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As a resident of the prairie oasis of Saskatchewan the threat of a tsunami is not a pressing concern. Unfortunately those in Japan aren’t as lucky. So if you are so inclined, throw them a couple of bucks. Here are a couple of places to start (text shamelessly copied from Comics For Japan)
http://www.google.com/crisisresponse/japanquake2011.html – This link is for monetary donations. It is a google page made by the Red Cross in Japan. The lowest people can donate is 100 yen which is roughly $2 and change.Every little bit counts.
www.2hj.org – Second Harvest is an organization in Japan where people can ship supplies that will be on the ground DIRECTLY to the people who need them. Take a look at the list of supplies at the link. You might consider gathering up a big box of supplies and having a few friends pitch in for shipping to Japan. They need raw supplies more than money at this time.
If you have any other fundraiser links/campaigns let me hear them in the comments and I’ll add them to the post.
That one stand-up comedian being the incredibly funny Matt Braunger. To hear the truth about owls buy his album “Soak Up the Night” and brace for hilarity.
If this won’t get me a Monster drink sponsorship, nothing will.
And if Mr. Begley, Jr. is reading this and offended, fight a bear and prove me wrong.
Sorry, no new strip today. Massive computer failure over the weekend put a dent in my production schedule. But have no fear. New computer acquired and I’m getting it set up as I type this. So come back Friday for an all new factoid shenanigans and enjoy this blast from the past.
Alright, I’m back. Thank you to the bears for filling in for me, but now it’s time for them to return to their staring roles and leave the rest to those of us with thumbs.
The views expressed by bears are those of the bears and do not reflect the official policy or position of James Zintel, the Zintel Wilderness Guide, HyperWrench Productions or good taste.
I’ve seemed to have lost my flash drive containing new factoids somewhere between Saskatoon and Huston, but fortunately the bears themselves have stepped up and written their own factoids this week.
Bears are the unsung heroes of Christmas past.
The other 10% is from Western Canada.
