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>>>>>>>>>>That was a wonderful ending. Thank you for >>eight >>>>>>>>years >>>>>>>>>>of a strange and beautiful webcomic. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>Indeed! I second that. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>And I third that. Thank you. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>I fourth it! It's been a wacky, fun-filled ride, >>>and >>>>>>>I've enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks very much >>>>for >>>>>>>keeping it going as long as you did. >>>>>> >>>>>>I'm glad you've fourthed instead of re-seconded >and >>>>>>left me able to confidently fifth, because I >really >>>>>>really mean it. >>>>>>Thank you so very much, Patrick, it's been a >>journey >>>>>>beyond any other fiction I've ever experienced. >>>>> >>>>>Can I sixth, or would it be taking it too far? >>>>>Regardless, Triangle & Robert will always be >special >>>>>to me. Every time I moved, I'd be away from the >>>>>internet and build up a huge backlog of webcomics. >>>>>Sitting down to see what I'd missed on T&R was the >>>>>first thing I'd do upon reconnecting. >>>> >>>>I'll take it too far and seventh it. I'm really glad >>I >>>>discovered T&R the long time ago that I did. I >>enjoyed >>>>reading it and despaired at the hiatuses (hiati?). >In >>>>any case, thank you, Patrick, for the service you >>have >>>>done to the Internet. >>> >>>I got sent here from another comic, but I can't >>>remember which. Dominic Deegan maybe. Anyway I have >>>happily spent some considerable time reading the >>>archives. Having read the ending first, it >frustrated >>>me, as did the beginning, however having read the >>>entire archives it all makes sense, and was a fun >>>ride. Thank you, and happily eighthed. >> >>I have only been reading T&R sporadically in the past >>few years; in fact, when I went to look at it today, >>my bookmark was no longer valid and I had to Google >>for this site. >> >>But when the Google results came up, I clicked on the >>Wikipedia entry first because the first few words were >>"Triangle and Robert is a webcomic by Patrick >>Shaughnessy that ran from August 1999 to September >>2007". My first reaction was "Oh, no, what happened to >>it? Is that why my bookmark goes to a 404 page now? Is >>it GONE?" >> >>I was glad to see that the strip still existed online >>at this site, and also glad to see that there's a real >>ending instead of just stopping dead with a "sorry, >>I'm bored with this" message from the creator. I'll >>probably have to go back a year or so to get enough >>background info to *understand* the ending, judging by >>what I remember of this strip, but I'm willing to do >>that and wait to read the ending until I get there. >> >>Patrick, thanks so much for all your hard work on >>Triangle & Robert; over 2300 strips is a hell of an >>achievement. It frequently made me laugh, which is not >>something I can say about too many comic strips, >>web-based OR dead-tree. Great job! > >I ninth the statement (nineth?). It wasn't the most >orthodox of webcomics, and even though i found that >the jokes seemed occasionally low-level and unfunny >(sorry Mr. Shaughnessy), the majority of it made me >laugh, and all of it made me happy i'd read it. Thanks.

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