…insert witty one liner
I have seen a number of people write incase when they really mean in case.
What’s the difference?
Incase refers to being enclosed within. Like “Incase that penguin in ice”. Also spelt encase.
Where as in case refers to doing something ‘in the event of’ or ‘as a precausion’. eg “you better set the penguin trap, just in case”
Have you seen those motivational posters that have an image, followed by one word or a short phrase, and then a one line description?
Well I found this interesting galery of motivational posters with an RPG theme.
Collected from a thread on RPG.net forums.
Want to create you own motivation poster but lack the skill to whip it up in Photoshop?
Seems someone has already though of that. Check out Motivator: Inspire! Motivate! Mock! a page that will create them for you, just add image and text.
I was thinking about the Ninja vs Pirate thing. Sort of like the Yin and Yang. Two powerful forces that need to balance for the universe to be in harmony.
I have started to draw an image along these lines. Something for a T-shirt. But in its unfinished form I’m not going to post it. So we’ll move right along.
I went looking in Google to see if others had had similar ideas. I haven’t found any images, but found the following interesting sites.