rough draft of SS gathering

"""pull all the Screenshot saturday /r/gamedev posts"""

import requests
import re

url = r'http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/186b6n/screenshot_saturday_105_one_does_not_simply/'

##the plan is to pull all the links from the body of the post and pull the links
## with Screenshot_saturday in them. without using PRAW or my reddit module

#regex to find markup urls
link_markup = r"\[(.*)\]\((.*?)\)"

#don't worry about 404s, not found etc for this quick ex
# assuming all SS are numbered

#this is the current SS we're on, the next one will have current_ss - 1 in it,
# so 104
next_ss=104
final_results =[]
while next_ss > 0:

    #hardcoded because the link is wrong in the 102 post, so it's sort of skipping the stuff
    if next_ss == 101:
        print '\tskipping 102 stuff'
        url = \
            r"http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/16f3b4/screenshot_saturday_101_battle_on/"
        proper_url = "{0}.json".format(url)
        final_results.append(("101", url))
    elif next_ss == 70:
        url = \
            r'http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/ustcw/screenshot_saturday_70_yes_another_one/'
        proper_url = "{0}.json".format(url)
    else:
        proper_url = "{0}.json".format(url)
        r = requests.get(proper_url)
        #find the self text in the http response
        self_text = r.json[0]['data']['children'][0]['data']['selftext']

        #find the possible links in the self text
        groups = re.findall(link_markup,self_text)
        #find the links that match 'screenshot'
        group_matches = []
        for grp in groups:
            if "screenshot" in grp[1] and str(next_ss) in grp[1]:
                group_matches.append(grp)
                print '\tfound', grp[0]
        #only need the last one, since it's the most previous one
        #no matches, decrement next_ss and try again
        if group_matches == []:
            print 'cant find',next_ss,'skipping'
        else:
            last_link = group_matches[0]
            url = last_link[1]
            final_results.append(last_link)
            print 'for', next_ss,
            print 'saving and using', last_link[0], 'at',  url
    next_ss-=1

print 'done entire loop'

#write to file
with open(r'c:/ss.txt','w') as f:
    for pair in final_results:
        # needs to write pair[0] for the title, but unicode is too big of a barrier
        # at 1:42 am on a friday night
        f.write(u'{}\n'.format(pair[1]))