I Want Out

That little voice inside his head kept crying out to be heard, occasionally at inopportune times.


Not that it mattered these days, as even at inopportune times the voice managed to be passed off as just practicing. Sometimes he felt that joining that improv group was the best thing he'd ever done.


When the improv group began randomly killing audience members, though, it was knocked slightly lower on the list; just behind joining the model United Nations as a seventh grader and winning at jacks back when that still just about meant something.



disclaimer:

Happy New Year.

A perfect time of year to get the still mostly brand spanking (not literally) new Sane Magazine tshirt!

We're back in the office this week after a little hiatus (not that anyone noticed - we did keep those issues cranking out, in absentia) visiting our Clare girls in bikinis, who were very cold this time of year. In fact, we're still not back, even as you're reading this, more likely than not. Go figure.

This possibly explains the last few somewhat... terse, shall we say, issues.

See you back here next week with an abnormally focused issue. Probably.

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If you had feelings about this week's issue, be sure to let us know how you felt. If your feeling isn't covered here... well, I guess you're stuck, then, aren't you?
Liked it.
Didn't like it.
Would have liked more references to bats.
I'd rather be boiled in vinegar.

Also, we'd like your take on the now missing Summary Feature (email subscribers can still access the summary for the current week's issue only and you can sign up here). How do you feel about the (now gone) summary feature on each issue?
I miss it.
Didn't use it.
What summary, you mean I can get away with reading less?
Don't miss it at all.



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