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Dorium is, of course, in Hell following the events of this strip. Finger puppets can be bought here.

After recently reading The Hyrule Historia I’ve been inspired to write a little about the world of The Legend of Zelda and to make some theories about the series. As such, I’m going to talk a little about the religious … Continue reading →

For me, it’s very important to have my picture taken with the people I’m closest with. I suppose it’s a little hard to explain why, but I’ll try: when I look at these pictures, even if I haven’t seen the … Continue reading →

Good old penguins! All finger puppets can be bought here.

I mentioned a little while ago that I would often get a Dr. Pepper with Ben Wood after school. There was a small local shop that we’d pop into to get our drink. They sold drinks cheaper there than anywhere … Continue reading →

This was photographed at Savernake Forest. I’m going to use this entry to explain the issue of Colin’s language abilities which I’m sure may seem inconsistent at times. Sometimes he appears not to be able to talk at all and … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I went to Savernake Forest with my family. It’s really very nice there and so I took a lot of photographs (in two of them, my brother Sam has just walked into the shot). Anyway, here … Continue reading →

Since jokesters answered the question of “how do you know if there’s an elephant in your fridge?” (footprints in the butter) long ago, I tried to answer another of life’s big question “How do you know … Continue reading →

I’ve had these pictures ready for ages, but I just haven’t got around to posting them yet. With this, I finally have my seasons project complete. Although, having said that, I have plans to redo my summer entry since it … Continue reading →

And with that, we have the first appearance of Tolin the Cow! Actually a cow shaped torch. Tolin, just like Cooklin, was a gift from my friend Naomi Brennan, this time a birthday present. I’m not sure if I’ll use … Continue reading →