I'm not sure if these were supposed to be still under ransom, but Kevin said something about updating, so here's Issue's 43, 44, and 45.

Okay, well, I re-did the issue, then it saved as a jpeg file. Needless to say, it pisses me off and I'm too lazy to fix it right now. I am quite proud of the anti-jpeg public service announcement. It makes happy. In other news, Capitol One is prank calling me. Do I have a Capitol One card? No, not at all. Grr... anywho, COMS is a new mini series I'll be doing, and amazinlgy. I'll actually be doing it! I'll have Thaddius-Sam post up the first issue of it later on tonight, I would but I don't have PNG on this computer. Therefor I can't. And I'll also put the link in right now that apears in the comic so that he doesn't have to do it later. Cool game that was talked about in the issue

I was looking at the updated Issue 41, and not only is it of poorer looking quality, it also appears to be more jpeg'd than the old issue. What'd you do, just re-save it as png? Eh, whatever.

Okay, today I was about to go write a new issue of the comic, but then I looked at issue number forty-one. To my enragement, it was a jpeg image! This means two things, one, I did it on my laptop, two, I need to make my laptop let me use png file type. So I'll do that when I get my new adapter (Its in the mail right now, ordered it offline earlier today). Back to the point, I un-jpeg'd the image for your enjoyment, that and because I hate jpeg. You know? I hereby declare a crusade against Jpeg! Anyway, here it is, un-jpeg'd Issue LXI.

You're a lazy bum when it comes to coding, and that's comming from me. Here's the proper version.

Your face is teh = suck Thaddius-Sam! In other news, I got the second guest issue the cool guy sent in. Who, from now on shall simply be refered to as "The Paladin of the Wind" or, for short "tPotW" which can be re-arranged to be "Pwott" which conviently stands for "Person who overtly throws twizzlers". But... alas, I think we'll just call him Chad. For that is his name. Anyways, here is the other guest issue he did.

In other news, I reciently (A few weeks ago) wrote a short story that a few of my friends enjoyed. So I decided I'll turn it into a ongoing story I'll post up on the site in small parts every once and a while. I'll get the first installment up a little later tonight, soon as I can trick my laptop into working long enoguh to get the story off of it. And please send me reviews of what you think of it, with questions and things of the sort. I really don't mind getting e-mails, in fact, they make me go "Yay fan or hate mail". Oh, by the way, I want some hate mail, it would make me feel special, better yet. You know who really wants hate mail? Thaddius-Sam! Send him tons, all the time, here.

Update at 10:39 Okay, like, I'm lazy, and don't want to make a new page. Or copy the old page and change the HTML like Thaddius does, so I'll just let him do it and make it so you can click "next" in the order of comics to get to that guest issue.

Ugh, Kevin's html is teh = suck. I'm not great, because I was to lazy to learn anything but basic, but I at least can put a link in and not delete random portions of the site. Here's the Guest Issue and Kevin's Sample Guest Issue. He also sucks at naming files. Next time he tries to hold something ransom, team up with your rival and fight across town to beat him up and get it back.

Wow! Someone sent me a guest issue! That is the teh roxors! Yes... the "the teh" was intentional. And I'm in a really odd typing position, because my other random computer tower that I should have stacked on top of this one so I can put my keyboard on it as a table is MIA. Meaning, its somewhere in my room, and I'm too damn lazy to find it. Anyways, back on subject. I got a guest issue, this makes me happy, very happy. Knowing that someone out there, the one in two thousand page views we have had this month so far, was willing to take a bullet for the other 1999 so they could get a new issue. Well you know what the rest of you ninteen hundred and ninty-nine? He is going to get the next three guest issues (not including the three I was already supposed to have had drawn up) so thats six guest issues three days ahead of time. Now now... I know my issues come few and far between, because I'm far too lazy to actually make a "schedual" because I'm far too "active" and I have "too little time" to do anything but "study" anymore. If you want your issues on time, all I'm asking for is four more guest issues, you see, the guy who wrote the one for me, well, he actually did two guest issues. Which is cool, but... the remaining four must each be from a different person. Now you may thing "What!? I have to write a guest issue now?!" but its really not that hard, here is a sample issue. Does that look so hard at all? No, but it counts as a guest issue. So get to work! In other news... I demand everybody out there watch robotech, because its the greatest show ever, EVER. The Macross Saga is the best, and the New Generation is good too. Masters is inbetween and something you just have to live with. But yeah, go watch them, now. And I really have nothing else to say right now, I'll update later with the name of the dude who wrote me the issues, because he deserves to be hailed as my favorite fan, because he wrote me some guest issues.

Thank you, thank you all non-existant readers of RCRA for proving my point through lack of me getting any e-mails. My sprite comic is not read by anyone, therefor it does not matter if I actually update my episodes in a way that is regular or not. And, out of spite, I'm holding the next three issues ransom. You know? Like in the origional letter that Alex gets, except its really kinda different. The point is, I will not make any new issues until I either get a e-mail saying that one of you non-existant readers does exist. Or I get some guest issues. I do not care if the guest issues are crap or not. I just want one... it would make me feel special. Yeah... kevinrvanderwall@gmail.com. No direct link crap for you, you have to work for your issues or something. Yeah, I'm tired, Muhahahahaha posting on Thaddius-Sam's site. Okay, I'm gonna get back to playing RCR and not writing issues until I get e-mails, thank you very much!

So, Kevin actually had Issue 40 for a while, just hadn't uploaded it. Issue 41 is also now uploaded. I wonder if the story line will ever continue...

I've made a few more updates. I figure I might as well finally clean up the front page, so all pre-2006 posts have been moved here. It will also be accessible from the archive page. Also, my contact email has been updated, and since Kevin no longer maintains his site or forum (i.e. he didn't pay his bills and they shut him down), I removed the link to his site at the top.
On another note, I'm considering running a server and/or cluster at my home and thinking of moving the site there. That is, if I ever get around to setting something like that up. Another idea suggested was to add a guestbook, so I'll look into that. If you like the idea, go ahead and let me know. Man, I should really look into PHP or another dynamic page generating code, because all this manual html coding for updates is somewhat tedious.

Because it was demanded of me...

Operating system Kolibri 0.5.1.0
Well, I guess this is the first post of '06. Kevin's been slacking. If you read RCRA, why not prod at him to make a new issue? He doesn't believe anyone reads it. His current email is kevinrvanderwall@gmail.com