Polymorph want a Cracker? Links Page

Polymorph want a Cracker? Links Page^*

Lance and Eskimo:
Polymorph's sister site, updated 5 days a week (though I'm not going to tell you which 5 days). It is full of good stuff: hilarious articles, comics, and an ever-growing passel of funny hostees/guest columnists.

One element, lost in their hostee past, that I feel deserves special mention:
The Misbegotten Oregon Trail Journal Site

The Tourettes Love you!:
"The Tourettes, to put it scientifically, is a band which loves you.
This page attempts to offer information about the phenomenon that is... THE TOURETTES."

Heccubus's Domain:
"Heccubus, Scourge of the Internet. Fear he, for he brings laughter to the masses."

Plus, the site has a story about zombies, something we fully support.

FullyRamblomatic.com:
Yahtzee's site, updated every weekday.

It's full of comics, reviews, writing and downloadable original games. Yahtzee's also a contributor to the multiheaded hydra that is LanceandEskimo.com.

Monkeys Vs. Robots:
"The source for all your needs"
Home of many simian- and mechanized-related resources (including our own Infinite Monkeys comic), powerful features, reviews of movies/videogames...but wait, there's more!

Bobo World USA:
The most frightening clown this side of Space Commander Clown. See a film of him frighten a small child with the old (!?) apple/worm gag! Run in fear! All Hail Bobo!

Z.B.S. Media:
These people are fantastic. Home of the radio play in the '90s. They do "Ruby, the Adventures of a Galactic Gumshoe," & the Jack Flanders adventures, including "Fourth Tower of Inverness," (the one that I've listened to). Its fantastic, though-provoking, eclectic, existential, eastern-religion-esque, silly & reminiscent of the Addams Family living in Twin Peaks. I highly recommend checking it out.

Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre:
These guys are really funny. They're the people who do 'Ask Dr. Science' & 'Randee of the Redwoods,' as heard on NPR. Some of their other stuff is even better than them, if you ask me; listen to "The Swami" for a good, if juvenile, example..

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^*: All images on this page are from their respective sites & used without permission. If any of you don't like your images being used here in a promotional manner, let me know & I'll remove the image & link & wonder quietly to myself if you understand what the web is about.

	Lance and Eskimo: Polymorph's sister site, updated 5 days a week (though I'm not going to tell you which 5 days). It is full of good stuff: hilarious articles, comics, and an ever-growing passel of funny hostees/guest columnists. One element, lost in their hostee past, that I feel deserves special mention: The Misbegotten Oregon Trail Journal Site
	The Tourettes Love you!: "The Tourettes, to put it scientifically, is a band which loves you. This page attempts to offer information about the phenomenon that is... THE TOURETTES."
	Heccubus's Domain: "Heccubus, Scourge of the Internet. Fear he, for he brings laughter to the masses." Plus, the site has a story about zombies, something we fully support.
	FullyRamblomatic.com: Yahtzee's site, updated every weekday. It's full of comics, reviews, writing and downloadable original games. Yahtzee's also a contributor to the multiheaded hydra that is LanceandEskimo.com.
	Monkeys Vs. Robots: "The source for all your needs" Home of many simian- and mechanized-related resources (including our own Infinite Monkeys comic), powerful features, reviews of movies/videogames...but wait, there's more!
	Bobo World USA: The most frightening clown this side of Space Commander Clown. See a film of him frighten a small child with the old (!?) apple/worm gag! Run in fear! All Hail Bobo!
	Z.B.S. Media: These people are fantastic. Home of the radio play in the '90s. They do "Ruby, the Adventures of a Galactic Gumshoe," & the Jack Flanders adventures, including "Fourth Tower of Inverness," (the one that I've listened to). Its fantastic, though-provoking, eclectic, existential, eastern-religion-esque, silly & reminiscent of the Addams Family living in Twin Peaks. I highly recommend checking it out.
	Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre: These guys are really funny. They're the people who do 'Ask Dr. Science' & 'Randee of the Redwoods,' as heard on NPR. Some of their other stuff is even better than them, if you ask me; listen to "The Swami" for a good, if juvenile, example..