Author Archives: Adam Randall

Migraine

During my time in The Corsham School Sixth Form, I would often get terrible migraines. One morning I came in and had a free period first thing in the morning and so I decided I would head up to the … Continue reading →

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Revival

Thanks to Rainbow Man, Colin has been revived after Dorium’s violent murdering of him. In real life, of course, Colin was accidentally broken, and now, with the help of David Tubb, he has been repaired, with John-Boy’s hat being used … Continue reading →

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Shift

I remember a day very near the start of my time at university, where I was walking up a huge hill with a friend of mine on the way to their house (I was staying over to avoid a late … Continue reading →

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Plato

While I haven’t been keeping up with it very well, you may remember that I have the challenge of writing more blog entries on philosophers and countries than my friend’s blog, The Kite Still Flies. Last time I did Socrates … Continue reading →

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Tetris Lady

It is my firm belief that Tetris is a very fun game indeed. Some people like to tell me that they think it’s really boring, but then the things they find exciting tend to be quite boring to me. Anyway, … Continue reading →

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Defeat

And so we reach the punclusion of the very loose story arc I started back in November with this strip. But have we really seen the last of Dorium? He is trapped … Continue reading →

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Rayman 2: The Great Escape

While this game is the second in the Rayman series, it has no strong connections to the first game (other than featuring Rayman as the main character) and there’d be absolutely no confusion if you were to play this game … Continue reading →

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The Loch Ness Monster

On Saturday, I popped down to London to spend the day with my internet friend Mairi Mac Arthur. During that day, we did various fun and exciting things, one of which, was visiting the big toy shop, Hamley’s. As we … Continue reading →

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An Ecobardic Manifesto by Fire Springs

An Ecobardic Manifesto is a pamphlet written by Fire Springs (Anthony Nanson, Kevin Manwaring, Kirsty Hartsiotis, David Metcalfe and Richard Selby) in which they lay out the role that they think storytelling should play in the modern world. It’s very … Continue reading →

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Single People Day

Since it’s Valentine’s Day, I expect most people who are in a relationship will have had some kind of nice treat from their partner, but why are they any more worthy of something nice than any single people? Quite simply, … Continue reading →

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