Doom is less than content

[thehefner]

It's bad enough that I got something like five hours of sleep and that the store doesn't feel heated at all and my tuna sandwich had mayo in it. Bad enough that I'm too tired and groggy to sit and write anything productive, like the Johnny Go script or the Hefner Monologue (I'm finally in the right head space to write the Tammy story). Bad enough that my plans/hopes for the weekend fell through, which means with mom out of town I'll be spending all weekend with flabbo. Bad enough that I have no energy to keep my thoughts from wandering over toward troublesome crap, both old and new. All that's bad enough right there.

But now, in these last two hours, it seems we've been getting an influx of people willing to spend entirely too much money on absolute crap. And when I see somebody sucking the literary cock of some hack like Jeph Loeb, I don't care how much it supports the store, you get the belligerent geek glare of death. My tolerance and acceptance and respect can only go so far. You, sirs, are idiots.

Only two more hours till I can get back home and sleep, then the grouchiness will hopefully subside.

Comments

[heykidzcomix.livejournal.com]

You know what might make you feel better? If you printed out that little Supertorso strip I did and slipped it into each copy of a book with her in it. It would baffle and possibly offend the stupid.

Well, it'd make ME feel better.

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

Oh my dear, it is sorely, sorely tempting.

Really tempting.

Stop tempting me.

*eyes the printer*

[heykidzcomix.livejournal.com]

DO EET

DOOOOOO EEEEEEEEET

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

We're about at closing time. But come next Monday... we shall see. (maybe ideally when the next issue comes out... you know she's evil cuz her skirt is black and even tinier!)

[interdisciple.livejournal.com]

people get more than five hours of sleep??

[aeonata.livejournal.com]

Umm-- I'm out of the loop as far as the idiocy concering readers or Jeph Loeb, but I offer sympathy anyway.

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

Before becoming one of the comics' "hottest" writers, Loeb was the screenwriter of such films as "Commando," "Teen Wolf" one and two, and the Howie Long action epic, "Firestorm." Does that put you a little closer to the loop area, mayhaps?