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Posted to: Treasure Island It’s some time before Jim is able to regain his senses following his battle with Israel Hands in the previous chapter, but eventually he is able to calm down and take stock of his wounded shoulder.

Posted to: Treasure Island “Hey,” says Israel Hands, “you think you might want to chuck the dead guy overboard?

Posted to: Treasure Island The deck of the Hispaniola is pure chaos as the ship is tossed around on the water.

Posted to: Quarterly Game Reports The lineup of games this quarter is roughly the same size as usual, but my total playtime over the past few months has been far lower due to a number of factors.

Posted to: 100 Questions Ah, what the hell, let’s do another one.

Posted to: Blog *As long as waking up to a leg cramp at 3 a.m., being too uncomfortable and awake to keep laying in bed, moving to the couch, listening to two albums in full, finally nodding off around 4:30, waking up to the sound of Mrs.

Posted to: Cheers We just wrapped on our second Virtual Potluck, and I couldn’t be more pleased at the turnout and enthusiasm for the event this year.

Posted to: Events This page contains all entries for this year’s Small Web Potluck.

Posted to: Miscellaneous This comment was left in response to me trying the Pepperidge Farm Frozen Coconut Layer Cake: (p7uen: Mary Berry would like a word with Mr.

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Posted to: Blog “Hey, I want a shot.

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Posted to: Treasure Island Okay, so “coracle” is the word Jim has been using for his small boat, which I didn’t think was worth mentioning but I forgot it was in a chapter title.

Posted to: Treasure Island Upon nightfall, Jim sets forth on his mission, only to find that his bucket-boat is damn near impossible to paddle, and most of its motion involves spinning around in circles.

Posted to: Treasure Island I guess I should take back how glib I was at the end of the last chapter about the losses sustained by our protagonists, though I still maintain the book was needlessly vague on details.

Posted to: Blog I don’t talk about movies very often.

Posted to: Cheers I’ve been sitting on this one for a little bit now, but I’m finally ready to plug Subvert.

Posted to: Blog This is probably only because the chorus for both songs follow a similar format and cadence, but I personally like to think that Dasha’s Austin and Train’s 50 Ways to Say Goodbye are two very different reactions to the same wild misunderst…

Posted to: Cheers Just a quick shout-out today, I wanted to highlight Cult Classifications on YouTube, a channel that plays and discusses video games of past eras that weren’t exactly what you’d call “smash hits”.

Posted to: Quarterly Game Reports Man, this was a weird couple of months.

Posted to: 100 Questions So, I’m finally doing this thing that’s going around.

Posted to: Blog I recently watched a video that is a 5-hour deep-dive covering all known details about every Mountain Dew spin-off flavor: Despite not having consumed a Mountain Dew in approximately ten years, I watched the entire thing.