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Geiger Counter

Jul24

If you detect even one xenomorph on the geiger counter, that’s one too many.

Tim Kane

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Modern Magic Items: Cloak of Social Seclusion

Jul17

For those of us with a touch of social anxiety, may I introduce the cloak of social seclusion. It makes people leave you alone.

Tim Kane

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Bear With Me

Jul10

Imagine a spiritual bear, always by your side. Just don’t open a pick-nick basket.

Tim Kane

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Mood Swing

Jul3

It’s so hard to keep a cat happy. We all swing from one mood to another. A pendulum of joy to despair.

Tim Kane

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One (Severed) Foot in the Grave

Jun26

Digging up a grave and finding a severed foot feels like a forgotten Creep Show segment.

Tim Kane

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