Hello, gamers. Hope all you Americans out there are enjoying your long weekend. This is LibraryLass, filling in for Bones because she didn’t feel like doing two headers in one day. Let’s talk about rebellion and revolutionaries in games. Like … Continue reading The Weekly Games Thread Flies on the Wings of Rebellion
Happy Saturday and for the first time in months welcome to the Frinkiac Challenge! This used to be a regular feature that I post way less often now because I’m directionless garbage, but it’s pretty simple to explain. Just use frinkiac.com, morbotron.com, masterofallscience.com, funcooker.fun, penskefile.com, … Continue reading With great power there must also come the Great Frinkiac Challenge!
Hello, everyone and welcome to Let’s Read An Old Menu! This is a somewhat irregular column in which I, your humble LibraryLass, look at restaurant, hotel, and lunch counter menus from the 19th and 20th centuries. Sometimes things will be … Continue reading Let’s Read Old Menus, featuring Lau Yee Chai and House of P. Y. Chong, Honolulu, HI, 1945!
Happy Tuesday and welcome to the Frinkiac Challenge! This used to be a regular feature that I post way less often now because I’m directionless garbage, but it’s pretty simple to explain. Just use frinkiac.com, morbotron.com, masterofallscience.com, funcooker.fun, penskefile.com, or any similar site you might … Continue reading The Great Frinkiac Challenge Gets The Obvious Joke Out of the Way
Happy Tuesday and for the first time in well over a year welcome to the Frinkiac Challenge! This used to be a regular feature that I post way less often now because I’m directionless garbage, but it’s pretty simple to … Continue reading The Great Frinkiac Challenge gets out of the pool
Happy Tuesday and for the first time in well over a year welcome to the Frinkiac Challenge! This used to be a regular feature that I post way less often now because I’m directionless garbage, but it’s pretty simple to … Continue reading The Great Penske/Funcooker Challenge!
Hello, everyone and welcome to Let’s Read An Old Menu! This is a somewhat irregular column in which I, your humble LibraryLass, look at restaurant, hotel, and lunch counter menus from the 19th and 20th– and today for the first … Continue reading Let’s Read an Old Menu, Featuring Quark’s Bar and Restaurant, Deep Space 9, 2385 (at Star Trek: the Experience, Las Vegas, NV, 2008)
Hello, everyone and welcome to Let’s Read An Old Menu! This is a somewhat irregular column in which I, your humble LibraryLass, look at restaurant, hotel, and lunch counter menus from the 19th and 20th centuries. Sometimes things will be … Continue reading Let’s Read an Old Menu, featuring Disneyland Through The Years!
Hello, everyone and welcome to Let’s Read An Old Menu! This is a somewhat irregular column in which I, your humble LibraryLass, look at restaurant, hotel, and lunch counter menus from the 19th and 20th centuries. Sometimes things will be … Continue reading Let’s Read Old Menus, featuring the Pennsylvania Railroad, circa 1963-1967!
Hello, everyone and welcome to Let’s Read An Old Menu! After just over a year (and what a fucking nightmare of a year it’s been,) I’m back to look at restaurant, hotel kitchen, and lunch counter menus from the 19th … Continue reading Let’s Read Old Menus, Featuring Xochitl, New York City, 1959!
Today’s day thread is dedicated to my favorite paleoartist of all time, Brian Franczak, who passed away this August at the age of 65. Franczak had been suffering from dementia since at least 2017, at which time he briefly went … Continue reading The Day Thread of Brian Franczak
Dramus has been eliminated. Dramus was Vanilla Town. Rules and Roles: This game is designed for newcomers, with simpler rules, and with priority given to people who haven’t played before or haven’t played in a long time. In this game, there … Continue reading We Are Number One (But it’s Werewolf) Day 5-6: VILLAIN NUMBER ONE!
Dicentra has been eliminated. Dicentra was the Detective. Today is Kill or Be Killed. If Town fails to eliminate a wolf today, the wolves will have a majority and win the game. Rules and Roles: This game is designed for newcomers, … Continue reading We Are Number One (But It’s Werewolf) Day 4: Be careful not to make a sound!
Unfortunately the author was still not feeling her psychological best, so a detailed header was not in the offing. Narrowstrife has been eliminated. Narrowstrife was Vanilla Town. Rules and Roles: This game is designed for newcomers, with simpler rules, and … Continue reading We Are Number One (But It’s Werewolf) Day 3: WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!
The G-Man was too busy in his office to have time to play outside and exercise, and was among the first to fall behind. Captain Video has been eliminated. He was Vanilla Town. Rules and Roles: This game is designed for … Continue reading We Are Number One (But it’s Werewolf) day 2: When I say “go” be ready to throw!
After some time, four disguised villains left Lazytown’s utility tunnel system through separate exits and settled in among the public. Their mission: Finally beat that blue kangaroo! Rules and Roles: This game is designed for newcomers, with simpler rules, and … Continue reading We Are Number One (But it’s Werewolf) Day 1: A Little Lesson In Trickery
Robbie Rotten had been humiliated for the last time. But if he was going to beat that Sportawhatshisname once and for all, he knew he couldn’t do it alone. When he got back to the lair he called up the … Continue reading Werewolf 129: We Are Number One! (But it’s Werewolf)
And here we are at the end! I’d like to thank you all for voting. Continue reading Best Chinese Food Tournament: Finals!
The King is Dead. Egg Rolls at last have been toppled by the indomitable power of Pork Fried Rice. With the #1 seed out, anything could happen from here on! Only four more matches remain to determine the final results! … Continue reading Best Chinese Food Tournament Semifinals!
We’re very near the end now! Things will no doubt get even more heated as only a handful of dishes remain in play. At this point it seems extremely likely that a classic Cantonese-American dish will win out, but it’s … Continue reading Best Chinese Food Quarterfinals!
We’re getting into the homestretch of this competition now! These final matches will be truly grueling. The highest-scoring winner last time was the eminently deserving Potstickers, winning over its close cousin Wontons with an astonishing 44 votes. Peking Duck was … Continue reading Best Chinese Food Tournament, Round 4
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