There’s a card game series called “Timeline” which has a similar concept except you keep building a timeline based on cards with events on them. You have to put them in order the best of your ability. They seem to have not continued with some of the different versions of the original game but there’s still a few versions that they do make.

There is a “Netflix/Spotify” for books it’s called the Library. But they won’t mention that in an article pushing buying books.

I have enjoyed the goat and its antics every year since learning about it here and I was very much looking forward to reading the goat’s tweets or whatever they’re calling them this week but alas they are unable to be viewed without an account. I will have to settle for watching the webcam occasionally and wondering if the goat will again burn this year.

the first British monarch to be a qualified diver
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Try this game: https://www.getbadnews.com/ It has you go through making fake news, tweets, blog posts etc to try to gain followers. I believe there’s also a grade school version on the site as well.

What part of this sickening and appalling child murder is considered “neat.”

You can check out a whole host of microscopic crystalline structures (and other images) of various things including beer, pharmaceuticals, butterfly wings, hidden figures on silicon chips here: https://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/micro/gallery.html

Basically, this is the card game (table top game) Timeline which came out in 2012.

We ended up adopting a dog with the same name as mine when I was in high school.

I once got very excited to have received mail with my name on it, as I didn't receive much mail at the time. Much to my disappointment I found out I was due for my rabies and distemper vaccinations.

I've been a fan of Pi since first seeing it years ago. Unfortunately, I've noticed the versions I've found on streaming seem to be missing a few little bits and pieces, a line here, a shot there. While we're speaking of simply seconds of the movie that are missing, it changes the whole dynamics of some scenes. Thus this changes the feel of the film.

That's what they see when the house lights are all up and the stage lights are off.

When you're on stage performing all you see is a bright wall of light and nothing but a black void where the house is. This is why flash photos are extremely distracting to stage actors. They literally blind you.

As cool as that seems, just the thought of the smell of burning hair makes me nauseated.