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yeah....my face reflected in the glass over an early edition of the Malleus Maleficarum. Or, as the
kids call it, the Hammer of Witches..
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It's out! On Boing Boing. On Halloween. New story by Rudy with fellow cyberpunk master Bruce Sterling. Don't be scared.
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yo @erowid
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ARCTIC EGGS IS COMING TO XBOX, PLAYSTATION AND NINTENDO SWITCH
do you think you can fry eggs… in your living room?
or perhaps on handheld?
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Someone made a list of subgenres of film noir, and then make a list of films within each subgenre. This is the motherlode, folks:
letterboxd.com/arito/list/fi…
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I don't know who the tool with the mic is. But if you ever want to see a Nazi get bombarded with facts so viciously that you can almost see the tear he fights to keep from falling harder than a kitten clinging to the side of a bed... this is worth the watch.
every day perfect and glorious just like him!!!
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“By the end, Charlie Kirk was leaning to the left- he lost that gun control debate by a long shot”
it’s perfect. Sublime. Every word is in exactly the right place, to move one would be to tear down the harmony. These… are first drafts?
i really hope this makes you soooo much money! i know you did it for the game, and thats why you deserve the cabbage!
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Wow, this is an even more plausible theory for the purpose of the ancient Roman Dodecahedron!
I think she is onto it here.
Again with weaving, but this time it's with metal as well, the demonstration shows a pretty convincing match to the gold chain work found in ancient gold caches. And it's a process that would naturally use all the different widths of the holes, for the drawing and stretching of the metal chain. She gives two different size examples in the linked complete video.
It's also an explanation for why it would have been found in Roman military archeological sites, as it would work not only for metal chain, but for cordage as well.
youtu.be/lADTLozKm0I?is=4Zu-…
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THE HEXHAM HEADS: In 1976, BBC early evening magazine show Nationwide aired a segment about a real-life folk horror story. Stone heads unearthed from a garden, paranormal activity and werewolves abound in this notorious report, thought lost until 2024...
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YouTube is one of the few remaining sites that doesn’t completely suck because it still recommends stuff from out of left field. You'll be listening to something and suddenly it jumps to a voodoo priestess who produced one of the sickest outsider dance records of all time.
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Oh hell yeah
Introducing Radio Free Aquarium Drunkard: Longform Listening. Worldwide. 24/7.
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This rocks, in fact
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