achewood造句

• A third volume, " Achewood Volume Three : A Home For Scared People ", was published in December 2010 and contains strips up to the end of October 2002.
• Throughout " Achewood ", there is no distinguishable underlying storyline aside from, perhaps, the general passing of time and development of the comic's characters and their interrelationships.
• In writing for " Time ", he has also covered the consumer electronics industry, reporting on video games, blogs, viral videos and Web comics like Penny Arcade and Achewood.
• On April 30, 2003, Onstad introduced a new feature to the " Achewood " universe an advice column written by the character Ray called " Ray's Place ".
• During these years, the Song Fight ! community made its home on the Dumbrella message boards, also home to the forums of prominent webcomics Achewood, Wigu, Diesel Sweeties and Explodingdog, among others.
• A song written and performed by Frontalot based on the webcomic Achewood titled " Living At the Corner of Dude and Catastrophe " has been that website's downloadable track for the video game Rock Band.
• Chris Onstad has self-published'zines by another named Roast Beef, and " Recipes for a Lady or a Man : The Achewood Cookbook " with recipes from several of the main characters.
• As time passed, Onstad began to give the three cats individual personalities, and before long the focus of Achewood began to move away from the four stuffed animals living in the Onstad residence and onto Ray and Beef.
• Dark Horse has subsequently published, in October 2009, the first several years of Achewood comics under the title of " Achewood Volume Two : Worst Song, Played On Ugliest Guitar ", including notes on each strip by Onstad.
• Dark Horse has subsequently published, in October 2009, the first several years of Achewood comics under the title of " Achewood Volume Two : Worst Song, Played On Ugliest Guitar ", including notes on each strip by Onstad.
• Ray writes an advice column " Ray's Place " on the Achewood site, though there is a disclaimer at the bottom warning that the advice is in fact from a cartoon cat, and perhaps should not be taken very seriously.
• Molly has now secured a job at Starbucks which she claims makes her " the hub of Achewood's social universe . " She has been running the " Achewood A-List " off and on since December 2005 ( officially named on December 19, 2005 ).
• Molly has now secured a job at Starbucks which she claims makes her " the hub of Achewood's social universe . " She has been running the " Achewood A-List " off and on since December 2005 ( officially named on December 19, 2005 ).
• Molly eventually moved to Earth to be with Beef, who asked her to marry him on June 7, 2007, with the wedding taking place on 5 July 2008 ( the actual wedding comic was posted on 15 July, but subscribers to Achewood's Premium Updates were able to follow the wedding taking place on the 5th ).
• In an article dealing with the ancient Roman poet, Catullus, I was compelled to read the following line within the popular culture section : "'According to the webcomic, Achewood, Catullus is the first poet who ever got his bone on . "' Alas, my mind is now irrevocably fraught with useless and undesirable knowledge.
• Due to my development on LoxyBot and PHPediaWiki, I have become a proficient PHP programmer ( with a beginners regex knowledge ) and have utilized my knowledge to create a collection of scripts that have, in the past, helped me improve the quality of Achewood ( the scripts processed and output a changed page, which I reviewed and incorporated into the article ).
• In their review of serializer . net, " The Comics Journal " wrote : " It's a pleasure to see strips like Achewood's " Sunday " strip . . . use the newspaper format for far more daring, entertainingly perverse work . . . would be perfectly at home at a good alternative weekly or a great college paper . " Achewood is sometimes featured in the Chaparral, Stanford University's humor publication, of which Onstad is an editor emeritus.
• In their review of serializer . net, " The Comics Journal " wrote : " It's a pleasure to see strips like Achewood's " Sunday " strip . . . use the newspaper format for far more daring, entertainingly perverse work . . . would be perfectly at home at a good alternative weekly or a great college paper . " Achewood is sometimes featured in the Chaparral, Stanford University's humor publication, of which Onstad is an editor emeritus.