(To be continued.)

Thanks to the miracle of time travel, I’ve received some fan art from the WWII-era U.S. Air Force. It’s a neat surprise, but they got the logo clock all wrong.

To anyone interested, Mountain Time is in need of a short, informative essay about Canada. Fourish paragraphs should suffice, and the best entry will be woven into the Mountain Time fabric. All lesser entries will be shoved onto some gimmick page and made fun of. (Ok, I probably won’t make fun of them, but that was a really satisfying ending to that sentence, you know?) Email me some essays, dudes and ladies!

(To be continued.)

It’s been a while since I’ve put up a reminder that Mountain Time is on Facebook, so please feel reminded that Mountain Time is on Facebook.

“Are you trying to humidify the whole building?”

Spatula Drama also has an extended story going on, so, you know, read that if you’re into crappy soap operas about spatulas.

It’s true: he’s got years of experience at not turning into water.

There’s a fair chance of a Tuesday update, but I can’t guarantee it — I’m currently turning into water myself.

I decided to make the 200th episode sort of a present to myself — I’ve been wanting Jason to make an appearance, and 3 kills in just 10 panels is pretty satisfactory. If you’re not into cheesy ’80s horror, well, Otto hasn’t been around for a while, and the hamster hasn’t died in quite a long time, so there are some points of interest.

Happy Friday the 13th!

There’s new Spatula Drama coming Saturday and Sunday, too.

Adopting the phrase “thought accomplished” into your lexicon can really make you feel like an achiever.

There were, of course, two new Spatula Dramas over the weekend.

If you feel bad for the Hamster, I made an alternate ending! If that one also makes you feel bad, I made another alternate ending! If that one still makes you feel bad, consider reducing your emotional investment in stick figures.