Big thanks to everyone that showed up last night to help us celebrate 6 months of internet shenanigans. Everyone had a fantastic time and much food and beer was consumed.

Stay tuned to the forums, sometime in the next week we will be posting a short Q&A session we did after the YAGS taping.

If anyone has any pics or video of last night, please email me at evan@fancypantsgangsters.com.

Tonight we are going to be celebrating our 6 month anniversary at the Chatterbox Pub in Highland. After we do a few live episodes of Yet Another Gaming Show, we were thinking about doing a Q&A section for the assembled masses in a special episode going to be made available exclusively on the forums. For those of you who you won’t be able to make the show, feel free to submit your questions to this thread in the forums. We will have a duly appointed forum representative ask your questions.

Those sharpeyed among you may have noticed a new tab above this post. Yes, the Fancy Pants Gangsters Forum Of Doom is now open for business. That is of course assuming we make any sort of money around here.

It is a little barren right now, but that’s just because only FPG hosts have had access to it. How often can you say you were one of the first members into a forum, that you were a brave pioneer into that digital wilderness? Now is that time!

Stay tuned to the forums, all the hosts plan to be active members. And if they aren’t, I’ll break thier thumbs.

Our loving sponser The Four Firkins has graced the cover of local mag Lavender. While he doesn’t mention us at all, we still forgive him. Here is a link to the story if you are outside the Twin Cities or are just impatient.

Due to technical issue beyond our control (actually I just left the file in Dave’s car) this week’s episode of The Well Fed Guide To Life will be delayed until tomorrow. Strangely enough, Wednesday is also the day we are debuting our newest show, Robots With Tears.

It’s kinda hard to explain, but I’ll give it a shot. 5 baby robots are transported back in time to Victorian days and raised as humans. Teenage drama, 17th century poetry, and frilly dresses combine to make an incredibly odd radio drama. Imagine if Dawson’s Creek was written by Oscar Wilde and Isaac Asimov, and you’ve got a rough idea.

To give you an small byte (Ha! Get it? It’s because they are robots), heres a short sample of the first episode. If you are suitably warped, you should like it. Here’s hoping our listeners are as brain addled as our testing indicates.

 

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