a deafening distance

Hiya

Time to clear up the backlog.

Let’s begin with a new poll. Some of you might have noticed that yesterdays comic was the first where the text wasn’t in uppercase. I asked Matt to change because I thought it might read better. So now you guys need to tell us which you prefer.

Here are the results of the Magorium poll:

What did you think of the Magorium trailer?

4 – Better than I expected 26.24% (122 votes)

5 – Absolutely fantastic 26.24% (122 votes)

3 – Pretty good, I just wish it hadn’t shown so much 18.92% (88 votes)

I haven’t seen it yet 16.34% (76 votes)

2 – Not the best 8.39% (39 votes)

1 – I just have no interest in the film 3.23% (15 votes)

Those of you who missed the trailer might like to see some caps that JenR made.

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And the last bit of Magorium-ness is from Marina who found an article about Alexandre Desplat. the composer who wrote the music that Natalie’s character plays in Magorium. His work in Birth was outstanding so here’s hoping for a great Magorium score.

On the weekend we put up a 2007 calendar but JohnDu has also found one for sale on amazon.

And finally, EmmaWatson.net have awarded me us site of the month. This is good news aside from the implication that we weren’t site of the month in November. And October. And every other month. In future, plays make out all awards to say “best site ever”.

In all seriousness though, thanks for the recognition and Emma Watson is definitely one of the good ones.

Ciao for now