Recent Comments

1. about 21 hours ago on Jeff Stahler

   hmmm, let’s see… Both start with a “p”. Both contain the letters “r”, “a”, “n”, both are fruits (except the prawn), both come from the sea (except the pomegranate), both can kill people who have allergies to them… See? They’re pretty much the same.

2. about 21 hours ago on Speed Bump

   There’s no inferiority matter here. The humans of the house put their favorite photos of their pets on the fridge as a memory, at eye level, while the pets of the house put their favorite photos of their humans on the fridge, at their own eye level. It just plays on reciprocal anthropomorphic behavior.

3. 7 days ago on Shoe

   Easier to play at low level on 5th than AD&D. Wizards get too powerful too quickly though and there’s unbalance between some classes. At low level a wizard with good dex can hit better than a fighter for instance. But it works and it’s not a figurines wargame like the 4th. I’m playing it. Although I’m mostly playing Free League stuff these days, I’m getting too old for the minimaxing and tactical systems.

4. 8 days ago on Matt Wuerker

   Hey, not bad, but there is one step missing to go full circle: the one who shoot their family for christmas.

5. 8 days ago on Shoe

   No love for 4th and 5th?

6. 8 days ago on Monty

   Be careful, Camus Crunch comes with the plague…

7. 8 days ago on Brevity

   These are parents who shouldn’t have been allowed to reproduce.

8. 9 days ago on ViewsAsia

   USA’s wet dream is China invading Taiwan. But since it is not happening, they are trying everyting they can to goad China into some kind of conflict, encouraged by the fact that China does have an agressive policy over the various islands and international waters near countries like Vietnam or Philippines.

9. 9 days ago on ViewsAsia

   The US are using Japan (and many other countries in the region) to try and wage a proxy war with China.

10. 9 days ago on Monty

    You can hit two birds with one stone with Harry Harrison’s Soylent Green Chunks.