#Project 29

[remembertheplunge]

Project 29

3/10/2025

I was thinking on the treadmill this afternoon that Russell Vought spent the 4 years between 2020 and 2024 writing Project 25. Why can’t we spend the next 4 years writing Project 29.  It would be the mirror image opposite of Project 25.

 Some thoughts I had on what Project 29 might contain:

Rewrite the US Constitution so that it is not based on protecting the property interest of wealthy White men but instead based on protecting thee rights of all people, not just land holders.

To prevent dictatorship which the current form of Presidency has always been, eliminate the office of the Presidency and replace it with a council comprised of a representatives of each of the 50 states.

Reverse the Citizen United 558 U.S. 310 (2010) Supreme Court Ruling allowing unlimited spending on campaigns by limiting the amount that any one person or organization can donate

If the Presidency continues, do away with the electoral college

Provide free health and dental care to all Americans

Increase the amount of Social Security monthly payments

Make homelessness and inner city poverty high priority funding candidates

Provide education on the dangers of Fasicm and suggest ways of preventing it from occurring.

Provide education on Trans, Gay and LBGT rights

Provide education on racism, its causes and how to deal with it. and prevent it.

Provide protection for free speech and protest

What do you think?"

[zaserpentde]

Der DÜMMSTE NPC bei Project 29 xD

[latinowolverine]

soap is an aries & ghost is a virgo ♈️💖♍️ & they are in LOVE

[tagarilaghost]

Krako's first few visits to Zero Isle went about as well as you'd expect.

Art by the wonderful wonderful @ghostovniart who I somehow dragged into this <3

[on-this-day-mcr]

On this day, September 29

In 2014: Gerard Way released their first and only solo studio album, "Hesitant Alien". (🖤)

Stream "Hesitant Alien" here!

[ichitastic]

"i think im doing pretty bad for almost seven months like imagine ap'ing a 30 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 couldn't be me" I say, as I look at the ap on the screen. My thumbs tweak in horror and-

*SCREAMS OF AGONY LIKE AS IF IM IN LABOR*

training my thumbs btw they're so dumb

[daily-vitamin-ena]

(cuts off your ear) OH SHRI OHA OH SHIT IM SO SORRY IM SORRY (starts crying) wait…. is that….? (looks inside your bloody ear and inside is a perfectly clean vitamin ena)

today’s vitamin ena is from her trained 3* in mafuyu’s empurple event !!

[kawaiichibiart]

We had one final announcement made today.

As we all know, JP announced that Project Sekai was going to be getting a movie next year in January.

We were shown the trailer for the movie at the end of today's stream.

Well!!

For those wondering:

It will be getting a Global release.

The date has not been announced, but I, for one, am eager to see this movie once it hits theaters (or wherever it'll be shown).

[greendayauthority]

The Coverups at the Golden Bull, Oakland, CA, 29 September 2019

[aeliana-882]

I've been learning to knit over the past 2(ish) weeks and I think I'm getting the hang of it, any tips are welcome!!

[sannyo-appreciation-posts]

Sannyo and Mob-Chan doing that Squidward lectures about sins meme

[varilien]

❓⚠️ 🌠 a gravity falls ask game! 🌲 ⚠️❓

cuz it's been a long time since i've seen anybody make one :3

who's your favorite character(s)?

what's your favorite episode(s)?

favorite song(s) from the soundtrack?

favorite supernatural creature/monster of the week?

which characters have your favorite dynamic with each other?

which characters would you have loved to see interact (or interact more)?

would you visit gravity falls on a roadtrip through oregon?

if you could live (safely and comfortably) at any location seen in the show, which would it be?

if you could have one episode that brings the characters to a specific location, attraction, etc, where would you want them to go? (ex: having them explore area 51, or a niche theme park you like, etc ^^)

similarly to the last question, if you could have one episode that has the characters face a specific creature, cryptid, etc, what would you pit them against? (ex: having them make friends with bigfoot, or fight a kraken at the coast, etc)

pick 3 characters you'd most want to go on a camping roadtrip with

pick 3 characters you'd LEAST want to go on a camping roadtrip with

do you have any favorite aus?

do you have any favorite artists/writers/creators in the fandom?

do you have any favorite moments or happy memories from your time in this fandom?

are you more of a dipper or more of a mabel?

more of a stanley or a stanford?

more of a gideon or a pacifica?

pick one: mystery shack or tent of telepathy?

pick one: greasy's diner or hermanos brothers?

pick one: ye royal discount putt hutt or big gunz laser tag?

pick one: the middle of the lake or the depths of the forest?

pick one: gnomes or vampires?

pick one: zombies or shapeshifters?

pick one: unicorns or demons?

what's something you really love about this show?

what's something you really love about this fandom?

share a headcanon you like/have been thinking about a lot!

share 1-3 songs you associate with the show, characters, etc (bonus points, tell us why!)

free space! this one's just an invitation to gush about anything gravity falls related :)

[spewagepipe]

The Evolution of RPGs: Dungeons & Dragons (OD&D)

Perhaps the most surprising fact I have learned over the course of this project is that Gary Gygax was widely considered "the rules guy" among the wargaming clubs of Minnesota and Wisconsin around 1970. In this (one and only) sense, he was quite progressive: pushing for miniatures wargames to exit their folk/oral tradition and join the modern world of recording and publishing. So when Gygax read Blackmoor's "battle reports" in one of the wargaming zines, he asked Dave Arneson to visit him and demonstrate the game – whereupon he immediately suggested they collaborate to create the manuscript that would eventually become Dungeons & Dragons. But I found this story surprising because, in reading through the original 1974 version of D&D, I can find no trace of this supposed "rules guy". Just like the Chainmail rules before them, OD&D's rules are written with a miniatures wargamer audience in mind – which is to say, they assume that the reader is used to designing a new system, from scratch, every time they decide to play a new scenario. OD&D is completely unusable unless the reader is prepared to personally contribute an enormous amount of potentially game-breaking design choices. So to compare OD&D to, say, any of Avalon Hill's board games is like comparing a set of guitar strings to a music album. Even with regards to what is actually provided in OD&D, the quality is abysmal. The core concept of the game is so poorly explained that it would be hard for a complete neophyte to tell how any of the material is meant to be used, and that material is frequently unintelligible due to the ambiguities and obtuse phrasing. It is little wonder that such an amateurish-looking effort was rejected by Guidon Games, Avalon Hill, and indeed every other publisher Gygax sought out. Instead, with the help of Don Kaye, he co-founded Tactical Studies Rules so as to publish D&D independently. The final iteration of the rules (now referred to as the "white box" version) was rushed to production, without Dave Arneson's approval, in order to have it ready for GenCon – the humble first step in Gygax's years-long effort to cut Arneson out altogether.

And that, my friends, is the ignoble story of how the first commercially-published role-playing game came to be.

Click here for the index of my Evolution of RPGs posts.

[starocide]

It's the 29th of January, so let's celebrate Sumireko's day!

[on-this-day-mcr]

On this day, July 29

In 2016: Frank Iero and James Dewees' band Death Spells released their first and only studio album, "Nothing Above, Nothing Below". (🖤)

Stream "Nothing Above, Nothing Below" here!