Quick update on a Monday

It's Monday so there's a new comic up over at A Little Scary. If you haven't yet had a chance to check it out, please go. Start at the beginning though since they are sorta sequential. Not necessary though.

March is almost over. It's going to miserably hot here in Hong Kong really soon. I wish it were mild year round.

How many websites do you have?

I know some people who have what seems like WAY too many websites. Me, I only have two: cybrpunk.com and A Little Scary. My wife has two as well though: Cat and Muse and Shotsauce. So I guess you could say we have four active sites in the household. We own more domains than that but that's a different story.

Then there's people like my friend Yoshi who has close to a gazillion domains and at least 80 billion active websites. But then some people are just like that.

So how many web sites do you have?

A Little Scary

I've launched a new website this week. It's a new web comic called A Little Scary (http://alittlescary.com) and is centered around the sons and daughters of famous monsters and myths, gods and legends as they learn about growing up 'special'.

Also don't forget to take a look at my main website at http://cybrpunk.com for more information, news and reviews.

Stupid Blogger Comments

I really hate when I want to post a comment on another Blogger web site and it forces me to use my own Blogger ID to post. Well, either that or no posting at all.
I know some people have set their Blogger comments to allow different kinds of comment IDs which is great. I like being able to link my full-time site, as opposed to this one which I almost never use.
Maybe someday Blogger will change. Maybe.

Kung Hei Fat Choi

Happy Lunar New Year!!!

Been a while

It's been a while since I posted on here. Not much point I suppose. I already have one primary blog so the other ones I've setup are kinda redundant. Whatever.

Just a little over a week till me and the missus fly back to St. Louis for the holidays. That'll be nice.

Lost weapons in Iraq

How does this even happen? How does the U.S. Government just lose 110,000 AK-47 rifles, 80,000 pistols and 250,000 pieces of body armor and helmets in hostile territory? It also looks like we're missing heavy machine guns and rocket propelled grenades. This article says we don't know where close to 500,000 weapons are. Oops. 500,000 weapons is enough to outfit a very large army. One that could easily overpower our troops.

Are we trying to screw this up even more than it's already been screwed up? Or was this whole "attack" a clever ruse to supply yet another third world country with weapons that will eventually bit us in the ass?