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I was so blown away by the eclipse. I even got to pretend it was entirely hidden here in Michigan, when the clouds covered the peak. :P
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Playing around with a Betrayal at House on the Hill roleplay idea.
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I am suddenly craving a Star Trek roleplay.
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Italian island for sale!
If ghosts don’t bother you and you’d hardly blink at the specter of a wailing child on your balcony, please note the uninhabited and spooky Venetian island of Poveglia is for sale. This week, the Italian government announced a public auction of the 17-acre island, just ten minutes by boat from St. Mark’s Square, but abandoned for the last 50 years and widely reported to be among the world’s most haunted places.
Technically, it's a real estate agent's nightmare: The island has a horrific past. Having survived foreign invasions for centuries, the island became a burial ground for thousands quarantined there because of plague. In the 1920s, it housed a hospital reportedly led by a mad doctor who performed crude surgery on his patients’ brains. (Though none of that has stopped the Italian government from hoping it'll be turned into a luxury hotel).
The online auction (bids are due by May 6) is hoped to ease Italy’s massive public debt of $2.6 trillion. Bids begin at $490,000. A further four state-owned properties across Italy, including a monastery in Puglia and a 15th century castle on the Slovenian border, are expected to go under the gavel.
Don't have a spare $490,000 floating around? No problem: Bids are also open to groups. In fact, Giorgio Orsoni, the mayor of Venice, and some of his cohorts are forking over 99 euros ($137) each in the hope of snagging Poveglia for themselves. Note: At $137 a pop, Orsoni will need 3,577 of his closest friends to contribute just to make the opening bid...
Dervish said
What do you do, use them as seat cushions? I still have CDs from back when they were coming out that are totally fine, including the cases.Besides, technically a CD has more value than something that digital distribution only. I can still copy a CD to a computer to use like an MP3, which I often do. DD means you have to have a computer than can burn CDs and finalize them, plus actually going out to buy blank discs if you want to create a copy. So, unless you're Hulking out and throwing your CDs around like Frisbees and playing tackle football with them, you really shouldn't have a problem.Taking numbers? Huehue.
You can pay me in Anschutz rifles. :)
Captain Jordan said
A modest wolf or a foolish player?
I can't tell. But either could be dangerous.
He's not even that long winded though.
Joegreenbeen said
What is Rabbit Doubt? Is it a game like Mafia?
Similar to Mafia, but the GM writes story posts that give clues to who is who.
I find it a lot easier than general mafia, but I also like it more.
Lucian said
You're late. The thread is no longer about that song. It's now about shady handjobs and the merits of physical media.
I never read topics.
Though now I'm in for the handjobs.
Shy said
Good luck finding all of the players :p
If I can't find someone, I'll reassign their role. Its whatev.
natsumehack said
Seravee doubt?
That's the one. Everyone is Seravee, except the killer.
Bang bang.
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