Cool health blog

Check out this health blog I found. It's got all kinds of up-to-the-minute info about natural health remedies. You'll find something useful almost every day. It looks pretty balanced, too - it's not just a "all natural food is good" kind of thing, it actually examines the claims and cites studies and presents evidence for or against a particular product. The articles are well-written and interesting, too. It has info about everyday foods, like chocolate and coffee; it's not just obscure health-nut stuff. I'm adding it to my list of blogs I follow, in case it turns out that popcorn cures (or causes) cancer.

New blog!

So it turns out that being a web-comicist is hard, even when all you do is snap pictures of strangers and steal images from Google Image. So I've started a new humor blog, called "Google Suggest Makes Me Lose My Faith In Humanity." The link is here. I'll still update Fatal Error, though; fear not. But GSMMLMFIH is a LOT easier for me to do, so I'll update that a few times a week. Enjoy!

Also, she's blonde...

I saw this girl sitting at my bus stop yesterday. I had to be very sneaky while taking pictures with my camera phone, just casually holding it and surreptitiously snapping pics. It took a few tries before I got a good (enough) one.
Seriously though, why DOES she have three pens stuck in her hair? What's wrong with her pockets?

Twitter status: all good

Read this and this. Huzzah for twittah!!

E.g., the official state media reports that there's no protest happening here; Twitter says:

Hiding Fail

It might be kinda hard to tell, but those are Maddy's little pig-tails sticking out from under the blanket. The title is from yet another Internet meme, adding "Fail" to pictures of people who... well, failed at something.

eCONomy

Think about it... why does WalMart give you perfectly good stuff in exchange for shuffling some bits around in a computer somewhere? Because we all agree to pretend together. That's it. That's the entire economy. Bits in a computer, pieces of paper with dead presidents on them, shiny yellow rocks... as soon as we moved beyond bartering, it's just layer upon layer of pretending and illusion and delusion. There's really no 'there' there. Not even a little. The economy is the biggest con game ever, but it's so big that everyone cons everyone else equally (mostly). Think about that the next time you buy something: "Ha! That poor fool took a piece of paper in exchange for this delicious doughnut! I sure tricked him!" Congratulations, you're a con artist. Sawyer would be proud.

VAMPIRE BABY!!!!

Wow, over 2 months since I posted a comic... and this is what I come up with? Sheesh.