Yup yup yup. But also I put everything away already so I have to do it all over again.
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Yup yup yup. But also I put everything away already so I have to do it all over again.
The judging committee's been busy discussing the 2025-2026 American Tabletop Awards and going through more nominees than ever before.
The things we are discussing lately... 🧵
Love taking a photo of a game setup for a review, and then realizing I forgot something ... and then adding that and taking another photo and realizing I forgot something else.
Oh, dang, I wasn't expecting that. Good luck—hope you find something else soon!
I guess this old article is pertinent again
I think you mean the data center was "impacted by objects."
Got a roundup of some cool crowdfunding games! A couple are ending pretty soon—have a look!
geekdad.com/2026/03/crow...
Trump has launched a war in the Middle East without a plan, without a strategy, and without any clear idea about where it leads or how it ends.
He has no clue what he’s doing in Iran. [Cartoon by Brendan Loper]
But the worst is the other other one that *sometimes* tells the truth and it sounds so convincing and sure of itself.
I just saw there's a Mortal Kombat deck-building game currently on Kickstarter, and apparently they've replaced Cs with Ks in various places, like "draw a kard" or "karnage" or "korpse." 😂
Congrats!
What is that quote from? It's an excellent encapsulation of what happened there.
I just saw "Good Luck Have Fun Don't Die" last night and this headline ties in perfectly. What a wild, unhinged, terrific ride that was.
“Except here in America, of course, where we’re doing the threatening and the killing ourselves” I guess
A long read from me today, about the delicate task of designing respectful historical board games. Massive thanks to @amabel.bsky.social and @colewehrle.bsky.social for talking to me about their design approaches. www.wargamer.com/board-games/...
Yikes. It’s also scary to think that somewhere out there are people who would want that, or they wouldn’t be spamming you with that line.
That’s a great photo! (Such a weird floor to find in a library!)
Congratulations! I hope you are able to find ways to celebrate your joy despite the many ways that our government is trying to stifle it.
Today’s stack: three novels I read recently: a time loop murder mystery, a sci-fi tale where humans have become pets for aliens, and an unsettling book about modern art.
geekdad.com/2026/03/stac...
I tried Awaysis but I had a real hard time getting a hang of the controls for some reason.
“America’s favorite Pokémon”: a map of the US, with every state colored yellow and a legend in the corner noting that the yellow stands for Pikachu
This is such a useful map.
Donate here to help trans folks get out of Kansas.
I'd also love suggestions on what to do for folks who can't or don't want to uproot their lives because I know that's not an option for everyone who's endangered.
I just read this one! That was a fun one--a nice way to break out of the usual time loop tropes, and also the best possible title for the book.
I just played this for the first time last week and then immediately bought a copy. :)
I used to keep them but then realized if I ever get rid of a game it's most likely going to somebody who can use the English rules because otherwise I'm not sure how I'd be facilitating that transfer anyway.
I just read Inbetweens and I wondered how much of a connection there was!
(Iron Giant is so amazing; alas Brad Bird)
"Friends" is a beloved American sitcom that aired from 1994 to 2004, following six young adults—Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe—living in New York City. The show explores their friendships, romances, careers, and personal growth over ten seasons.
This makes my eyes hurt
Not that a grace period would have made this okay, but not having a grace period is just more cruelty piled on top of itself.
I don't have a podcast or anything but I appreciate your responses and am going to sit with that a bit.