An International Incident
“The headmaster screamed at us, “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE??!!”
Mistakes made, and lessons learned: It’s the penultimate episode of “The Imperfect Traveler” from Contributing Author thegue
Prepping for a new feature.. and we need you! It’s your call… Choose your favorite, and check back later this week
Episode 7: Hakone Yukata
Our Yukata clad Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back with the latest in his series, “Japan: Lost And Found”
Standing on the corner of D&D and Dimension 20, it’s irishbeartx with an appreciation for the style, wit, and excellent storytelling of a certain seed-planting DM
What do you get when you mash-up:
– fan fiction
– an online repository of esoteric knowledge
– and The Little Website That Could? Good question! And Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois is dying to find out
Polysyllabalalists, your day has come: With an unlimited word budget, it’s our own JJ Live At Leeds with a look at those bands who believe that brevity is for the birds
With thoughts on how we might best (dis)engage with the ever-pervasive News Of The Day, here’s our friend, counselor, educator, and Contributing Author Chuck Small.
Episode 6: Tips for Tourists
You’d think that I’d be a savvy enough traveler to avoid a place called “Robot Restaurant.” Nope.
But fear not, fellow sojourners: Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is here to help you avoid the same mistake
The Unfortunate Pedestrian
It’s just like Mama always told you: Be sure to look both ways before… reading this latest episode of “The Imperfect Traveler” from Contributing Author thegue
Contributing Author Chuck Small is back with a two-fer: A report on a pair of 1979 K-Tel releases that show the beginnings of the eventual crossover from disco to other pop styles of the day
Barenaked Ladies is NOT the same as those other bands. And "Common People" is one of the top 10 songs…
It appears to be an alternate image of what I was originally looking for. Unfortunately, it’s a real thing:
I could never think of the Rembrandts as one-hit wonders. Not only is "Just the Way It Is Baby" (their…
Depending on how you define "Black music," that still fits, as Maxine Nightingale is Black.
There was absolutely no logical reason for William Shatner's version to be good. And then for it to not only…