BACKGROUND INFORMATIONJBDFKJDF is mostly about the people in a store that sells comics, DVDs, video games, and other geek stuff. It's also has a little to do with Kirby Community College. we'll get to that in the next entry.
Also keep in mind, every entry has links hidden in it...
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TERRY ADAMS
 Terry graduated from high school with no ambitions and was then hired at the store due to his unusual qualifications. He would later fall into a couple comas, emerge earlier than anyone expected, quit the store, and embark on a journey into the real world via community college.
He's pretty friendly, but horribly shy (especially around women) after a childhood filled with ridicule. He caries a bit of a torch for Relly.
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KJ
(KAMANDI-JAMESON JONAH-KILLRAVEN FOLEY)
 KJ has been Terry's best friend ever since they were kids. He started working at the store in Terry's absence, also developing a crush on Relly.
He's a jerk, though whether he is by nature or choice is up in the air.
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RELLY
 Relly is the boss's daughter, a ridiculously attractive girl forced to work in a haven for antisocials. In her tour of duty she has befriended Terry and (begrudginly) KJ.
Relly is a cynic, but she's polite. Most of the time.
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JOEY BAGLEDDY
 Joey is every annoying kid you've ever known. Unsupervised to the point of a Grand Theft Auto addction, he hung around at the store with people twice his age or older until Will moved to town.
Joey enjoys the simple things in life, which is good, because he's one of them.
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SIR
 Sir is the Boss. He's in charge. Just ask him. Or not, he'll tell you anyway.
He's not very smart but he's a good enough businessman to still have his store running.
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RAYTCH
(Rayna Tamberlyn Cherry)
 Raytch is the quintessential Geek Chick. She knows just as much as you do about [subject] plus she's female and pretty nice looking.
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WILLEM CHERRY
 Will is Raytch's little brother, a preteen a little too smart for his own good.
When Joey does something wrong, he's unsure whether it's right or wrong. If Will does it, he does it to maximum efficency with myriad of exit strategies.
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