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« August 2016 | Main | October 2016 » September 29, 2016Lion Coffee Man By fnord12 | September 29, 2016, 5:28 PM | My stupid life| Link Recap 74 Something about the Underdark always causes my campaigns to nearly break up. Big Trouble In Little Underdark. By fnord12 | September 29, 2016, 3:51 PM | D&D| Link
The code tweaking rabbit hole This is basically a corollary to this (which i've linked to before), and both hit disturbingly close to home (especially the alt text on the newer/first one). By fnord12 | September 28, 2016, 11:11 AM | Comics & My stupid life| Link
More posts about buildings and food Today is National Pancake Day. As you can see from the comment on that article, there is also a Pancake Day in the spring, but unlike that guy we don't find the idea of a second Pancake Day to be "ridiculous". In the SuperMegaHousehold*, we are willing to celebrate Pancake Day as often as is required. *This is the "buildings" part of the post, to justify the title. Loved ones, loved ones, visit the building. We'll be eating pancakes, but if you come visit we'll... keep eating pancakes. And you can't have any. By fnord12 | September 26, 2016, 11:33 AM | My stupid life & Vegan Vittles| Link
Movies that are not sequels to Watership Down ...but maybe should be: By fnord12 | September 22, 2016, 7:38 AM | Movies| Link Public Service Announcement For you non-vegans, just a reminder to tie down your eggs today to keep them from floating away. You apparently have to watch your brooms, too. By fnord12 | September 22, 2016, 7:35 AM | Science| Link
Wheel of Pie This chart comes up in conversations in the SuperMegaHousehold more often than you'd think, and we always spend a little time trying to re-find it. So we're putting it here with a link to the original website for reference. We don't agree with all the decisions, and of course everything needs to be veganized, but it's a good starting point. And a reminder that if you're not eating a pie every month, You're Doing It Wrong. I dunno where this person who created the Pie Wheel lives, but where am i supposed to get cherries in September? And what's this apricot pie business? No. We're going to do blueberry pie in May, strawberry (sans rhubarb) in June, and cherry in July. Not sure what i'm supposed to make in September if i have to wait until October for apple. Banana cream? Coconut custard? Cheesecake? By fnord12 | September 21, 2016, 7:40 AM | My stupid life & Vegan Vittles| Link
Disabling comments This blog started off as a way for me and Min to share links and such amongst ourselves and with some friends. As my comics blog grew bigger, people from there started drifting over here (my fault for linking between them) and with that has come an increase in people missing the point, being sea lions, using our posts as platforms to air their own tangentially related grievances, etc.. Which happens on the comics blog too, but it always gets taken more personally when it's about politics. We've considered just taking this blog down entirely, but for now we've decided to just disable comments. By fnord12 | September 17, 2016, 3:16 PM | My stupid life| Link
Dutter & Parker's cry for help? I am sure that Tom DeFalco wasn't involved in kickback schemes, but it's weird how many Bull's Eye cartoons imply otherwise. By fnord12 | September 16, 2016, 9:26 AM | Comics| Link Post Politics Platypus I hope this serves as a sufficient lo siento. By fnord12 | September 16, 2016, 9:23 AM | Cute Things & Science| Link I knew it wasn't safe to go looking at political stuff From Politico: A Clinton administration will be full of Republicans. After she is sworn in, these Republicans say, they expect positions in a Clinton administration that go beyond the one or two seats that are typically reserved for opposition party experts in any White House... ...By embracing Clinton, these Republicans say they've also gained an easy entry point to communicate with the campaign's senior brass on both policy and political tactics. Come 2017, they hope their campaign access translates to a new Clinton administration. From WaPo: Hillary's first inclination is always war, war, war. For years, Clinton has blamed Bush for misleading her into voting for the resolution. But an examination by The Washington Post found that her decision was based as much on advice from her husband's advisers as from Bush administration officials. There were also significant gaps in her fact-gathering, most notably her apparent failure to read a classified analysis that other senators cited in voting against the resolution. Meanwhile, from NYT, the Clinton campaign can't figure out why Millenials and former Bernie supporters are drifting to third parties, and they hilariously think the answer is MOOOOAAAAR SUPERPACS (the rejection of which was the cornerstone of Bernie's campaign): ...leading Democrats have been alarmed by the drift of young voters toward the third-party candidates. By fnord12 | September 16, 2016, 7:55 AM | Liberal Outrage | Comments (5) | Link
Never too late for terrifying Baby DeFalco I meant to put this up here when i started 1993, but i had trouble re-finding it until now. I assume there's no special significance in Mark Gruenwald representing 1992. By fnord12 | September 8, 2016, 1:50 PM | Comics| Link
Love that Collectors Note Their value will not be compromised. What does that even mean? Also: Ha ha, John Kruk is fat! (Did i do it right?) By fnord12 | September 7, 2016, 2:25 PM | Comics| Link
Awesome Although i have to be the continuity geek and point out that Steve Austin never wore the track suit in the episodes where he met Bigfoot. By fnord12 | September 6, 2016, 11:08 AM | Cryptozoology & TeeVee | Comments (1) | Link DMCA Takedown notices out of control This would be pretty hilarious if it didn't also mean that lots of legit websites are also getting targeted. By fnord12 | September 6, 2016, 11:06 AM | Liberal Outrage| Link
Asking for a friend It's legal to murder your neighbor if they hang wind chimes on their patio, right? By fnord12 | September 4, 2016, 1:17 PM | My stupid life | Comments (1) | Link |