I'd Like To Post More, But I'm Stuck In A Pile Of Half Finished Boxes

My girlfriend's tarnished gal

We were joking that with the sunflower boss fromsoft has really connected with their core audience - people who miss beating grass with a stick as a kid. And it got me thinking - is it even a universal childhood experience? Do americans have fond memories about fighting local flora?

Extra points if it's dangerous flora, like nettle, then it can fight back and the fight has more stakes

gud kat smol kat

original drawing by artcher_artwork on twitter

*wakes up*

I finally came up with a perfect setting for my weirdo characters to live in

*goes back to sleep, never mentions it ever again*

Am I insane or is Homestuck greatly influenced by the Book of the New Sun?

Getting my silly little notebooks ready for a silly little fair

(original design not mine)

I dreamed that I was writing an adventure for Delta Green. Or rather, running it, improvising as I went. There was a scene where a character (a child) is sneaking around an empty school, because there is a monster on the second floor of the school. The kid doesn't know it yet, but the monster is a bunch of people stuck together in a slimy heap. He only knows about the monster because of the sounds it makes - like someone slapping a wet mop on the floor.

The school is empty because there is a September 1st assembly going on outside the school. I have no idea if they do something like this in the US, but it was ambiguous whether the adventure was taking place somewhere in the former USSR or somewhere else. It could have been any other event that required all the students to be gathered outside.

There was a clue that the history teacher was telling the kids how before WWII Germany hired people in the USSR for sabotage and they had a secret sign to identify each other - a coin. And he showed this coin. It and the monster were somehow connected. And the child was trying to decide - either to use something from the chemistry class to try to defeat the monster, or not to approach it at all, find a coin and run.

At the same time, another character, also a child, was riding a train and trying to figure out how to send her mother a text message so that she would think it was from her father, who was now on an expedition at a polar station.

Unfortunately I don't know what the context was, but in the dream I really enjoyed watching the player figure out how to do it from a child's point of view.

So, uhh.. I'm not a fan of wireless headphones... But I guess they are the way for when you are cutting stuff that can easily catch on those wires 🫠🫠🫠