sex club. Not that that will drive anyone away. Prolly attract more, actually. Kinky sex club it is!
Posted By: scruffScruff here from Victoria, Australia. 36 y.o. Mac/Windows programmer working on learning systems. Stumbled onto HE via one of your earlier iPhone-related comics (iPhantom zone I think it was) that appeared in one of the Mac blogs I follow. Listen to the podcasts at work, get some really strange looks when I burst out laughing in the middle of a quiet office.
Have a flatmate who has the same soul-destroying attachment to Smallville as does Joel. I have a tin representation of Nibbler from Futurama (now with 99% more dark matter!) which I'm planning to embed in him (my flatmate) if I ever hear that darn theme music again.
I lived in Austin TX for a year, working for Motorola. It is there where I garnered my love for Armadillo Pralines. I have a small man-crush on Eli.
Posted By: HeronSilverI thought Kinky Sex Club was the special bonus?It's part of the vault.
Posted By: Cid Kainaspirations of revolutions.You mean "revolutions" like "violent government overthrow"? Or "revolutions" like "spinning in your chair until you throw up"? Because we totally kick ass at the second one!
Posted By: HowwieHello!
I'm a 21 year old Canadian geek. Howard is my name. Currently out of a job, which is great because it gives me more time to focus on my writing (I aim to become a filmmaker or a writer for TV) and putting together other wondrous things. I used to regular write, draw, and update my own webcomic, Oh FFS, but it's on indefinite hiatus while I work on the movies thing. Other than that, I just play guitar and co-host a podcast with a few friends of mine called Simulated Importance.
Going to be honest, I haven't the foggiest how I stumbled across Hijinks Ensue. What I do know is that H.E. is definitely one of my favorite comics, if not my favorite. I also listen to the podcast (which I just started from episode one a week ago, and am currently at episode sixteen or seventeen), and, much like the comic, it has become my favorite of the medium.
That was much more in-depth and long winded than I had intended. Damnit.http://www.simulatedimportance.com
Posted By: DramPosted By: HowwieHello!
I'm a 21 year old Canadian geek. Howard is my name. Currently out of a job, which is great because it gives me more time to focus on my writing (I aim to become a filmmaker or a writer for TV) and putting together other wondrous things. I used to regular write, draw, and update my own webcomic, Oh FFS, but it's on indefinite hiatus while I work on the movies thing. Other than that, I just play guitar and co-host a podcast with a few friends of mine called Simulated Importance.
Going to be honest, I haven't the foggiest how I stumbled across Hijinks Ensue. What I do know is that H.E. is definitely one of my favorite comics, if not my favorite. I also listen to the podcast (which I just started from episode one a week ago, and am currently at episode sixteen or seventeen), and, much like the comic, it has become my favorite of the medium.
That was much more in-depth and long winded than I had intended. Damnit.http://www.simulatedimportance.com
Don't worry, we catch ourselves being long winded a lot around here, at least I do. Welcome!
Oh, and the link in your sig is messed up. Just an HTML error. Try clicking it and you'll see what I mean.
Posted By: MiyabinajiyoujiHey every one. New FB here. I'm 23 and I actually found HE through an lj comic feed. I started reading the comics from the beginning and got pretty addicted, pretty quickly. The HE podcast was the first podcast that I ever listened to. Ever. So while I'm geeky, I keep it toned down. Other than that, I'm going to UoH to get an Asian Studies degree which I should graduate with soon. My first Ba was in psychology.