Not all our guest bloggers are still with us, sadly. Some finish the series they came to Writing About Writing to present, some retire, some eventually get tired of the way our cafeteria chef, Grendel, perceives everything as a personal insult an extracts a horrible revenge--plus is terribly fond of cabbage and cheap hot dogs in almost every recipe--and some even die honorably defending the world against genocidal cephalopods.
Lt. Lambaste (RIP) and the SciGuy fire up the Pretentitron
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