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Category Archives: Fun
Board Games And History
A fallout like game that can be played co-up?
Experimental History
Two gentlemen experiment with an old treatise on how to fight a man on horseback.
Although they don’t mention it, it reminded me of the Robert the Bruce’s famous duel at the Battle of Bannockburn.
Adorea longsword fight duel
Making a bow out of horn
The New Fallout?
Another review below…..
Mostly Funny Links
You did not think this all the way through: Migrating Russian eagles run up huge data roaming charges
Maybe you are just in the wrong profession if you don’t want to do your job: Hitman hires hitman who hires hitman who hires hitman who hires hitman who tells police
Slight regard is such a devastating insult.
Why should anyone care?: Fed Ups Its Wall Street Bailout to $690 Billion a Week as Media Snoozes
The One True Way To Squat
Amusing Links
This is where we all gather around and chant “fight, fight, fight” or whatever they do these days to cheer a schoolyard fight on. IBM says Google may not have reached quantum supremacy after all
Same as above, different context. Everyone Is a Russian Asset
Purdyville is safe from a German invasion. Germany: ‘Highly aggressive cow’ sparks lengthy police chase in Bavaria
The funny thing about the below is that it seems that the free runners really thought they had a chance (I say runners because it was group the gave the legion the challenge even though they only sent one runner to represent). At first I thought it was a publicity stunt from the legion but as best I can tell it was a real challenge from the free runners and one that they would go on to repeat in a more tedious context. Not speaking the language and not having spend a lot of time chasing down leads, I am sure that I could be wrong. On the other paw, I guess you have to say the free runner in this case did pretty well considering how the odds were stacked against him.