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In 2005, a group of artists in Italy built a giant 200-foot-long plushie rabbit in the countryside, and just left it there. It’s been there ever since. 

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EL ETERNAUTA  (2025, dir. Bruno Stagnaro)

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MICHELLE TRACHTENBERG RIP - In Memoriam - Oct. 11, 1985 - Feb. 26, 2025

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No, I am not 'hoarding craft supplies.' I am sourcing materials for a very big project that will be revealed to me at a later date- perhaps in a dream.

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Today I used an AI to assist on a tax evasion scheme, "hypothetical" is the keyword

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Well, yes, it’s obvious why Rednote is a bigger threat now.

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This is exactly what I look like when I open this webbed site and read ya'lls posts

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RPG 2

My second rodeo in the whole pen and paper rpg thing came about one year later, I was still hanging out with Patricio. We were now balls deeps into magic the gathering, which brought us into contact with more nerdy guys. This was also around the same time I started reading the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice. Its easy to put two and two together, get a nerd who is into vampires and occult shit in contact with other nerd guys and you have a Vampire the Masquerade gaming group set up in no time.

So one late saturday night it was Patricio, me, and a random guy from the gaming store at the game master house trying to write up our characters. Cool thing was that the gaming system was the same as the game we tried to play before. I would later learn that both games were part of a shared fictional narrative called "World of Darkness".

As far as the session went it was fairly normal stuff for newcomers, we were more interested in trying to kill or use our vampire powers on anything we came into contact with.

Again this rpg thing had my attention but I still felt something was missing.

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Role Playing Games 1

I started playing role playing games when I was 16, truth be told saying that I was actually playing is a bit a of a stretch. I remember my first approach to the whole thing, I was playing on my friend Patricio's Nintendo 64, half dozed off on lack of sleep and a bad joint. It was late at night, like 12 or 1 AM, he was on the phone with someone, probably one of his friends from elementary, he sounded excited which was a very unlikely thing to happen, Patricio was perpetually cool looking, always with his head in the clouds, his whole thing was that he seemed aloof and too coll for school.

"Do you want to go to "someone's" house to play a game??? (I dont remember whose house it was). I said "yes", and off we went.

We arrived and one Patricio's friends opened the door, maybe it was Diver or Maia, cant remember. These guys went to a different school, but I knew them through Patricio and other people (they were seniors to my ex girlfriend's class at that school).

I expected video games or a LAN party, the second option was kind of out of the question since a LAN party in 1999 would have involved us PHYSICALLY bringing our computers, and we did not have notebooks, we are talking actual towering CPUs linked together through a LAN router and one the computers slaved as server for the "party".

So that wasn't it, as we entered the house all that went through my head and I was kinda expecting the usual "lets get together to play video games as an excuse to drink, smoke and probably end up cuddling up with someone". Again wrong.

There was this older guy, probably early 20s, he looked fat and nerdy, one of the other guys, Diver, Maia and a girl that I think was one of Maia's friends

The guy pull out a big book and dice and "character sheets".

CHANGELLING THE DREAMING said the cover, a role playing gaming, an actual pen and paper role playing game. As a teenage nerd and gamer I heard about RPG's before but it was always obscured, the satanic panic from the 80s left the whole RPG scene sort of a fringe thing, D&D was just a bad 80s cartoon to me and I have not heard about vampire the masquerade yet, to me vampires were Louis and Lestat.

And we "played", I now understand how things actually work and I know we were not really playing as it should have been since we were teenagers and couldn't care less or know about "collaborative storytelling" but it was fun and something sparked in me. I knew there was more to it than just fooling around the table and making everything as funny as possible.

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I LOVE MY CYBERPUNK CITY

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Titanodon V2

Ok so more Dinotopia inspired Seraphons/Lizardmen. It really irks me that the official product line is limited to teraphods or that weird mix of triceratopcids/ankilosaurians. So I built my origibal Titanodon with that in mind, and now an updated version. Small fantasy Pachycelaphosaurus ride next to it

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Once you meet someone, you never really forget them.

SPIRITED AWAY 2001 | dir. Hayao Miyazaki

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