[Kinewa]

This is an entirely new concept! What will I do? And what about the children?!

[Caseyweederman]

Yeah... well, you see, you were talking about Strange Breed and it reminded me that there was, lost in time, a topic. It was Strange Breed and we were talking about it.

So how's it coming along, Dracky? You thinking of ever joining us in scheduled obscurity?
I know I'd like more of Strange Breed of Human.

[Kinewa]

Yes, I really like the style of it. *Pokes Drackir*

[Drackir]

The schedule is: when I get around to it.

[CoreTechs]

Sounds pretty strict. I hope you stick to it this time.

[Drackir]

Oh I will don't worry. It's not like I'm a procrastinator or anything! >_>

[Caseyweederman]

Hah. Alright. But I think it's funny that Kinewa has more strips than you, and she just started last week.
You're falling behind!

[Kinewa]

Procrastination is a wonderful concept. Thus, I have created a good formula to represent said phenomenon:

Procrastination= Time spent not doing important stuff - Time spent not doing unimportant stuff

Thus, if I calculate the amount of time I have, and divide it among important and unimportant, I will end up with something like this.

Hypothetical Timetable 1:

Homework (Important stuff)
+
Eating(Important stuff)
+
Praying(Important stuff)
-
Playing Dance Dance Revolution(Unimportant stuff)
=
Time well spent.

Hypothetical Timetable 2:

Webcomic(Important stuff)
-
Dance Dance Revolution(Unimportant stuff)
+
Googletalk conversations(Could be either)
+
Praying(Important stuff)
=
Time well spent(I think)

Mind you, procrastination in it's true form would have a high negative count using said formula.
Hypothetical Timetable 3:

Google image searching random words(Unimportant stuff)
-
Bashing head against wall(Unimportant stuff)
-
Making incredibly long posts on internet forums that amount to nothing and have no point(Unimportant stuff)
=
Time well procrastinated.

This is because procrastination often requires meaningless distractions. Mind you, there is another variable in the equation, one which I shall call variable x, that somehow accounts for the fact that I will more than often choose timetable 3 over the others. Variable x is mathematically, mentally, and ultimately inexplicable. I lay the blame on it for the existence of this post.

[Mizukage]

there's to much math, I'm more of a liberal arts kinda guy.
But yeah, more comix would be a nice change.

[Kinewa]

I'm a jack of all trades.

[Caseyweederman]

Hi, Jack!

pause for effect

[Drackir]

You don't know Jack!!!

[Kinewa]

Jack?


Who's Jack?


Oh wait... I get it.

[Moose]

DAMIT larry is better! why cant u be a larry of all trades huh?!?!
dam 200 posts of spam o_o

[Kinewa]

Congratulations! *Glomp of love*

[Drackir]

New comic has been posted.

[CoreTechs]

Hallelujah!
Very good comic, Drack.
Now we know you can stick to deadlines.

Now... Can we expect a new one at least once a week, say... Every Saturday and perhaps a weekday of your choice?

[Drackir]

Nope. You get a new one whenever I get around to it. It takes time to make these you know. I can't just whip them up out of nowhere. It takes time and self-chuckling, constant input from certain sources (Nalyid and occaisionally night_vision), etc.

[CoreTechs]

Alright. But just don't go that long between updates again. It makes us feel cold on the inside.

[Drackir]

Ok, that's fair. I didn't mean to but I have had a lot of other things to worry myself on.