They didn’t, honestly, but part of the problem (and the reason I started doing them) is that I’m not really as qualified as I used to be. In the wake of Grounded, I stopped reading Superman comics, so I’d effectively be commentating blind, which I don’t feel comfortable doing.
Plus, I’m really at a point in my work where I want to switch the emphasis on how I’m regarded from what I think about a thing (commentary) vs. how I can do a thing (the reviewee, if you will). When I was a commentator, despite the fact that I did this kind of work, I wasn’t taken as seriously. When I stepped away, for some reason, I was. I can’t speak to why, but it’s one of those things that’s currently working for me in a good way.
That said, if you ever want to jaw about what’s going on, I’m available, and would be glad to, but I don’t feel comfy being all “authoritative” and whatnot, quotation marks intentional and self-deprecating.
[Without belaboring the point, I understand we still have no full idea about this world and what could be the consequences of doing so, but based on the fact he actually doesn't have all that much more time left, I see no good reason not to let Billy stay on here to enjoy (and fuck LOL) the rest of his life away and the rest of the Scoobies leave when that time comes.]
I am now eagerly awaiting the reveal of the reason…
It was a surprise to hear your voice in the Speeding Bulletin.
Yeah! Steve needed a voice-over and so I did one for him. It’s been a long time since I recorded for a podcast! Fun!
Leo’s been staring at that couple for ten minutes? LOL.
Also, I can’t wait to see if my “the Charlies are bisexual” theory is correct.
I’d say in a multiverse like this, a bisexual Charlie would be as possible as a female DE or even a lesbian Charlene, just saying
And if any of the current Charlies is bi, I’d put my money on Leo, being the doofus he is, I can see it happening during college, as an “experiment”
You should drop once in a while and do a Bailey Planet. I don’t think those take so much time to do (I can be wrong) plus there is much to talk about.
They didn’t, honestly, but part of the problem (and the reason I started doing them) is that I’m not really as qualified as I used to be. In the wake of Grounded, I stopped reading Superman comics, so I’d effectively be commentating blind, which I don’t feel comfortable doing.
Plus, I’m really at a point in my work where I want to switch the emphasis on how I’m regarded from what I think about a thing (commentary) vs. how I can do a thing (the reviewee, if you will). When I was a commentator, despite the fact that I did this kind of work, I wasn’t taken as seriously. When I stepped away, for some reason, I was. I can’t speak to why, but it’s one of those things that’s currently working for me in a good way.
That said, if you ever want to jaw about what’s going on, I’m available, and would be glad to, but I don’t feel comfy being all “authoritative” and whatnot, quotation marks intentional and self-deprecating.
In theory, he doesn’t have to, really
[Without belaboring the point, I understand we still have no full idea about this world and what could be the consequences of doing so, but based on the fact he actually doesn't have all that much more time left, I see no good reason not to let Billy stay on here to enjoy (and fuck LOL) the rest of his life away and the rest of the Scoobies leave when that time comes.]
Well, I’m a fan of your work so I’ll follow you all the way into the pits of Hades! However, I rather follow you to a bar and get get a Rolling Rock
To resolve Leo’s dilemma: STDs.
If there is any world where everybody has AIDS, this is it.