Tetsuo, Shiro, Taro, Sato, Akira, Yukio, Kaneda, Sami, Joi, Hideyo, Kenji, Akito, Yoshiko, Hiro, and Ren.
October 14, 2025 at 11:34 PM
Tetsuo, Shiro, Taro, Sato, Akira, Yukio, Kaneda, Sami, Joi, Hideyo, Kenji, Akito, Yoshiko, Hiro, and Ren.
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“They had fangs, they were biting people, they had this look in their eyes, totally cold, animal. I think they were Young Republicans.”
October 4, 2025 at 12:59 AM
“They had fangs, they were biting people, they had this look in their eyes, totally cold, animal. I think they were Young Republicans.”
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I just tried doing this (with “Yakety Sax”), but can’t figure out how to upload it so the sound works.
September 29, 2025 at 2:16 AM
I just tried doing this (with “Yakety Sax”), but can’t figure out how to upload it so the sound works.
Wrong question. The right question is "How many do they have to arrest to cow the others?"
September 15, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Wrong question. The right question is "How many do they have to arrest to cow the others?"
I remember Tim Powers describing his process at an EasterCon a while ago which sounded like an even more advanced version of this, but it involved written vignettes or essays colour-doded and connected by string but spread out on the floor so he could move them around as he added more material.
August 6, 2025 at 9:13 PM
I remember Tim Powers describing his process at an EasterCon a while ago which sounded like an even more advanced version of this, but it involved written vignettes or essays colour-doded and connected by string but spread out on the floor so he could move them around as he added more material.
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The single best line from any rpg ever is from a random encounter table in Anomalous Subsurface Environment by Patrick Wetmore. Still kills me every time
"Mimes. Dozens of them, trapped in their invisible boxes, silently pleading for help"
"Mimes. Dozens of them, trapped in their invisible boxes, silently pleading for help"
July 31, 2025 at 11:47 PM
The single best line from any rpg ever is from a random encounter table in Anomalous Subsurface Environment by Patrick Wetmore. Still kills me every time
"Mimes. Dozens of them, trapped in their invisible boxes, silently pleading for help"
"Mimes. Dozens of them, trapped in their invisible boxes, silently pleading for help"
So what is the _best_ die?
August 4, 2025 at 10:43 PM
So what is the _best_ die?
From a Discord I shared the OP with:
August 1, 2025 at 4:45 PM
From a Discord I shared the OP with:
How do your copies of Analog get worn out so quickly?
July 31, 2025 at 8:59 PM
How do your copies of Analog get worn out so quickly?
And if they did notice the jeans or whatever, they carried on suspending their disbelief without an attack of the vapours.
July 3, 2025 at 5:55 PM
And if they did notice the jeans or whatever, they carried on suspending their disbelief without an attack of the vapours.
In 1978, you saw the film in the cinema or you didn't see it at all. Having spent the princely sum of £1.50 or whatever, most people weren't going to be looking anywhere but at the focal point of the scene. It's not as though they could replay the scene or pause it for close examination.
July 3, 2025 at 5:54 PM
In 1978, you saw the film in the cinema or you didn't see it at all. Having spent the princely sum of £1.50 or whatever, most people weren't going to be looking anywhere but at the focal point of the scene. It's not as though they could replay the scene or pause it for close examination.
You're okay with calling John by his name, but you want it to be _her_ name? Now you're just being the a_hole yourself, mate.
July 3, 2025 at 2:13 PM
You're okay with calling John by his name, but you want it to be _her_ name? Now you're just being the a_hole yourself, mate.
Bear in mind that a mandatory part of the process is living an extended period as that gender. Hard to do that if the law is that you have to be "Jane" while you're dressing as "John".
It really is simpler all around if you change your name and pronouns at the beginning of the transition process.
It really is simpler all around if you change your name and pronouns at the beginning of the transition process.
July 3, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Bear in mind that a mandatory part of the process is living an extended period as that gender. Hard to do that if the law is that you have to be "Jane" while you're dressing as "John".
It really is simpler all around if you change your name and pronouns at the beginning of the transition process.
It really is simpler all around if you change your name and pronouns at the beginning of the transition process.
The question is, if it takes years to transition — which it does, all "us people" know it — when do you switch to calling yourself by the pronouns and chosen name suitable? Is it only at the end of the process? /…
July 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
The question is, if it takes years to transition — which it does, all "us people" know it — when do you switch to calling yourself by the pronouns and chosen name suitable? Is it only at the end of the process? /…
What is this thing you're describing, and what does it have to do with real life?
It takes _years_ to transition, any reading at all will tell you that. Every trans person knows that. _No-one_ thinks that it can be done by clicking your fingers, outside of a dream or a sci-fi novel or a D&D game.
It takes _years_ to transition, any reading at all will tell you that. Every trans person knows that. _No-one_ thinks that it can be done by clicking your fingers, outside of a dream or a sci-fi novel or a D&D game.
July 3, 2025 at 12:53 PM
What is this thing you're describing, and what does it have to do with real life?
It takes _years_ to transition, any reading at all will tell you that. Every trans person knows that. _No-one_ thinks that it can be done by clicking your fingers, outside of a dream or a sci-fi novel or a D&D game.
It takes _years_ to transition, any reading at all will tell you that. Every trans person knows that. _No-one_ thinks that it can be done by clicking your fingers, outside of a dream or a sci-fi novel or a D&D game.
Split the difference and make it pentagonal:
July 3, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Split the difference and make it pentagonal:
They sound no different to a serial killer explaining what they were doing with their victims to the court psychiatrist.
The right word for this is not "laboratory", it's "dungeon".
The right word for this is not "laboratory", it's "dungeon".
July 3, 2025 at 1:30 AM
They sound no different to a serial killer explaining what they were doing with their victims to the court psychiatrist.
The right word for this is not "laboratory", it's "dungeon".
The right word for this is not "laboratory", it's "dungeon".