I think my life is rather like the tides. There seems to be a certain cycle. Before pri sch I was running around, jumping around. During pri sch I loved pop music and comics. End of pri sch I loved rock. 2 years ago, I started running around, jumping around. Last year I began listening to softer music (Beatles, folk music, 1 or 2 pop songs) and now I'm reading webcomics and listening to rock and roll. It's annoying, a little, to see that I've changed so much and not changed at all.
Anyway. I'd like to introduce a few webcomics to you guys, to entertain you on rainy days, no homework days(play along), homework days, and of course, days when you just wanna lie in bed but have to get out because there is a limit to how long you can tolerate lying around doing nothing and are extremely bored after sitting at the computer for 2 hours with nothing to play/do and having no one to chat with. In short, days when you're bored and at home. With internet access.
This comic is the first I started reading. I actually started reading it last year. It's called Ctrl+Alt+Del and is on this website: www.ctrlaltdel-online.com
There are two comics, one with better "graphics" and color, a storyline, and is generally longer. This is Ctrl+Alt+Del. The other one is known as the Sillies, and features black and white drawings, usually 3 panels long and is like a short sketch, with no apparent storyline. It usually comments on recent news in the gaming industry. Ctrl+Alt+Del is about the life of two, eventually 3 gamers, and is a must-read for gamers(duh). Even if you aren't actually a gamer, it's still kinda funny. Most of the time.
The second one is known as Loaded Dice, and is a webcomic about a D&D session. http://www.rdinn.com/comic.php?comicid=1
It's usually funny/relevant only if you possess at least a little knowledge of D&D or are willing to do research on the terms. Somewhat esoteric; you may find yourself confused if you're not at least an RPG gamer. Unfortunately there are currently only about 40 issues and the artist seems to be on a hiatus, so keep an eye out for future updates.
The third is called Looking For Group (LFG).
http://www.lfgcomic.com/page/1
It seems to be in a house-rule version of the D&D world, but has more to do with in-game than the real world. You may find occasional references to modern culture, but it's all in good humour. This is a lot less esoteric than Loaded Dice, and also focuses more on adventure than humour. Still funny most/some times.
It features an undead warlock called Richard who likes to eat babies.
The final one(and also my favourite) is known as Order of the Stick(OotS)
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0001.html
It's D&D (I'm rather fond of D&D webcomics. Just saying, in case you haven't noticed) yet again, but this is by far the funniest. The "graphics" seem kinda MS Paint(autoshapes) but it more than makes up for that with the humour. It's somewhat esoteric. Basically, all I'm saying is go play/read some D&D and you'll get all 3 of the comics which are "esoteric". The good thing about OotS is that even if you know shit about D&D you'll still find it funny. It features Roy, a fighter with an MBA, Vaarsuvius, an androgynous elven mage, Haley, a very greedy human Rogue, Durkon, a dwarven cleric who's afraid of trees, Elan, a somewhat useless bard, who eventually becomes a little useful by taking one level in the prestige class Dashing Swordsman, and my favourite character, Belkar Bitterleaf, a chaotic evil halfling ranger who like to stab people. As of now there are about 700 issues of substantial length.
So if one day you're bored and stuff, go check out the comics. Ctrl+Alt+Del has the most issues as of now, I think. OotS is second, LFG is third and Loaded Dice has the least issues.
