Posts Tagged ‘hive fm’
Hive FM: Fight For Your Right
on January 30, 2012Not pictured: Senior management taking bets and enjoying the tingle of their blood getting blacker in their long-dead heart.
Hive FM: Say Hi To Lil’ Bob
on January 31, 2012What a soothing sound to have your alarm clock give to you at five freakin’ thirty in the morning.
If you haven’t guessed yet I do most of the writing for this comic at five thirty in the morning when the alarm clock kicks in and drills three morons being hilarious until I give up and get up out of bed.
Hive FM: The Pick Of The Bunch
on February 6, 2012Tune in tomorrow when Action Sally tries to recover from her amnesia by asking people to hit her on the head with a frying pan.
Hive FM: Intelligent Debate
on February 7, 2012Or continue the conversation on their Facebook page or send them an email, whatever it takes to increase the listener database we can sell to advertisers.
Hive FM: Whitney Houston
on February 13, 2012Done because I just know every single commercial radio station in the world is going to have their Monday morning breakfast show hosts falling over themselves to gush about how much they loved her even though they never played her music or mentioned her except as a joke. Have I mentioned commercial breakfast radio really bugs me sometimes?
Big thanks to Mister J for writing one of the lines in the comic, and a whole week’s worth of Whitney-related comics too. The man’s a champ!
Hive FM: Soothing Sounds
on February 16, 2012RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Hive FM: iHyped
on February 20, 2012Drives me nuts about how all the newspapers and TV news and what have you cry about how disappointing the new Apple device is – even though nobody at any point promised anything about it. Maybe I’m just cynical but it’s almost like the established media had some axe to grind, or perhaps some agenda, that would cause them to denounce the advent of a new wave of decentralised information broadcasting systems?
Nah, couldn’t be.


