It is absolutely moronic that I've released 25 stories adding up to nearly 1100 KB in a fairly steady fashion over the last 100 days, and yet my brain is still sitting here this evening telling me I've done nothing this year because I haven't finished other projects X, Y, or Z.

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>It is absolutely moronic that I've released 25 stories adding up to
>nearly 1100 KB in a fairly steady fashion over the last 100 days, and
>yet my brain is still sitting here this evening telling me I've done
>nothing this year because I haven't finished other projects X, Y, or
>Z.
>
>--G.
>

Brains are annoying like that.

Peter Eng
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Insert humorous comment here.

Yet more proof that the 'scumbag brain' meme is one of the truer things to be spawned by the Internet gestalt.

For what it's worth, accept outside confirmation that whatever corner of your brain is on that track is dead wrong. Your recent output has been one of the brighter spots in a dark year, and I appreciate the hell out of it.

	-={(Astynax)}=- "This Space For Rent."

This sentiment heartily seconded. The SDM releases have been superb, the earlier Vocaloid Variations story and mini were excellent. Plus there was chapter 20 of The Federation Lives Forever!. It has been a splendid spread of wholesome goodness and awesomeness, for which I myself and I suspect a good number of the rest of the Eyrie readership are very thankful.

I've got that kind of brain too.

But listen. Every time I've gotten an RSS notification from EPU, it's always been something that lifted my spirits. And you being here on the forums, noticing and responding to my weird posts and letting us see what was going on under the hood, is the icing on the cake. My only problem is I haven't been able to convince any of my friends to read SotS yet so I can have someone else to chatter excitedly about it.

So for what it's worth, you've made someone else with a weird brain happy in this year of bad shit.