Re: Nerd Boy, episode 406
"Frederic Merizen" <mer...@loria.fr> skrev i meddelandet news:5nh...@darney.loria.fr <snipped the strip> > Delighting ! Thank you. :) > This also seems to build up on the paradox idea from episode 403. > Multiple inheritance applied to story arcs ? Interesting idea, but no, not really. It's more akin to the debut of Fan Boy: www.nerd-boy.net/150 Nerd Boy is a lot about paradoxes and logical riddles, like time travel, identical copies of people, etc. > I would love to show your creations to some of my friends who have > trouble with english. Would it be okay for you if I put a french > translation of some of your strips on myweb page, along with a link to > your page ? No problem at all, it'd just be cool. Actually, je parle un peu fran�ais, so it'll be interesting to see your translations. I trust you'll give me the URL as soon as you get the page up? :) obascii: Mot. , OO .||. db -- OO Joaquim G�ndara .||. http://www.Nerd-Boy.net bb jg
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