Echoes of the Multiverse

Have you ever thought to yourself: "Self, I want to learn more about animals. But old british people and Morgan Freeman are boring. I want to learn about animals from a grown man who's got the sound of those mature, learned peoples but the maturity of a 10 year old." RIP Steve Irwin I sta...

Have you ever thought to yourself: "Self, I want to learn more about animals. But old british people and Morgan Freeman are boring. I want to learn about animals from a grown man who's got the sound of those mature, learned peoples but the maturity of a 10 year old." What? Nobody does? Cra...

Glad to hear you're enjoying them.
I've ran into a new problem which is "Wait, have I already posted that?" ;~)

Afraid not, but you might be able to find it on the wayback machine.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190426101 ... 7ecd1a37a1

The narrow trail winds among majestic elms, at times disappearing into thick shrubbery. The bushes between the trees are dense, rising to a height of eight or ten feet. The elms themselves average 75' tall, and they are the only trees here. They are widely spaced, allowing much sunlight to pour betw...

Just to clarify, not blaming you guys for the depression. That comes and goes. It just kind of saps my energy to do almost anything.

Kind of. Basically, so far as I can tell, we're down to two players and then the GM had a depression spiral that he's just dug himself back out of this week. Ironically during our third week of pouring rain. I'm sure there's something wrong with that. I'm mostly wondering if people would like to con...

Now for something more upbeat: When a Costumed Person Destroys The Drums At Children’s Music Concert - NyangoStar - If you can make it 30 seconds in, everything starts going crazy ;~) The costumed person is NyangoStar who apparently has made a bit of a career of wearing said costume and doing some i...

So onto something a little heartbreaking. Grant Imahara from Mythbusters passed away on Monday due to a brain aneurysm. Adam Savage put up a video talking about his friend, and I just found it nice to hear some stories about the guy. Remembering Grant Imahara - Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Projec...

I think you'd get less smug people if somebody as willing to cop to this stuff more often. Of course on the other hand there's a lot of TV shows where the people writing it have absolutely no idea of how these things work, and just write them in, or throw in props that make no sense. My mother in la...

Felix Ian Xavier - Mr. FIX I.T. [/color] Status: Injured 1 HP: 2 Felix manages to bite back his girlish shriek of terror, but he still jumps. Muttering to himself about building some kind of early warning device motion tracker, he waves at Jenny to hurry up. "Okay, here's the short, short vers...

He barely even got along with his fellow Mounties, and he was advised to stay away from Canada for a long time because his search for the truth had gotten some very respected peopled fired and/or arrested. The saddest part of it? Yeah, he got a couple people fired, but they still went ahead with th...

Jarrak of Blackmoore [/color] HP: 26/26 | AC: 18/20 (shield) | Init: -1 | Perception: 10 Jarrak lets out a crow of laughter, wiping a tear away from his face, "Oh, gods above! Can you imagine?" He waves to his road-worn clothing and grins, "Sadly, as you might see, it's the implement...

Due South was one of my favorite shows. I loved Benton Fraser because he was such a nice guy. He brought out the best in people around him because he honestly believed everything he was saying. But I also liked him because he was something I could understand very well. Benton Fraser is a lonely pers...

Jarrak of Blackmoore [/color] HP: 26/26 | AC: 18/20 (shield) | Init: -1 | Perception: 10 "Pricing varies dramatically depending on the job, the level of skill the employees require, and the danger involved," Jarrak says, "A cart driver makes very little, where as a skilled blacksmith...