Fun Friday Art courtesy of Christopher Rice

Bygamingballistic

As +Christopher R. Rice is transcribing my interviews, he often freezes the video. Apparently this results in hilarity for him. Witness:

This is a more or less correct impression, since there may or may not be something from Christopher’s Pyramid Write Club (We do not talk about Write Club) that someone did that borrows heavily from TG concepts, but in a really neat new way.
Also, this is his impression of me talking to +Kenneth Hite 

I know exactly where this came from. Not tellin’, though.

Enjoy the weekend. I intend to do a lot of writing, plus play in +Erik Tenkar‘s S&W game tonight.

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