Only 11 more days to go on this by the way:
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They didn’t even let me keep my buggy whip, the little so-and-sos! That has other uses!
Oh, my great-grandchildren took that away ages ago
I know, right?
Also suddenly realizing that as of about ten days ago I have somehow been in the games business for 37 years? That does not seem even remotely possible.
Me too!
In other news:
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So, sometime this summer I picked up a more or less life-sized grinning white skull at a yard sale, which I stashed in the shed with the others until Halloween season. Today when I got it out I turned it over and discovered a sticker on bottom. It just says, “friendship”.
Just launched: Kickstarter campaign for the studio cast album of Ron Lytle's amazing musical Christmas in Oz! You can get it on emerald green vinyl(!), or just regular old CD or digital.
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As we passed this building, @jesshaskins.bsky.social remarked, “I think a level designer lives here.”
Oh yes.
I think this one? If there were others with similar designs it could easily have been one of them though.
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Update: today I saw someone I *did* know from Telltale, but he was not wearing a Telltale shirt so I did not recognize him.
Comedy is not a genre either and I wish more people would recognize that
I’m not sure I know the difference. It didn’t say “dev” on it anywhere, but neither does mine.
Just saw someone I didn’t recognize wearing a Telltale T-shirt. He didn’t seem to recognize me either, so I don’t feel bad.
The QotD is fun for me because sometimes a line like this will turn up and I won't remember where it's from. And then I look it up and it's some bit of completely optional goofiness that has nothing to do with completing the game, it's just in there to establish mood and character.
