HTML Header
|
|||||||||
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
Squarwick
My colleague, friend and fellow Kiwi expatriate Scott Gray was involved in a car accident yesterday and was quite badly hurt, so I'm not feeling too clever this morning. I believe he's going home today after a night in hospital, with some broken bones and "a black eye the size of a rugby ball". I'm relieved it wasn't worse -- as, I'm sure, is he. Merry Christmas, eh? Anyway, this one's for him.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
- Roger Langridge
- London, United Kingdom
- Eisner and Harvey Award-winning cartoonist responsible for The Muppet Show Comic Book, Thor the Mighty Avenger, Snarked! and Fred the Clown. Would like to save the world through comics.
really sorry to hear about Scott. Send him my best wishes won't you. I have sent him a message but he probably won't pick up his mail for a while.
ReplyDeleteOh, fantastic pic by the way!
Do u ever really feel clever Roger? Or are you worried people will figure you out? I mean your stuff is so awful - I'm trying to figure out how you get away with it all?
ReplyDeleteWow. It takes real guts to post this sort of invective on a blog post where the blogger in question is talking about one of his friends who is *seriously ill*. Anonymously, yet! I’m going to assume from your poor spelling/syntax/people skills that you’re a very young child. Or, you know. A fucking cretin.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, brr. Poor Scott. I hope he’s back and fighting fit soon.
Dan
Spot on, Dan. I can't believe somebody would make a comment like that considering the nature of the post.
ReplyDeleteThere is a whole wide web out there, so why spend time visiting and commenting on blogs you don't like?
ReplyDeleteIf you're so clever Mr Anon, then arrange the following words into a sentence:
get
life
a
I do find this very disappointing - to find that Anonymous, an artist whose prolific work in so many fields has brought so much joy to so many, should prove to be, on a personal level, an eejit of the first order. It's true what they say, you should never meet your heroes.
ReplyDeleteI would wager Anonymous is a muppet fan. Those freaks are evil.
ReplyDeleteHey, we Muppet fans are passionate freaks, but not evil ones. What this Anonymous fellow wrote was extremely distasteful and unMuppety.
ReplyDeleteI hope your friend is swiftly on the mend, Mr. Langridge. I don't quite understand the picture adjacent to the post, yet I do find it delightfully disturbing.
If I find out our anonymous friend was a Muppet fan I'll be very disappointed. I'd assumed I'd finally been noticed by Tom Paulin.
ReplyDelete