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The Rockwood Mailbag

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Have you always wanted to let Team Rockwood know just what you were thinking? Do you wonder why the panels of the strip are laid out horizontally instead of vertically? Or do you have sensitive documents that will bring down the government? In any case, we want to know! Just fill out your name and e-mail address, then let 'er rip! No question or comment is too bizarre for Team Rockwood to take a stab at, and if we can get enough mail coming in, this page will be updated weekly! (Unlike the old mailbag page, which got updated about four times in two years.)

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Updated on February 11, 2003
		February 5, 2003 I'm sure artistic license comes into this somewhere... but, don't you think that couch Al and Dana are sitting on is awfully out of place on a space station? I would think something more modular or streamlined would be more fitting. --James
		What are we, interior decorators? We don't know good chairs from bad chairs, and the crew is mostly concerned with comfort once they get back to their quarters. That said, James, your suggestion has merit, and who knows? With Skip's potential furniture budget, maybe he could bring in some experts to spruce up the place.
		February 5, 2003 who are you? from which universe/dimension? are you believing this century? --tim rockwood
		Well, according to this, we're C-3PO, but according to this, we're fairly mad. Given those results, we're not quite sure if we're from another dimension or a galaxy far, far away. As such, we can't really believe anything about this century, because there's a chance that it might not exist.
		February 5, 2003 Wow, Brian signed my guestbook! I feel special now. By the way, the radio is turned back on, I had forgotten that I stopped it while I was adding music to the list. Feel free to stop by and check it out now-- sorry, had to plug it :) --Andy Lee
		That's right, kids! Take note! If you link to Rockwood somewhere on your site, you might someday find that we've searched you out for special treatment! We know who links to us (more or less) and we do check out these sites from time to time. You never know when we might link to you right out of the blue!
		February 5, 2003 I voted for you. Several times...yup. --Shadow
		Thanks for the support, Shadow, but as you can see, we've pulled the link. It turns out that much as we had feared, the link to The Comic Web Voting Site That Shall Remain Unnamed (TCWVSTSRU) turned out to be a scam. Those of you who actually took the time to vote for Rockwood were rewarded by having your vote thrown into the garbage. TCWVSTSRU didn't count any of your votes toward the total that would have gotten Rockwood recognized on that list, so we dropped them faster than Lisa Marie dropped Nicolas Cage.
		February 7, 2003 Okay, I've got several thoughts in one email. Hope that doesn't overwhelm the Rockwood staff. <digress> Chastity: I know you can be underwhelmed, and you can be overwhelmed, but can you ever just be, like, whelmed? Bianca: I think you can in Europe. <\digress> Voted for ya but personally think it's a sham. Alias rocks very much. I think Jennifer Garner is a good role model and she totally kicks butt. Really like the supporting cast too; lots of good actors. And in defense of syndicated comics re: the Columbia tragedy, most cartoonists have their strips in weeks in advance. It would have been near impossible for them to work it in. A lot of editorial cartoonists did wonderful jobs saluting the astronauts. Friday's strip was wonderful and I thought it was very contemplative. I also got the funny before I read your disclaimer. And it was a very well worded disclaimer. Keep up the good work Team Rockwood. (Brian should give you raises!) --Mikki
		Easy there, Mikki, Team Rockwood isn't made of money! And we don't know if we should be rewarding people with raises when they can't even draw more than one kind of chair!
		February 7, 2003 Since you said you don't want a mailbox full of angry emails, I thought I'd send you a positive. I thought today's (Friday's) strip was perfect. Even without the disclaimer. The "hidden" message was even more effective than your disclaimer! Thanks for deriding the one section of our society that needs to be! --Ken DeNisco
		Thanks, Ken. But in fairness to the conspiracy kooks, there are plenty of people who are awake at reasonable hours who also deserve derision.
		February 7, 2003 This is not a complaining email, but rather a camaraderie letter for a fellow fan of Coast to Coast A.M.. It's nice to see Rockwood stays up late to listen like the rest of us 'normal' people. Anyway, that last panel in Friday's comic says it all even without words. Kepler's hand in Will's face, which I assume means: "If you don't know even who is the current host of the best non-policitical radio talk show, I don't want to talk to you." Unfortunately, the world is full of Will Rockwoods. People that are so ignorant that they don't even know basics facts, such as the home planet of Chewbacca (Kashyyyk for the unenlightened). --Leif
		Yes, Leif, sometimes the production of new Rockwood strips lags into the Coast to Coast broadcast times (like, right now, for instance). And we must confess that although we think the show is far-fetched even in the most reasonable of cases, it's an awful lot of fun to listen to. Like the hollow Earth show. How could you not love that?
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