by politicalfish $145,000—a totally random number, definitely not referencing anything here—is a lot of money! And as is the case with all money, there are good ways to spend it and bad ways to spend it. Let’s pretend that… Read More ›
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hiding the intoxication
by lizzygrant Ever wonder how you can act sober to a friend or strict family member? Yeah, all the time, especially when I have to go home and face my mother (who lacks awareness of my happy hours). After a… Read More ›
confessions of a real wizard (101)
by peniskraemer I am an adult. I don’t live with my parents. I get myself up for class. I am responsible for making sure I eat. Despite all of those statements, I truly enjoy playing Wizard’s 101, a game designed… Read More ›
participation points are a scam
by saramerton Participating in class is a scam. I don’t really think this is a bold claim. In fact, I think most of you probably agree with me. It’s not that I don’t think it’s a viable measure of whether… Read More ›
preparing for the eclipse
by pucylowell Some say the world will end in fire, some say ice. And some say it ends with an eclipse. At least here in Burlington it will! If you’ve somehow missed the talk of the town, Burlington is going… Read More ›
the sims is making me have an existential crisis
by dardarbinks Being a 20-year-old still playing Sims is like navigating adulthood with a crystal ball. Gone are the days of playing as an 11-year-old, using cheat codes (MOTHERLODE for the win), effortlessly amassing wealth, and designing dream bedrooms with… Read More ›
a google snake renaissance [OE]
by flamingosocks Legend has it that there once was a time before the Chrome web browser. Students walked on foot to classes held in ancient stone-wrought lecture halls, grasping tightly to their Blackberries and dodging dinosaurs. In those days, many… Read More ›
the ever-american ‘time out’ [OE]
by bigsports Nobody knows who the first human being to call “time-out” was while playing a game. The individual has probably lost to history; when the person met God, Anubis, or whoever determined their soul’s quality before entering the afterlife,… Read More ›
what’s cooking in intercourse, pennsylvania
by XjerseymamasX When you hear the word, “Amish” many things may come to mind: an ethnoreligious group with Swiss German and Alsatian origins, puppy mills, or horse and buggies, to name a few. As a superfan of TLC’s series, “Breaking… Read More ›
ins and outs of 2024
by lisa(lastnameredacted) 2023 was a sub-magical year. Why? Honestly, I believe it is due to humanity’s inability to cast out the old and embrace the new! So what exactly should we learn to embody for this upcoming year in order… Read More ›