As it turns out, loaning all fifteen discs of Futurama to my sister, sans the original cases, was a bad idea seeing as twelve of those discs don’t specify which volume they’re from. Though according to the synopsis on the episode list on Wikipedia, Lrrr’s wife’s name is spelled “Ndnd,” which is pretty cool. Still not worth loading each disc to check the episodes on it, though.

Also, in light of the recent Wikidrama, I have to ask how a list of Futurama episodes is “notable,” or even remotely encyclopedic. That said, it was incredibly useful despite the fact that it should be deleted if the greasy Trekkies who can’t move out of their parents’ basement actually uphold their own standards fairly.

I admit it, I’m just curious to see if those putrescent sacks of half-digested Funyuns who edit Wikipedia articles will make a genderbunny article just out of spite. If so, I’m willing to illustrate myself sodomizing a goat for the purposes of citation.

I admit it, the previous generalizations about the people who edit Wikipedia articles were baseless and childish. Though I’m of the mind that anyone with any sort of life doesn’t write Wiki articles, they look them up. (And move on to a source that’s actually reputable if they needed anything beyond a brief overview, but I can’t really hold that against Wikipedia because that’s their stated purpose, and the reasoning behind the whole citation / notability thing. Ostensibly. Furthermore, I’m pretty sure I’ll be going to the Special Hell for following a run on sentence with a sentence fragment.)

Oh, and I’m working on starting a new comic, one that will be updated more often than my current speed of “never.” I don’t want to announce anything until after it’s been running for a while, so a single sentence buried under Yet Another Bullshit Post is about the best you’ll see on this site for pretty much the rest of the year.