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When one wants to ask a friend to do a favor, there's only one way to do it--messenger fly. Messenger flies are notoriously picky about who they choose to carry messages for, so we were forced to kidnap one. Luckily, he saw reason quickly and, ...
Journey to the End of the Night, Chicago '11
Ahhh, nothing like the feel of a fresh new email address. The only emails you receive are from people you actually want to talk to, it takes a few mere seconds to get rid of old messages, and internet life seems nice and orderly. Never lasts as lon...
I put on my hunting gear. I have fond recollections of hunting in the past: Journey '08 and Architect '09. I stand tall on the hill, with my bicycle and red armband, as the large crowd turns to look in horror at the three of us "official" chasers...
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I played Journey Chicago as a runner in 2008 and survived to the end. It remains one of the most memorable nights I've spent in this city. This year, I decided to experience JTTEOTN from the other side, the darker side. As a staff chaser, my job was ...
In order to honor the labor of fruit, and all it does for us, several SF0-ers decided to help fruit invade the city of Chicago. Since fruit normally grows on land, and has already done a decidedly good job of "invading" there, Dela Dejavoo, Happy Mc...
I'll admit right away that my motivation in doing this task was purely promotional. I decided to spread the word of SF0. And I decided there was no better place to do this than GenCon, a 4 day convention dedicated to gaming, filled with thousands of...
After completing the Death Kava task, I had a bunch of extra easter eggs left over. Since Dela Dejavoo found them in the city during her Treasure Hunters task, I decided to return the eggs to the city... albeit slightly improved. I painted the egg...
One of the greatest joys of living in upstate New York was the apple-picking. Midwest apples just aren't the same, and the apple-picking excursions I've been on here have been pretty disappointing. Spurred by bitterness, I decided that no one else ...