The point is not to make alcoholic eggnog. The point it to make a White Russian with Eggnog instead of milk.
]]>Oh Joel, vodka in Eggnog? You still have much to learn young padawan, brandy (or a caramelly rum) are for Eggnog
]]>I updated the main menu to include quick links to all the latest comics under the "comics" menu item.
]]>Ooh, neat! I just discovered the way the logo at the top left zooms in and out when you scroll up and down. Cool!
]]>Ah, I see how it got borked with the parenthesis. Weird, though. The Archive page hasn't changed. The links to the Lofi comics were always there. I'll make some nice big sidebar links or something for the different comics.
]]>I… I don't really know what it means.
]]>Haha, my browser did INSANITY with that hyperlink. (First it thought it needed the parentheses, and then it thought I was trying to go to http.com), but okay!
Also it's nice to have figured out where the lofijinks went. TY.
]]>Hooray for violence!
]]>There's A LOT going wrong with the new site right now. I'm actually going to try to recreate this look in a different theme rather than fix everything that's wrong with this one. It doesn't work on mobile devices for shit.
]]>Have to admit, it's nice to get the comments without having to go into them.
Got a weird thing happening, seems to be because of the degree I have the page zoomed in: There's a vertical line to the right that separates the tag cloud at the top from the comments. With the degree I'm zoomed in, that line is creeping to the left and sits just to the left of the thumbs up/down. Seems to be the top layer. If I zoom in a bit more it disappears entirely and if I zoom out some it sits in its proper place so it's not really an issue but it's an odd little thing I noticed, so I thought I'd mention it. I'm using Firefox (latest version) on a Windows 7 machine.
]]>That's fantastic.
My son (who's just turned 10) is starting to have serious doubts (probably fostered by classmates) but he has a memory, apparently, from when he was about 3 or so (that I think must have been a dream) of being in the hallway and peeking around the curtain that cut it off from the living room, and seeing Santa there. So that's a cool memory he has.
I only hope when he does figure it out he doesn't do what I did–I immediately told my little brother. His sister is only five.
]]>The "latest" link on the archive page (http://hijinksensue.com/archive/) will always link to the latest HE comic.
]]>I prefer the current "bed head" look on Joel over the previous "Tin-Tin" swoop anyway.
]]>I've never really settled on a look for Emily and I've not been happy with the look for Joel since the continuity started. I'll just keep playing with it until it feels right. Glad you like it.
]]>That's…a brilliant way to approach it. I'm glad other people are parents instead of me.
]]>(not really. but it should be.)
]]>And just so this comment isn't too sappy, I'm thrilled that this year the magnificent bastard got me tools I needed for my bagpipe maintenance kit. Hooray for "Santa"!
*Even if there was an active fire in the fireplace. That always weirded me out as a kid.
]]>We never told Kiddo about Santa. We never said he was real and we never said he wasn't. When she would ask questions about Santa, we'd ask her questions in return. It was like a 7 year long game of "Yeah, it does seem weird that he can hit every house in one night. How do YOU think he does it?"
]]>this was a legitimate concern of mine when I was 7 years old.
]]>Preach on brother.
]]>Try selling that concept to the kids. "Well Timmy, now that you dont belive in Santa anymore, we're just going to stop doing that yearly tradition that makes suffering through the schoolyear worthwhile"
Life will be miserable for them soon enough
]]>Props to your parenting Joel; I'm not a parent, but when I read what you write about parenting, it makes me happy there is at least one such conscious father out there.
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