Red Light Reading

[Kryhavoc]

Ha ha ha!

Yea, I know that feeling. Luckily, there is a cool place to hang out near my comic shop, I stop in for a coffee and relax under the trees in the backyard with coffee and comics!

[IK the Troll]

I know a person who had a similar problem. They got in a wreck because they couldn't wait to get home to read the Penthouse magazine they'd bought. Oopsie!

[JennieB]

When I was little (about nine or ten) my friend Aili and I would walk across UVA campus to the comic shop and then stop off at a drugstore on the way back. We'd get a dollars worth of ten cent candies (peanut butter cups and tootsie rolls) and read the comics on the steps of the University Anthropology building.

[IK the Troll]

When I was little (about nine or ten) my friend Aili and I would walk across UVA campus to the comic shop and then stop off at a drugstore on the way back. We'd get a dollars worth of ten cent candies (peanut butter cups and tootsie rolls) and read the comics on the steps of the University Anthropology building.

Nice.

I once got to read H.P. Lovecraft while sitting on the steps of a mausoleum in Oakland Cemetary during a wicked summer storm. It was the ultimate in atmospheric emersion.

[Rapscallion]

I know a person who had a similar problem. They got in a wreck because they couldn't wait to get home to read the Penthouse magazine they'd bought. Oopsie!

Got confused over stick or column shift?

Rapscallion

[Mike Taylor]

Nice.

I once got to read H.P. Lovecraft while sitting on the steps of a mausoleum in Oakland Cemetery during a wicked summer storm. It was the ultimate in atmospheric emersion.

Did things seem noticeably non-Euclidean afterwards?

[IK the Troll]

Did things seem noticeably non-Euclidean afterwards?

A tad.

[Mike Taylor]

If I'm not mistaken, Lovecraft actually did a short story that took place in Georgia.