The "Night on Bald Mountain" sequence of Fantasia really freaked me out as a child. After I saw it for the first time, I hid the VHS under the sofa cushions.

That DAMNED cat.

I believe the program is a breeding ground for monsters.

curveball

Not that anyone's still reading this, but am I the only one who bought Serart, Tankian's 2003 collaboration with Arto Tuncboyaciyan? I thought it was really good.

Good call on the Serj/Daron one-two punch, Art Shell. It worked the best on Toxicity.

I don't recall it that well, but I remember thinking Elect the Dead was pretty bad.

When I first saw the poster, I thought it was going to be a gritty biopic about America's first elevator magnate, Ira Deil.

I think it's also Moby's.

The Animus thing sucked. Totally unnecessary. Did Ubisoft think that "parkour assassins in Renaissance Italy" wasn't enough of a hook?

The cover of Splatterhouse III gave me nightmares as a child. It's also one of the best pieces of vg cover art, ever.

Paradime did his fieldwork a few km north of Batumi, looking at water politics among local refugee syndicates.

YOU TOUCHED
MY CHILD

I'm wearing boots of escaping!

Actually now that I think about it more, it was in Winchester, and yeah, four classes. Another of which was strategy gaming. Ah, childhood.

As someone who was heavily into D&D and other RPGs in his early teens (even had a bit of correspondence with the late Gary Gygax), some of it is that "sense of appreciation" thing. I never got to 'that level' (although I've LARPed a handful of occasions, and been to Gen Con) but I feel a sense of camaraderie with the…

It rhymes with "cow" and I will hear no opposing arguments.

adept42, I attended a MA D&D day camp as an 11 or 12 year old, and "College Academy" is ringing all kinds of bells for me. Was it in Lexington (or nearby) perchance?

It HAD to be India/Bali, because those countries have the magical brown people who have mad knowledge of spiritual enlightenment. What can they teach you in Argentina? Polo?

New gimmick poster? I love it!