I’m a few days late but I’ve finally got the first funpack ready to ship out to the members of the fun club! If you want to get funpack 2 join the club!
I’m a few days late but I’ve finally got the first funpack ready to ship out to the members of the fun club! If you want to get funpack 2 join the club!
i am very jealous, i literally have no money, but keep up the good work
did you actually ship? because I haven’t gotten anything yet . . . .
It was like 5 days after this post but they got in the mail. You should be getting it any day! Let me know if it’s lame. I want the fun club stuff to be cool.
LOL it was in the box when I got home! And it is super cool – ONAN!
Thank you so much for the fun pack, b.patrick! This is the primeval matter so to speak, and I’m holding it in my hands! I love it, thanks.
Thank you, D! Five more to come and they get better (I think/hope.)
I hope you don’t mind me hanging my funpack above my wardrobe http://imgur.com/4GdbR
Thanks again
I made two payments over the course of about a year, adding up to $50. The last one was about a week ago. Still count ?
@kevin: Of course it counts! I’m working on fun pack #2 and I’ll get a fun pack 1 out to you soon. Thanks!
Awesome! Thanks!
How’s med school going? You going to be keeping up with your comics when you’re a rich and successful doctor ?
@kevin: Med school’s crazy, thanks for asking. But my primary position is always that the worst day at med school is still better than the best day cutting meat. At least for me. I can never stop making comics. It’s a sickness.
Question do you ship internationally because I’m from Czech Republic?
@OblakavLese: I do ship internationally, yes!
@BPatrick.
My father has a good med school story. They were in a class that was dissecting (is that the right term?) a cadaver.
The Dr/Professor asked “Does anyone know why this man is in here?”.
To which he replied “because he’s dead?”.
The professor said “No! It’s because he didn’t listen to his doctor, if he had, he’d still be alive”.
@kevin: ha! That’s good. Non-compliance of patients seems to be a running theme.