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Of the most active users on the RPG.net forums, 78% are aged 36-55. This goes well with their favourite RPGs in the site's database having been published in the 90s and 00s. (It is not evident though that today's most active forum users are the same people who rated the games.) #ttrpg

BRP Magic World on Hot Springs Island! #ttrpg

In recent years I've taken to moving most of our house plants out into the yard in the spring. They love it! The spider plant loves it so much that it's left a clone growing between two paving stones. #gardening#plants#stockholm

Remember when the Left used to love the concept of popular resistance, Sw. folkligt motstånd? Not so much now that popular resistance takes the form of voting for fascists. #fascism

Hot-spring elemental spirits have told the player characters that their employer, the old disabled travel writer Princess Baranica, is a guest or prisoner with Svarku, an interdimensional mining tycoon and efreet. The PCs are on excellent terms with the sea nymphs, who hate Svarku. And so does […]

The success of fascist-adjacent "right-wing populist" parties in parliaments across the world is regularly described as a *threat to* #democracy. I think we should be more candid about the fact that it is a *result of* democracy. Even in the highest-educated nations on Earth, a lot of voters […]

I'm pretty sure the person who died as "David Bowie" in 2016 was Maggie Smith and the person who died as "Maggie Smith" the other day was David Bowie.

but often in dialogue with Richard Narita, a Japanese American actor who speaks perfect English and is not a caricature at all. It makes fun of the deaf and blind, who then turn out to hear and see. It links up in countless ways with The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) and Clue (1985). It has […]

but often in dialogue with Richard Narita, a Japanese American actor who speaks perfect English and is not a caricature at all. It makes fun of the deaf and blind, who then turn out to hear and see. It links up in countless ways with The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) and Clue (1985). It has […]