[LordGibson]

The Libertarian cartoon, Day by Day, has had a run of gun/shooting oriented prints the past week or so. You can peruse the storyline using the calendar on the main page.

A good, topical cartoon, even when it's not about guns.

http://www.daybydaycartoon.com/

[El Tejon]

:banghead:

I used to be cool and hip and then I got a mortgage, a payroll to meet, overhead and responsibilities. What the heck was that? I don't understand anything in that "cartoon".

Aren't they to have punchlines? Back in my day when I walked uphill to school barefoot in the snow both ways, cartoons had punchlines and we liked it.:banghead:

[LordGibson]

Certainly some days are better than others. I imagine it's tough to come up with something new and funny every day. Still worth the 30 seconds a day in my opinion.

[rbernie]

DBD is not much different than Doonesbury, for example - more of a way to make a wry statement than to elicit an outright guffaw.

[Handgun Midas]

Too many exposed midriffs for me to take seriously.

He's trying to present frearms in a no-nonsense manner,
but he draws all his girls like they're from an A&F catalog.

Might swing some metropolitan fencesitters, but it's too chic for me.

[Manedwolf]

I like the comic, myself, and the people in it are familiar to me...sorts I hang out with. SUCCESSFUL people of my age group, who follow fashion trends, and are conservative because they don't want the government taking away their money to give to people who didn't try as hard. People who fought their way through school into a lucrative career in marketing, creative design, whatever, and enjoy their success.

The cartoonist is rightly showing that not all young professionals are leftist twits, many are conservatives, and that not all conservatives are frumpy old-before-their-time sorts who dress sensibly and go to bed at 9pm before the age of 35.

I like it. I've followed the comic for some time. For anyone who works in a hip, urban-setting office and is successful, but likes guns and resents the government sucking out of their wallet to give to deliberate failures, it speaks their language.

And as another poster said, it's not a "ha ha funny joke" old-fashioned comic strip. It's meant to be wry social commentary.

[cbsbyte]

I never understood the appeal of DBD. It is not funny, wise or profound, unlike Doonesbury. In most cases there is no point to the strip. Must be very popular with the chic, urban metrosexual crowd who like pointless entertainment.

[LordGibson]

So much for civil discourse. :banghead:

[Manedwolf]

Yes, csbyte, and one overwhelming attribute of the "chic, urban metrosexual crowd" is that they tend to be financially successful professionals in life, who took the time and effort to learn the skills of a lucrative career, and enjoy the fruits of their success.

Now, they can either vote conservative, so as to keep their own money and not have the government tell them what to do, they can find guns to be a pleasurable hobby and a wise form of self-defense, or they can be alienated by statements like yours, discount all conservatives and 2A advocates as 'bubbas', and vote elsewhere.

Very helpful.

[Kaylee]

Doonesbury is "funny, wise, and ... profound?"

Okay, now that is the best joke I've heard today. :D

[DRZinn]

It is not funny, wise or profound, unlike Doonesbury.I too was wondering which of those qualities you wish to ascribe to Doonesbury.

[Henry Bowman]

I'm with Kaylee. :rolleyes:

[cbsbyte]

Now, they can either vote conservative, so as to keep their own money and not have the government tell them what to do, they can find guns to be a pleasurable hobby and a wise form of self-defense, or they can be alienated by statements like yours, discount all conservatives and 2A advocates as 'bubbas', and vote elsewhere.

People are smart enough to know that conservatives are not about keeping our money from wasteful feel good spending, nor are they protectors of our rights. I bet the people you are talking about already know this and vote accordingly. Gun owners already swing fence sitters to the other side with their irrational hatred for anyone that does not subscribe to their point of view. Every notice that on this web site.

[cbsbyte]

I too was wondering which of those qualities you wish to ascribe to Doonesbury

All three for the most part.

[Manedwolf]

People are smart enough to know that conservatives are not about keeping our money from wasteful feel good spending, nor are they protectors of our rights. I bet the people you are talking about already know this and vote accordingly.

I think you're mistaking neocons, who got their posteriors handed to them, for actual academic Goldwater conservatives, who ARE about all of that.

Most people I know are of the latter sort. They're disgusted by the mishandling of the war and drunken-sailor spending and simply lousy management over the past few years, but they're also for keeping government small and out of their pockets. They're for slashing entitlement programs and ending the Section 8 plague that's ruined many a starting-to-gentrify uplifting neighborhood, sending it crashing from the first few upscale bistros and galleries for the successful, right back to freefire crackdens. They're also for criminal control, not gun control...wanting to severely punish repeat offenders, not coddle them, not try to understand them, just slap them with harsher punishments, no amentities, down to bare cells with a clean foam pad and bland, nutritious soy gruel...until they learn how to behave like human beings, and if they can't, keep them locked up and away from civilization.

They're REAL conservatives in the fiscal and academic sense.

[LordGibson]

OK nevermind, didn't mean for this to go crazy and get so off-topic.

Don't forget to breathe.

[cbsbyte]

hey're REAL conservatives in the fiscal and academic sense

Neocons and Conservatives have more in common than you expect. The conservative that you speak of don't exist. They never did and never will. Conservative of all stripes are for increasing goverment spending, enlarging the goverment and the military. They want interntional trade pacts that hurt honest American workers. And the icing on the cake they want open borders.

[the pistolero]

I love Day by Day. And I'm with Kaylee and Henry Bowman. :D There are so few positive portrayals of firearms in the media, I'll take them wherever I can get them, even if it's in the comics. (They'll even slip the anti-gun agitprop in there (http://www.chron.com/apps/comics/showComic.mpl?date=2006/11/4&week=1&name=Cleats), too!) As far as Doonesbury goes, quite possibly the best smackdown on Mr. Trudeau and his god-awful creation can be found here (http://beautifulatrocities.com/archives/2004/08/night_of_the_li_1.html).

[kudu]

I believe the author of DBD is a member of THR, eventually he will probably come across this thread.

[Handgun Midas]

I just discovered this strip from a link from this thread.
I like it, it seems to handle the topic of firearms with an even hand.
It's only a small piece, but its neither completely pro-gun or anti-gun, more like:

"There's likely some problems here, but let's not get nuts."

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g257/identity_2006/toons/Cleats-5.gif
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g257/identity_2006/toons/Cleats-4.gif
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g257/identity_2006/toons/Cleats-3.gif
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g257/identity_2006/toons/Cleats-2.gif
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g257/identity_2006/toons/Cleats-1.gif
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g257/identity_2006/toons/Cleats.gif

[Henry Bowman]

It's only a small piece, but its neither completely pro-gun or anti-gun, more like:

"There's likely some problems here, but let's not get nuts."More like: "What point was I trying to make?"

[Handgun Midas]

Maybe it's enough that a work can use firearms and their attached baggage for lighthearted humor instead of getting into the gritty politics itself.

Y'know "here's the guns, here's two perspectives, it's kinda crazy" but while keeping frothing hardlining at bay and next week the kids are playing football.

Instead of, "This week in Cleats, the shocking gun storyline that you can't afford to miss."

One thing's for certain, we gunnies take our cartoon strips {} seriously.
So much simpler when it was just dogs flyin' around on their red houses.

[CB900F]

Fella's;

There I are, out in the middle of Montana, and likin' bein' there and readin' the Day By Day cartoon every day. However, I quit reading Trudeau's Doonesbury years ago, 'bout the time he quit doing commentary & got a political agenda.

900F

[Dienekes]

Have been reading DBD for about 18 months now. Sam is cool. And I can relate to it. Unlike Doonesbury, which is about as funny as Michael Moore 24/7.

The positive gun stuff is a plus though.

[massad ayoob]

Thanks, Lord Gibson.

Hey...is it just me, or does the marketing director for SIG in the cartoon look kinda like...the marketing director for SIG?

Sounds as if the cartoonist is one of us.

[Kaylee]

Sounds as if the cartoonist is one of us.

Given some of the 2A arguments in the past, technical details of arms... I'm sure the author is gun-folk.

Would be kinda neat if Mr. Muir would drop by though. :)

[LordGibson]

Hey...is it just me, or does the marketing director for SIG in the cartoon look kinda like...the marketing director for SIG?

Almost makes you wonder if they might be putting together a real calendar or some other collateral.

Would be kinda neat if Mr. Muir would drop by though.

I certainly wouldn't mind having the thread graced by Mr. Muir's presence. Though a friendly post by Mr. Ayoob is equally exciting for a newbie such as myself.

[Justin]

Day by Day is usually pretty funny, but sometimes it takes a few days to get to the punchline, which is just fine by me. With the advent of online comic strips, the medium has gone in all sorts of new directions that artists were never able to explore within the confines dictated by newspapers and comic syndicates.

And Doonesbury hasn't been funny for about the last decade and a half. Trudeau's edge has blunted with age and anger.

[thumbody]

Mr Muir has been known to visit armedpolitesociety.com

http://www.armedpolitesociety.com/index.php?topic=3456.0

He was shown by name but now appears as Guest

[phoglund]

I like that comic and always have. It shows a sharp wit and attention to the current political scene. The characters are attractive, intelligent, and hip. This makes them role models for young upcoming politically active people. The exact kind of people we need supporting our Second Amendment to keep it live for the future. If you are the old curmudgeonly gunny sort don't lock these folks out because they show belly and cleavage...we want everybody to support the right to keep and bear arms remember?

[Chris Muir]

Took me awhile to figure how to register.

Sad, ain't it?

[Chris Muir]

Definitely the right to bare arms.Legs, midriffs...

Sorry. That's my marketing side.

[phoglund]

Well hello there Chris. Welcome! Keep up the great work!

[Blackfork]

Al Capp was asked about the women in Lil Abner being buxomy and sexy. He said he LIKED drawing women that way. I assume that's the way Muir likes his women.

I do too. I go to www.captainsquarters.com every morning, first thing and read Day By Day. It's hip. It's conservative. It's got sexy women.

What's not to like?

[sfhogman]

Here's the correct address for the Captains's Quarters, although the one posted above is kind of cool, too.
http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/

On an even lighter note, does Trudeau even draw his strip anymore? I had been told the whole thing was done by inkers.

One of the things I like most about Chris Muir's strip is that, being based on the Internet, he can address current issues in a far more timely fashion than the print strips. He can also change his punchlines, which it what makes if fun to check out the strip in the evening, and then the following morning.

Jeff

[Blackfork]

Not that Muir needs any help...but anyone got a good idea for a story line? He might actually read your suggestions here.

I can't wait to see how the SIG calendar photoshoot is going to work out. I think the SIG guy has already got the hots for our heroine.

1. Damon buys a K31 and uses the tag under the buttplate to contact the Swiss army guy who owned it. The retired Swiss guy invites the crew to Switzerland and is quite taken with the girls.

2. Jan and Damon get SWAT-teamed in a raid at the wrong address.

3. Skye joins the Marines.

4. Anything involving a Garand.

[Blackfork]

4a. Damon and Zed receive CMP Garands they have ordered. Sam is SERIOUSLY pissed off that they didn't think to include her. The SIG guy gets her a sweet deal on a Inland Folding stock M1 Carbine that she posed with in the calendar. Jan can't figure out what all the fuss is about these old greasy guns.

[Justin]

Hi Chris! Welcome to THR!

[Blackfork]

Please tell me Oleg Volk is the photographer they hire for the shoot.

[LordGibson]

Welcome Chris! Thanks for joining in.

Blackfork:

3. Skye joins the Marines.

Pretty sure that ain't gonna happen. :D

I think 4a is somewhat more in line, but I actually wouldn't mind seeing Skye's POV on the gun issue. I wonder if they grew up with guns in the home. . .

I also look forward to seeing how Jan comes out of this storyline.

[Manedwolf]

I somehow don't see the strip characters as being involved in antique rifle collecting. :scrutiny: That'd be...some other comic, different lifestyle. Especially if it's meant to be urban...you simply cannot do such things if you live in an apartment. Nothing that requires grease and cleaning!

SIGs and HKs and whatever the most stylish black rifle du jour is, perhaps. Things that could lie on a desk with a Blackberry and a flatpanel display and not look out of place.

[Blackfork]

I disagree. I think Damon and Zed would be STOKED to get some CMP Garands. They seem to be renaissance guys. And Sam? You know she wants one for SURE.

Amen on Skye joining the Marines. It was a reach. She's probably going to clean up and work for Pelosi instead.

[Correia]

I've always liked DBD.

Don't mind El T, he got confused when comics started coming in different colors, and hasn't recovered yet. :)

[Chris Muir]

Sam got Zed an AUG Steyr full-auto last year.

Wish I could afford one.

[El Tejon]

Larry, we did have color, from berries, blood and wood ash. Back in my day we just drew on the cave wall.:neener:

[springmom]

I love Day by Day. I'm with Kaylee & Co. on this one.

Thanks for posting the link!

Springmom

[jamz]

Hey, welcome to THR, Chris!

I don't read newspapers anymore, and miss some of the comics, and have thought yours (being read online) was a breath of fresh air.

Keep it up!


-James

p.s. Big Fan of bare midriffs on hot girls as well :D

[arthurcw]

1. Damon buys a K31 and uses the tag under the buttplate to contact the Swiss army guy who owned it. The retired Swiss guy invites the crew to Switzerland and is quite taken with the girls.

That would be SOOO COOL!!! No one but us would get it, but it would be SOOOOO DANG COOL!

I certainly wouldn't mind having the thread graced by Mr. Muir's presence. Though a friendly post by Mr. Ayoob is equally exciting for a newbie such as myself.

+1 on both points

Hi Chris! Welcome to THR!

And I hope Mr. Muir finds a nice home here. We don't bite... much.

The strip is great. It's on my Daily Do's list with Lawdog and THR.

[ArfinGreebly]

Well, I'll be . . .

Welcome!

I seriously dig Day By Day. I just wish my intellect was able to keep up. Sometimes I have to rewind a ways to "get" the drift.

Fine work, though.

[Chris Muir]

I have to keep up with it, too!

Actually, it's just that it is based on the premise that the readers are on the net, and can look up data relevant to the toon. Usually a killer for a strip, but I feel people enjoy a deeper look at things and make their own decisions.

And I like drawing the women. Did I mention that already?

[springmom]

Chris, I'm a huge fan of this strip. Welcome to THR!

Springmom

[Chris Muir]

Gotta like a lady who uses a Frank Drebbin quote.

['Card]

Hey Chris, welcome to THR. :cool:

I'm a regular reader of the strip. While I'll admit the T&A seems a little gratuitous sometimes, it doesn't really bother me. Being, you know... male and stuff.

My only pet peeve is with your site - not with the strip. You know how you have the DBD logo set up so it plays sort of a theme song when you mouse over it? That's a nifty effect, but at 2AM when I've forgotten to turn my speakers down it can be pretty jarring when I accidentally mouse over that when I'm trying to hit the 'previous' link.

Oh, and if Sam does a SIGARMS calendar shoot, any chance of getting Jan in one with Springfield? I'd love to see her with an XD. :cool:

[arthurcw]

My only pet peeve is with your site - not with the strip. You know how you have the DBD logo set up so it plays sort of a theme song when you mouse over it? That's a nifty effect, but at 2AM when I've forgotten to turn my speakers down it can be pretty jarring when I accidentally mouse over that when I'm trying to hit the 'previous' link.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who does that.

My bleary eyed, "Oh, one more site then I'll go to bed," turns into, "NGH! SHUSH WITH THE LOUD! Crud! Now I'm awake. Oh well... back to THR."

[RLT]

I wondered why it took so long to go to that site on dial up!

Love the cartoon by the way Sam and Zed are my favorites!

And if an old hill billy in the apps can like it anyone can.

[bouis]

http://flashblock.mozdev.org/

^ Don't browse the internet without it. You have to click the flash before it loads in your web browser.

I used to think that the inability to disable its intrusive or obnoxious functions -- or at least mute it -- was a design defect with Flash. Then I realized that it was deliberate, intended to keep you from ignoring advertisements.

Well, too bad. Nice try.

http://thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=48570&stc=1&d=1164670542

[massad ayoob]

Great stuff, Chris, and thanks again to Lord Gibson for posting it.

I hadn't seen the strip before.

I've obviously been culturally deprived.:)

[Chris Muir]

Yeah, there are some things to fix on the site, someday. DBD is
strictly a part-time thing I do late at night after my real job (I run a product design engineering firm).

Oof.

[Kaylee]

THANK YOU for your strip Mr. Muir, especially for donating your "free" time to it.

It's a daily visit now, and great fun. :)

-K

(and the guys aren't drawn too shabby either. :p )

[brlau]

Welcome Mr. Muir! I've been viewing DBD daily for a few months now. I must say that I enjoy them also, and save the ones I really like, such as Jan and Damon vs. the wasps and this past week's series with Jan and Sam at the range. Keep up the good work!

[thumper723]

Mr Muir,

I read DBD when I can (blocked at work at times), and I think it is funny and relevant.

And of course, I enjoy looking at women. Even if they are cartoons.

[FXR]

I'm another fan of DBD -- great stuff Mr. Muir! Lots of fun; hope you make enough from it to quit your day job (assuming that's what you want...). Keep ticking off the "antis!" Anyway, thanks and welcome to THR.
K

[AndyC]

My post is just so I can brag that I'm on the same page as Messrs. Ayoob and Muir - woohoo! (forgive me - I have a teenager inside that gets out and plays sometimes)

Seriously - I'm a fan of your work - both of you - and Mas more'n Chris, but that's because Mas is just ol... I mean, been around longer ;)

[Griff]

Thanks for having the guts to do it your way, Mr. Muir. It works. I'm willing to bet that your "hip, quirky" style helps build a lot of bridges, too.

Thanks, also, Mr. Ayoob. Your work is at the top of the heap in my book, and my wife and I look forward to training with you soon.



Best regards to all.

[CB900F]

Mr. Muir;

Another whole-hearted thanks! As I noted above, even here in the middle of 'Darkest Montana' your strip is appreciated.

900F

[ReadyontheRight]

Oops - thread hijack. Sorry.

[Blackfork]

Scott Adams, (Dilbert) says the key to getting a strip to ignite is not to have EVERYONE like it, but to have a fanatical following. He said he knew Dilbert was going to take off when people began cutting out the daily strips and making their own Dilbert books. Other people thought it was OK. Some didn't get it at all, but the fanatics pushed it over the top.

I'd say Day-by-Day is getting close. I hope you get filthy rich and famous, fast!

I can't wait til tomorrow, so I can read a new DBD!

[Chris Muir]

When I'm rich-yeah,right-I think will be the P239, followed closely
by finding an old Parker dollar grade side by side.

[Chris Muir]

I thought that name familiar-my Dad has one of your books!

[Chris Muir]

And thank you for that sentiment , Blackfork! Much appreciated.

[XD Fan]

Mr. Muir, Welcome!

I have not read your comic before today, but I think I just became a fan. Good Stuff.

BTW, I live in the Ozark Mountains and I grew up in the hills of Tennessee,and it still appeals to me.

[CrawdaddyJim]

I would also like to say thank you for making my day brighter Mr. Muir. And as a guy I think the characters are drawn very nicely as well.

I found THR awhile ago and it is consistantly at the top of my to read list.

[HiroProX]

Ok, Ayoob and Muir in one thread. This is approaching head exploding levels of awesome.

[LoveMyCountry]

Beware the First Comic (http://www.daybydaycartoon.com/2002/11/01/) link at the top of the screen. It will consume your life!:what:

:neener:

Chris, I do very much enjoy DBD and it is the first site I go to in the morning. Any plans on merchandise (http://www.cafepress.com/123daybydayshop) with more, shall we say, thought provoking images? Something that will cause people to either love it or hate it but will definitely get people talking?

LoveMyCountry

[Chris Muir]

...will have to wait, between getting the strip out & my job, no time,really.

[oneslowgun]

Nice strip Mr Muir. I like it.

[Pevey]

I always enjoyed my daily comics. Used to take the Dallas Morning News. Huge comics section. Take the San Antonio Daily News now and its almost as good. There are a few favs that never make the papers that I care enough about to track by the internet. Looks like I've added one more.

Nice use of color. Well drawn. Characters have good depth. Some of the by play goes over my head but living in the wilderness and my advancing years keep me out of the modern age. Luckily, I have 17 year old twins that slowly explain stuff to me.

Thanks for the enjoyment.

[CypherNinja]

Just tossing out the two most gun related webcomics in my Favorites (other than DBD).

Gone With The Blastwave (http://www.blastwavecomic.com/) Art: A Content: A
Post-Apocalyptic war between Reds, Blues, and Yellows. ;) No story just wisecracks and morbid humor. Theres only 30 pages so far, so read it from the start. #7, 22, 26, and 29 are priceless. :D

Post-Nuke (http://www.postnukecomic.com/comic.php) Art: C+ Content: B+
Guess the setting. :rolleyes: Its got a story, so no skipping around, but its pretty entertaining. :D

[jamz]

http://www.4jamz.com/pix/lovesomuch.jpg

[Legionnaire]

Well I just discovered DBD, and enjoy what I've seen so far. Well done, Chris, and thanks!

I'm more familiar with LFI, having taken LFI I and II from Mr. Ayoob himself. Well I remember the line, "At LFI, we don't shoot the center of Mas!" :D

Nice to share a thread with you both!

[OEF_VET]

I head a rumor that a certain, well-known photographer from Nashville, TN, will be doing the photoshoot for the calendar. I also heard that he'll be bringing along a driver/bodyguard/waterboy/camerabag carrier of questionable repute. :D

[Fly320s]

If said photographer and sidekick will be in the NH region, I request a fly by to pay homage.

[grampster]

OK. So I'm over 35 and I take a nap around 9PM. It's just a nap I tell you.....:neener:

Thanks for this thread. I had not known about DBD before. Now it's on my favorites for daily perusal along with my Lawdog fix.

Welcome to THR, Chris.

El T, are you saying you have cartoons in color? What is color?

[Chris Muir]

Only at 9PM? I hit it at 4-5.50pm.

After an Act of God, I get up and work the rest of the evening
with the last gray cells I possess.

[Oleg Volk]

Is the defenition of old age "gray matter migrates from inside of the skull to the outside"?

[No_Brakes23]

Doonesbury is horribly lame. Gary Trudeau has apparently not been informed that Vietnam is over and Nixon is no longer in the whitehouse. It's been lame, out-of-date, and outright dishonest as far back as I can remember. At least since '86 or so.

If you enjoy regurgitated leftist tripe, then I can see how Doonesbury might be enjoyable.

[bender]

I didn't know about DBD either. I like it too. Hope it will be compiled into books sometime.

[DirksterG30]

Another fan of DBD here. Keep up the good work, Mr. Muir.

[wingnutx]

I like it.

I love the way he draws women.

[Chris Muir]

because I loves de wimmens.

[Trisha]

Many thanks, LordGibson!

With Handgun Midas telling me the remarkable Mr. Muir draws some of his characters as if they were from A&F; well, right there, it was worth a few seconds to investigate!

:evil:

Delightful, Chris! Count me as another fan! :D

(Bodyconscious women who pack heat and are well-spoken always catch my attention!)

[sfhogman]

Check out DBD for 12-03-06.

http://daybydaycartoon.com/

Jeff

[Kaylee]

:D

what was that about "soft focus B&W on her eye?"

I love Oleg. And Chris. Thanks guys. :)

[GeezerwithGuns]

I gave up reading cartoons when The Far Side went away. I guess I'm just too far down the evolutionary ladder to "get" some of the new stuff.:p

[Bruce333]

what was that about "soft focus B&W on her eye?"

That's similar to the image for a web page link that Oleg has on his FAQ page.

http://www.a-human-right.com/faq.html

http://www.a-human-right.com/loaded.JPG

[jamz]

Hehehe- What's with the photog's shaky grip on english? ;)

[Oleg Volk]

Reasonably well my English is.

[meef]

Yoda!

How've you been, man?

Long time no see.

:D

[armedandsafe]

Ayoob, Muir, Oleg and now Yoda. All in the same thread! This needs to be archived in platinum and saved for future generations. :D

I don't get to peruse DBD as often as I would like, but I try to catch up about once a week.

Pops

[statelineblues]

Got DBD on my "Favorites" -

Hey Mr Muir, will you be putting out a compilation book of DBD anytime soon? :D

As for the wimmens.........:what:

[Chris Muir]

Calendar and/or wallpaper downloads early January 2007.
There will be a notice on DBD about it late this month...

No DBD books at this time, I'm afraid.

[Kaylee]

The "eye" comment was based on someone asking if a "soft focus close-up of Sam's eye" be present.. I think perhaps in the comments section of Tam's blog. Anyhow, I reckon it's become an Olegian trademark.

http://www.a-human-right.com/s_how.jpg

:)

[Preacherman]

Chris, remember that when it comes to the weddings of your characters, you've got a gun-totin' Preacherman available! :D

(Ask Oleg for references - err, on second thought, let me bribe Oleg first! :evil: )

[mustanger98]

It's hard to tell which is more fun right now; DBD or this thread.:D :D :D :D :D

[OEF_VET]

Of all the photo shoots I've helped Oleg conduct, this one was by the far, the most fun.

Sam is very beautiful. I don't think there's a flaw on her body.

[Chris Muir]

There will be a calendar (of sorts) early January 2007.

There will be an announcement on DBD.