Blood River Flow
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Enough with "I'm running on COMMON SENSE values." I want absurd values. Clowns on every train. Possum cops. The government pays in live goats. Worms in every gas tank. A war on clouds. It can't go any wronger than what we've already got going on, here.
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blot.city
The Dillinger Escape Plan -> Mike Patton -> Mr. Bungle -> Secret Chiefs 3 -> Timba Harris -> Team Fortress 2 soundtrack
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shadesofoffside.bsky.social
Has Kansas City ever been the BBQ capital of America?
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AI has lost the dunce vote. It’s over
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I'm just one person, and my programming needs are somewhat unusual (building various kinds of statistical forecasting models). But I'm just not seeing the consistent productivity gains from LLMs that I would have expected if you'd asked me 6 months ago.
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rip to the giant sloth from the middle to late pliestocene and extinct since the arrival of early man at the end of the last ice age, you would have loved mixed use urban redevelopment districts
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Telling english speakers "It's an Indian dialect, I think?"
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I always think it's funny that Portugal only has the third largest population of Portugese speakers in the world. Behind Brazil and Angola.
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> It is 2025 BC. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis

> It is 2025 AD. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis
Soldiers at the Bass Pro Shops pyramid in Memphis, TN.
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The cultural equivalent of hypergraphia where we keep making more corn
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The Mississippi delta, mapped for population, but the blue blocks are census blocks where NOBODY lives. Maybe cotton or corn.
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FDR's second vice president (he had three), was Henry A. Wallace. He also founded the famous (to corn farmers) Hi-Bred Corn company, now Pioneer. Get it? Hybrid? Hi-Bred? Eh? Yeah it's the kind of joke a guy who looks like Henry A Wallace would make.
B&W photo, Henry Agard Wallace, in 1940, in a grey wool herringbone suit with diamonds on a black tie, he has a serious chin, swept parted hair, and a serious look
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They really need to make a bloody American style martial arts movie where all the fight scenes take place on a big farm with all the gruesome ways to die out there. Punch open a corn silo to drown a guy in corn. Throw someone into a thresher. Thrown plow disc. Chemical drums. Welding fight.
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My enjoyment of his books waxes and wanes but today I've been thinking about Neal Stephenson's future internet in "Fall, or Dodge in Hell." There, a disgrunted tech mogul gives the world a tool that lets them make perfect social media fakes of real events. The world that comes out of it is familiar.
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From 2007-2012 or so I ran a GURPS campaign. The setting was basically "Shadowrun in the 1880s." One of the many side plots involved a time-traveling Richard Nixon commanding clones of future professional wrestlers, ONLY so I could say "Dusty Rhodes took my gnome, to a place where he don't belong."
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If you’ve ever played in a band and you’d like to talk with me about a tabletop RPG project, shoot me a DM.
a man is playing a guitar in a dark room with purple lights behind him
Alt: This is Spinal Tap
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“Mississippi” and “gain national attention” gets an immediate head tilt, but “use scholarships for tuition at approved schools,” is where I start to narrow my eyes
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Mississippi was one of the first states to gain national attention for its approach to dyslexia. The state requires every kindergarten and first-grade student to be screened for dyslexia, provides ongoing training for teachers and allows parents to use scholarships for tuition at approved schools.
Dyslexia Scholarship Helps Mississippi Families Access Therapy
Five schools across Madison, Ridgeland, Petal, Hattiesburg and Ocean Springs are approved to accept students using Mississippi’s Dyslexia Therapy Scholarship. But large areas of Mississippi,…
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"in 2009 games from major publishers had to be 3d and they had to be brown and by god did dragon age understand both those assignments" is the best way to explain the Gears of Baldur's Gate bloodspatter look I've ever heard, thank you
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I distinctly remember at the time thinking (hoping) "This is gonna be Mass Effect but with Baldur's Gate!" but it felt like they went all the way back to KotOR, and forgot all about Jade Empire
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The government has switched sides on the War on Disease. Now we're fully in the embrace of Papa Nurgle.
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RFK fired the CDC official (w/decades of experience) leading the measles outbreak response. It's been decades since we've had such a large outbreak. And just to ensure they they can spread the measles outbreak even farther, they also fired the leadership for the center focused on immunization.
Figure showing the largest measles outbreak in the US in decades.  There are over 1500 cases as of October 7 2025
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so yeah unless they really fail a roll, or aren't as fit (low scores), they can jump around, climb ropes, lug stuff, and ride a horse (or whatever equivalent your game has)
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I just cannot feel any stakes it in at all. People with a lot of fake money (that they insist is more real than the 'fiat' currency they have to exchange it for to spend) now have a different amount of it, due to vibes dudes had about a financial bet?
Great? Or bad? I don't know. Feels like nothing.
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yeah there's always the conflicting desires fo "people love to level up" and "using what you have, even if it might not SEEM to be enough" and level drain is just too complicated to pull out of the toolbox
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Give the Swamp Thing a piece of the True Cross, you cowards
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I think of most of them like I do grunts out of basic. A fit 20 year old who knows what the weapon does and is WEIRDLY MOTIVATED to be dangerous to themselves and others, and they may have one or two side skills.
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oh man I love low level D&D play, way more than high level. Of course, I'm usually the DM, and low levels' a LOT easier to plan for - but now even your average level 1 party has some immunities and advantages and spells that make it trickier