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The SF Cacophony Society used to do a yearly "post-Yule pyre" on the beach. The last one I know of was in 2014; I got this photo from above where you can just make out the people gathered around for scale...
December 17, 2025 at 5:19 PM
The SF Cacophony Society used to do a yearly "post-Yule pyre" on the beach. The last one I know of was in 2014; I got this photo from above where you can just make out the people gathered around for scale...
After a sustained and organized effort to boycott/picket/shame Tesla for multiple months (and it is WAY easier to avoid Tesla than it is to avoid, say, Amazon), Elon is still the richest man in the world.
Getting enough people on board with a boycott to make a real dent is hard.
Getting enough people on board with a boycott to make a real dent is hard.
December 16, 2025 at 9:58 PM
After a sustained and organized effort to boycott/picket/shame Tesla for multiple months (and it is WAY easier to avoid Tesla than it is to avoid, say, Amazon), Elon is still the richest man in the world.
Getting enough people on board with a boycott to make a real dent is hard.
Getting enough people on board with a boycott to make a real dent is hard.
the Blood Shack is a little old place where/
we can choop together
?
we can choop together
?
December 13, 2025 at 4:48 AM
the Blood Shack is a little old place where/
we can choop together
?
we can choop together
?
Oh! Donnie Darko at the Shattuck Theater with a group of college friends. Afterwards we went to the Baja Fresh across the street for late night quesadillas and sat in there for an hour arguing over what in the hell we'd just watched. (The later director's cut would have spoiled all that.)
December 13, 2025 at 4:31 AM
Oh! Donnie Darko at the Shattuck Theater with a group of college friends. Afterwards we went to the Baja Fresh across the street for late night quesadillas and sat in there for an hour arguing over what in the hell we'd just watched. (The later director's cut would have spoiled all that.)
Another one: seeing The Sixth Sense on opening night. The whole theater was really into it, shrieking at the spooky jumpscares and gasping in disbelief at the big twist, which nobody had had spoiled for them because this was four years before social media existed.
December 13, 2025 at 4:07 AM
Another one: seeing The Sixth Sense on opening night. The whole theater was really into it, shrieking at the spooky jumpscares and gasping in disbelief at the big twist, which nobody had had spoiled for them because this was four years before social media existed.
When I was a sophomore in college I got roped into a Rocky Horror midnight showing with a group of strangers in a strange city (St Louis) over winter break. Had never seen the movie, was not forewarned about the audience participation aspect. What an amazing gift that was.
December 13, 2025 at 3:47 AM
When I was a sophomore in college I got roped into a Rocky Horror midnight showing with a group of strangers in a strange city (St Louis) over winter break. Had never seen the movie, was not forewarned about the audience participation aspect. What an amazing gift that was.
I would not have been able to buy a house if not for the 2007 crash. It wasn't a matter of anticipating it; I had simply been saving money my entire working life hoping (against all reason) it would someday be enough for a down payment, and when the crash hit, it was suddenly enough.
December 10, 2025 at 2:10 PM
I would not have been able to buy a house if not for the 2007 crash. It wasn't a matter of anticipating it; I had simply been saving money my entire working life hoping (against all reason) it would someday be enough for a down payment, and when the crash hit, it was suddenly enough.
Ask them their preferred pronouns. If they answer instead of pitching a big tantrum they're probably fine.
December 10, 2025 at 5:21 AM
Ask them their preferred pronouns. If they answer instead of pitching a big tantrum they're probably fine.
Same exact vibe, but I'd bet it's injections rather than a more traditional skin care regimen.
a close up of a man peeling off a piece of plastic from his face
Alt: a close up of Patrick Bateman peeling a skin care mask from his face
media.tenor.com
December 9, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Same exact vibe, but I'd bet it's injections rather than a more traditional skin care regimen.
My first thought exactly. For Meta and many others.
a man in a suit and tie says you gotta pump those numbers up
Alt: a man in a suit and tie says you gotta pump those numbers up
media.tenor.com
December 5, 2025 at 5:53 PM
My first thought exactly. For Meta and many others.
I'd bet money those things carry the exact same frozen White Castle burgers that are sold at many supermarkets. To anyone who has never tried them, I'm here to tell you that you won't believe a burger that's fresh out of your microwave could taste that good.
December 4, 2025 at 10:30 PM
I'd bet money those things carry the exact same frozen White Castle burgers that are sold at many supermarkets. To anyone who has never tried them, I'm here to tell you that you won't believe a burger that's fresh out of your microwave could taste that good.
Our game was run a little differently from what's in that review (no cameras, as far as we knew), but the core concept of "the players decide who dies next, the GMs decide which players decide" was the same and facilitated some really amazing roleplay between friends and strangers alike.
December 4, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Our game was run a little differently from what's in that review (no cameras, as far as we knew), but the core concept of "the players decide who dies next, the GMs decide which players decide" was the same and facilitated some really amazing roleplay between friends and strangers alike.
My favorite LARP experience ever was "The Prison," GMed by the dynamic duo of @colinaut.bsky.social and @jmstar.bsky.social at @bigbadcon.bsky.social some many years ago. I'm trying to find a written ruleset and the best I've found so far is this review: playtestgalway.wordpress.com/2016/04/05/t...
Review: The Prison
Our Vaticon run of The Prison was feely, gamey, and offered some interesting insights into the many ways to tweak a game.
playtestgalway.wordpress.com
December 4, 2025 at 9:02 PM
My favorite LARP experience ever was "The Prison," GMed by the dynamic duo of @colinaut.bsky.social and @jmstar.bsky.social at @bigbadcon.bsky.social some many years ago. I'm trying to find a written ruleset and the best I've found so far is this review: playtestgalway.wordpress.com/2016/04/05/t...
If you pay premiums your whole life and then the company lets you die the first time you get sick, it's pure profit, baby!
December 3, 2025 at 5:11 PM
If you pay premiums your whole life and then the company lets you die the first time you get sick, it's pure profit, baby!
This video stirred some ancient childhood memory -- I'm almost positive my grandparents had a tunnel book like this (probably not this exact one) that I marveled at when I was little. I wonder if my dad still has it.
December 3, 2025 at 4:32 PM
This video stirred some ancient childhood memory -- I'm almost positive my grandparents had a tunnel book like this (probably not this exact one) that I marveled at when I was little. I wonder if my dad still has it.
Welp, gotta have the mortality talk with my two year old sometime before our next Academy visit. She sleeps with a Claude plushie every night.
😭
😭
December 3, 2025 at 12:06 AM
Welp, gotta have the mortality talk with my two year old sometime before our next Academy visit. She sleeps with a Claude plushie every night.
😭
😭
I'm old enough to remember when a lot of people lost their jobs for not even *condoning* but *failing to adequately condemn* political violence.
December 2, 2025 at 4:51 PM
I'm old enough to remember when a lot of people lost their jobs for not even *condoning* but *failing to adequately condemn* political violence.