This is a sequel to Soul Crushing Prisons part 1 and part 2. I recommend you read those first if you haven’t already.
The comic should be arriving in RSS feeds full-sized now. It didn’t work for the last comic. There’s some work I need to do to make this the default behavior. For now I’m using a bit of a hack that should address the problem. I’m lagging behind a bit on a number of things due to a recent move, settling in, lack of Internet access, etc. Once things are settled, however, I should be in a much better position to stay on top of things. I have a home office now instead of having to work in the living room of an apt shared with four other people!
Robin Hood of Keene doesn’t rob anybody, but does like to help out those in need: particularly patrons of downtown Keene whose parking meters have expired. By adding extra coins, Robin Hood saves those patrons from the hassle and extra expense of parking citations given by the orders of the Crown of Keene and distributed by his sheriffs. After all, what business does the Crown of Keene have demanding money to park your car in a public place?
I’m one of Robin Hood’s merry men, and I’d like to tell you a story that happened to me the other day while carrying out Robin Hood’s mission. Two fellow merry men and I were checking the meters around Central Square when we found an expired one in front of Pepper Pete’s Hot Shop. I put in some coins, deposited a note on the car’s windshield to alert the driver, and was on my way. But as I left, I noticed Pepper Pete come out of his store and stand on the sidewalk. He said nothing but I was alert, because in the past Pepper Pete has accosted some merry men, accusing them of acting illegally and berating them for soliciting money.
I walked to the end of the street, finished my metering duties, and returned from whence I came, passing Pepper Pete again. Again, he said nothing. I was a little suspicious, so after I turned the corner, I stopped and peered back down the street through the window of the corner shop. I saw Pepper Pete walk to the car that for which I had deposited coins and remove my note.
I just got off the phone with the producer of FOX News’ “Freedom Watch” with judge Andrew Napolitano, an immensely popular online-only television program with lots of liberty-oriented guests. Viewers have been voting for Sam as a guest and now, thanks to jail superintendent Rick Van Wickler, the interview is happening tomorrow at 2:40pm ET online at FreedomWatchonFOX.com.
Thank you for helping get the word out about Sam. Hopefully this appearance will help really break his story.