Images from Masquerade (1979) by Kit Williams, an illustrated puzzle book that led clever readers to a buried golden hare. This book was immensely popular upon release and inspired the genre we now call "armchair treasure hunts"

Freesound.org

Tons of CC-0 stuff and CC-BY stuff. It's where a lot of the sfx in @mayormayknott.bsky.social came from.

Each loop we must battle another, more powerful Reagan

Aren't we, though? That would explain a lot.

Woohoo! Congratulations! And congratulations team that I was a small part of!

It requires effort to recognize you believe something that’s wrong. You don’t even have to change what you actually believe as long as you can consciously act against those beliefs. I believe all sorts of dumb shit I know is wrong, I just do my best to ignore it. It’s not easy.

This cake is my body.
This tea is my blood.

It's more likely than you'd think

"box", singular?

Thanks. I'll check these out!

yeah, it's definitely a tough balance. I have trouble with it all the time deciding when and where is appropriate to tell people about @mayormayknott.bsky.social

(see what I did there??)

dude! you buried the lede that you're a dungeon synth musician whose stuff sounds dungeony and synthy! I had to go through the bandcamp link in your profile and listen to your music to find this out! I love it! I'm following you now! 😁

his "The Horns OST" also fits the bill:

madrayken.bandcamp.com/album/the-ho...

...also, you should play The Horns

dene.itch.io/the-horns

if you want something actually dungeony and synthy, I highly recommend @fluttermind.bsky.social 's fantastic album "Everything and Nothing":

madrayken.bandcamp.com/album/everyt...