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Last minute end-of-the-era tasking! Huzzah! I was inspired by Myrna Minx's epic completion of this task, and I've been wanting to do this task for a while. So I figured I'd better hurry up and do it before the END IS UPON US! BEFORE: "Mo...
Dear Dry Erase Board at the Top of the Science Lab, Lbh fgnaq nf n zbahzrag gb Fpvrapr. Ynlre hcba ynlre bs rdhngvbaf naq purzvpny qvntenzf. Rnpu bar syrrgvat. Gur ceboyrz vf fbyirq naq jr zbir ba, Ohg gur cebbs erznvaf. Lbh ner n fvyrag grfgnzra...
Paradise is closed on Sundays, so I had to find someplace else to work. That meant another exploring expedition. The sign claimed that there was no roof access. I was skeptical. The trap door may be padlocked, but it can't be the only way up to t...
My duties at Miskatonic University have recently led me to the western shores of America, in pursuit of certain... archaeological information of some minor significance to obscure members of the academic community. As such, I have taken up lodging a...
This is an upgrade to Nesbitt Industries' Fusion-Powered* Portable Luncheon Warmifier, Mk. 1, in response to a comment by susy suıʞɹəp: If hunger begins after a couple of hours and it takes three hours to warm-up your burrito then... well, some c...
In 2005, the construction of a private road near [redacted] Creek in [redacted] uncovered the left humerus of a mammoth. Field investigation using ground-penetrating radar and 37 m of backhoe trench established the depositional history of the site, ...
As a responsible Mad Inventor, I felt it was important to contribute to society, rather than simply using the Untold Power of my creation to level cities. (I mean, that's so cliche...) So I did some research: According to Wikipedia, Hunger is a...
Mima mounds (pronounced /ˈmaɪmə/ "my-muh"), also known as Hogwallows, are mounds of soil some meters tall that occur in various places in the world. Their origin is still unknown. Various theories have been proposed: that they are Indian...
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It's good to sit on the floor here. It's good to sit on the... Floor? Here? [googlevideo:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=887763327594495834&hl=en] Yakety Sax!