(or GPF) is a webcomic
created by Jeffrey T. Darlington. It centers on the employees of a small software company called GPF Software and their misadventures. Originally launched on the World Wide Web
on November 2, 1998, the comic was hosted on Keenspot
between May 2000 and March 2008 and was consistently one of their most popular titles during this time. It is now once again independently hosted.
GPF mostly consists of traditional newspaper-style comic strips with occasional double-sized full-color "Sunday" comics.
I can't love someone I can't trust, but I can forgive you and ask you to turn yourself in. I'm sorry.
I always cook best with plastic utensils.
As for your emperor, I'm sure that some of his prisoners are foul, unpardonable souls, but I would not wish his form of justice on anyone. He kills to terrorize others than the victim, making that death senseless. Where I come from, that's a sign of a madman. My world's had more than it's(sic) own share of those, and it's far from comforting to see in him what I were capable of had I made those choices.
If my sacrifice, be it my time, resources, or life spares one life to make its mark, then my life has been worthwhile.
Yet for some reason, he stood fast and unflinching, no fear, no concern... just grim determination. Did he know something I didn't? Something about Trudy that even she did not know?
You two did not have nakoudo. You met here, in America and you fell in love. You didn't let your differences stand between your love. If Japanese and Chinese can find happiness, then why not Asian and American?
It's sweet that you've been sneaking around on this, but I've known for a long time that you were going to ask. I've also known for a long time what your answer would be, and it's always been the same... Yes. Yes, yes, yes, yes.
First rule of hacking, twerp: There's always a better hacker out there than YOU.
Exoneration makes fewer headlines than convictions, so I may not be cleared in the court of public opinion...
I have never believed in fate. Providence is only the capital of Rhode Island.