Like the letter they sent is insane, but this was the cherry on the top of the nutty sunday that this was.

Friends:hey hows school going?
Me: *screaming internally* fine?

My son on the look out for Santa. He’s watching…

You like a thing I hate, then I must hate you, this is the way of the internet. I don't make the rules.

Still a work In progress. I have a matching monitor for the top left to swap out the top right. Need to do all the cable management. But happy to back in my office. Torn between getting new arms to better set the top ones or just get one large center, and turn the others vertical to flank.

I posted this else where but… seems relevant here too.

They strike again!! So soon?! #blueskydown

It came for FIOS. The fiber seeking backhoe strikes again!!! Stupid outage

… yeah this is fine.

comes out like this. super easy.

The theme song for this level goes so damn hard and it had zero reason to. This was one of the first non mario platformers I beat in one playthrough. Ducktales is an all time platformer. Getting the cane jumping down was so satisfying there was not much else like it at the time.

Ok this game is a wild one. This is a game that I love to pick up with friends when we get a chance to play. @elfodder.bsky.social is always down for a game of this as well. Suprisingly fun simple but deep gameplay loop. Just dont start in Australia..... Or do, i'm not your dad

"That's the second [Adjective], [Noun] i've ever seen" is something I quote constantly. Monkey Island took my love from kings quest of point and click adventure games, and turned it to 11. Any trip to Melee island is a fun time.

"Truth is indeed a terrible thing" I was 9 or 10 years old playing Kings Quest 6. I had played some of the others but this one stuck with me and also helped shape my sense of humor. The scene with the lord of the dead has always stuck with me and looking back on it was way over my head at 10.

Want some Rye? Course ya do! This phrase has lived in my head for... dear god 31 years. The OG zork was amazing. But Return to Zork blew my mind and infuriated me with its puzzles. Its hard to think of a time before the internet when you could not look up things when you had no clue what to do.

There were many MUDs I played over the years, but Aardwolf is where I have called home for over 22 years. It has never stopped growing. It is engaging and super fun to explore. So much fun over the years, pure text based games have a special place in my heart. like Zork... speaking of....

One of my earliest memories of games was Seven Cities of Gold on a family friends Commodore 64. This and M.U.L.E. The game captivated me with its exploration and conquest. Not knowing as a kid that it was basically genocide for profit simulator. But it was the beginning of my love for open worlds

Trying to get my new office set up. And having some fun with the wallpaper. I think I need a second of the top right monitor. and probably need to split them out on their own posts, the current arms are not long enough to make things fit. Pls ignore the mess.