Monkey Wrench Now Has A Ko-fi Page!

Monkey Wrench Now has a Ko-fi page!

We've been encouraged by several people to give Ko-fi a go, and after seeing how much Patreon takes from us per month after they introduced a new insights tab (about 20%!!!) (see image below) we thought we'd explore other avenues of funding, as losing $1k a month to BS fees, to me, is unacceptable.

So we got a Ko-fi page!

Ko-fi

Support Monkey Wrench on Ko-fi! ❤️. ko-fi.com/monkeywrench

Support Monkey Wrench On Ko-fi. Ko-fi lets you support the people and causes you love with small donations

Over the coming days we're gonna be setting this Ko-fi up fully, like porting over our Ep 4 updates and such from Patreon, so whether you want to support us for a while or just do a one off donation knowing that 95% of it is actually going to the show and not being stolen for 'fee's' you can now do so!

Lordy, ain't making things FUN???

The nuns who took care of the building are thrilled that skaters saved the church. They even let the skaters push them around on the skateboards.

My son, he is very squished

More pictures + his brother Snom + ramble under the cut

Made this charjabug using the same pinchpot technique as the Snom in these pictures. He is a little flat but that's okay I think. He will have a name of Pancake.

The Snom (unnamed) is from 2020, Pancake is from this year. Had to wait a month before he got fired and I could pick him up. Not sure when I'll get the opportunity to do something like this again, but when I do, I'd like to make a Dudunsparce next, since the shapes are a little more complex and I think it would be fun. I've also considered trying out air dry clay, even though it won't give the same smooth look to it

hi chat

I don't know if it's just me but I feel like there is a difference between liking something and making something become a part of you. I've seen in happen a lot in fandoms, but not to the scale that it is with the fandoms centering around Vivziepop or Hazbin or Helluva.

There's a huge different. You can love something with all your heart, it can even be a part of you, but you can't do what Viv's fandom does. You can't fall that deep into the belief that any criticism of the thing is a knock at you.

Thinking about the werewolf from the hate mail Lemgo council pharmacist David Welman (1595 - 1669) got after being accused of being a werewolf