This is a place for all enthusiasts of non-motorized two wheeled contraptions (and also Glyph). Summer officially starts next weekend so let’s talk about it! Sunscreen, drinking beer on patios, sweat, 100F heat, street festivals, more sweat, it’s summer baby! … Continue reading The Cycling Thread gets ready for summer
This is a space for all enthusiasts of muscle powered vehicular contraptions (and also Glyph) This week the optional topic is nutrition. Do you carbo-load like an endurance runner? Quaff space age gel packs during long rides? Stop at rural … Continue reading The Cycling Thread is eating
I thought it would be cool to have a place to talk about this episode. I never noticed Death was a snake before, but it ties in well with the snake being an ancient symbol of rebirth and re-incarnation Continue reading Adventure Time: Distant Lands “Together Again” Spoiler Space
This is a space for all enthusiasts of muscle powered vehicular contraptions. This week I thought it’d be nice to talk about clothes. From spandex to padded shorts to funny bibs, a dedicated bike rider needs an array of specialized … Continue reading The Cycling Thread suits up
I thought a thread devoted to the craft of two-wheel unpowered bicycling might be good here. Since the warm season is starting up, as we shake off the winter doldrums, let’s talk gear, goals, accomplishments, experiences, and such. Optional topic … Continue reading Inaugural Cycling thread
Episode 6 dropped on Friday so I thought people would want to talk about the last three. Have at it! Continue reading Invincible episodes 4,5,6 Discussion Thread
The rules are simple, draw a bicycle from memory without looking at a reference then post it here. Continue reading Draw a bicycle, game.
Mothra, she’s great! I love her! Have a great Sunday y’all! Continue reading The Day Thread of Mothra
It’s effin cold for most of us, stay warm Avocados! Drink tea, put on a blanket, get a cat in your lap, whatever it takes. Continue reading The Night Thread brews some tea
Now might be a good time to tell you all about the Motion Picture Association of America’s fascinating rating system. Now, if a family wants to see a movie and it’s rated G, then everyone can go. Mom and Dad … Continue reading Jack Valenti explains movie ratings in the Day Thread
This is a recipe I sort of came up with a while ago that’s been a cheap and easy way to get tasty healthy organs meats into my diet. For some reason liver and onions has a bad rep in … Continue reading The Night Thread is thinking liver and onions
Today’s History Thread will not be as detailed or nuanced as usual because I am not a trained historian. Nevertheless I will give it my best shot. Today I’d like to talk about a historical event I learned about only … Continue reading The History Thread learns a new thing
Hey yall. Christmas Carol episodes are my favorite type of Christmas episode, so let’s cast some for shows or movies that never did one of their own. Besides the classic roles like Scrooge and the Ghosts, try to cast some … Continue reading Cast your own Christmas Carol
I had a too many cans of IPA to write a well-researched article about a Japanese sci-fi film so instead here’s a header about my cat, Tarkin. I got Tarkin five years ago from my Grandma who worked at a … Continue reading Night Thread of Tarkin
Viktor Suvorov was the pseudonym of former GRU Captain Vladimir Rezun who defected to the UK in 1978. Having served 15 years in Soviet military and intelligence he had a wide variety of knowledge about Soviet Army and culture. Most … Continue reading The Night Thread of Viktor Suvorov
Daniil Kharms was a native of Leningrad who published children’s books. He was also involved in the avant garde surrealist movement and his short stories and plays were published in underground magazine. Arrested many times, he finally perished in prison … Continue reading The Night Thread of Daniil Kharms
Today I’d like to celebrate another modern Russian author, the magnificently coiffed Vladimir Sorokin. Like our previous spotlight, he also dabbles in the tropes and structures of science fiction genre novels mixed with heady philosophy. His novel, ” Day of … Continue reading Day Thread of Ice
Today is not his birthday but I’d like to take this header to bring awareness to the spectacular Russian novelist Victor Pelevin. Born in 1962 in Moscow, he began his writing career in 1989 right at the last gasps of … Continue reading The Day Thread of Victor Pelevin
Season 3 of popular Netflix anime Aggretsuko dropped this weekend. Talk about it here! Use spoiler tags please and note which episode number the tag applies to (I mean, it’s not LOST but we need to be polite to the … Continue reading Aggretsuko Season 3 spoiler space
