plastidecor:

my favorite midi sound in the world

that-house:

that-house:

queenofnevermore:

her eyes were the sickly green of the sky before a tornado, and to his horror he discovered she could throw cows around just as easily

to his horror? weak shit. outta my way gayboy im boutta get it

all of our trobles seem so small from up here

the-real-numbers:

the-real-numbers:

the-real-numbers:

nickdewolfarchive:

Austin, Texas
1977

Conan’s Cosmic Pizza

Photograph by Nick DeWolf
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/4544368340

theclueofthebrokenneedle:

This. Is my pride and joy. A gift for my dad, who played Zork with me when I was a kid, and with his dad when he was a kid. I designed this pattern myself and had a great time puzzling out how to hide the glow in the dark letters!

Pattern: “West of House” by me
Fabric: 2x1 on 18ct Blue-Grey Aida
Started: 11/27/2021
Finished: 12/25/2021

thesecretuncle:

memewhore:

da gargoyle brothers

feverdreamjohnny:

The Epitaph of Anything Goes

I decided that this morning I would talk about The Museum of Anything Goes and the subject of lost media.

For the uninitiated, The Museum of Anything Goes is an obscure “game” released in 1995 by Wayzata Technologies, a company that is so far under the radar that I was unable to find any useful information about it outside of TMoAG.

All I could uncover is that they published a few multimedia projects (which are essentially lost now) alongside some asset discs (clipart, SFX, etc.). That’s it.

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