Do you still have the content? I’d love to see it republished here if you did.
Unfortunately Norm lost the content, so he couldn’t archive it after the blog was cancelled because of time constraints.
Sadly, I didn’t back it up properly and lost the blog contents years ago.
Does Internet Archive have any of it?
The main search at the Wayback Machine indicates that they did, but every time I clicked on a date indicated as a saved snapshot, I got “can’t find that page” errors.
Aw, #*$&! I really wanted to see the blog.
Exhibit A against the common notion that anything you post online is permanent.
This is a tragedy, but it’s nice to see snippets of it appear in the strip. You get an A for effort.
I said “oh,” out loud in a disappointed tone when I read this.
NotAlwaysRight is a good substitute.
Yuck. Reads like fanfiction written all by the same people.
I enjoy NotAlwaysRight as well. Yes sometimes it feels like the stories are made up and probably are but there are a lot of good ones as well.
Ironically funny now that it no longer exists.
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RETAIL: Year One
This is currently the only collected volume of Retail comics. It contains every comic (printed in black and white) from 2006.
Do you still have the content? I’d love to see it republished here if you did.
Unfortunately Norm lost the content, so he couldn’t archive it after the blog was cancelled because of time constraints.
Sadly, I didn’t back it up properly and lost the blog contents years ago.
Does Internet Archive have any of it?
The main search at the Wayback Machine indicates that they did, but every time I clicked on a date indicated as a saved snapshot, I got “can’t find that page” errors.
Aw, #*$&!
I really wanted to see the blog.
Exhibit A against the common notion that anything you post online is permanent.
This is a tragedy, but it’s nice to see snippets of it appear in the strip. You get an A for effort.
I said “oh,” out loud in a disappointed tone when I read this.
NotAlwaysRight is a good substitute.
Yuck. Reads like fanfiction written all by the same people.
I enjoy NotAlwaysRight as well. Yes sometimes it feels like the stories are made up and probably are but there are a lot of good ones as well.
Ironically funny now that it no longer exists.