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Dec. 1st, 2019
Twelve Days of Craftmas Challenge
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froodleDon't forget, the Twelve Days of Craftmas will be running from 26th December to 6 January; that's twelve days for you to show off your scrap-booking, crochet skills, tie-dying ability, jewellery-making, or whatever else peaks your interest! No sign-ups necessary, but feel free to bounce any ideas around in the comments.
31 Days of Krampus
Dec. 1st, 2019 12:01 amfroodleInspired by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
eviinsanemonkey's amazing Christmas poem, "Pick Your Battles", I thought it would be fun to share some Krampus-themed goodies. Here's a movie-inspired Krampus bell by Wwwhiteyyy:
eviinsanemonkey's amazing Christmas poem, "Pick Your Battles", I thought it would be fun to share some Krampus-themed goodies. Here's a movie-inspired Krampus bell by Wwwhiteyyy:
froodleEerie Indiana may have been cancelled before it ever got a Christmas episode, but it did get two Christmas-themed tie-in novels - one for the original series, and one for Eerie Indiana: the Other Dimension.
For this challenge, pull from the show, the spin-off, the books, or any combination thereof, in order to create some eerie Christmas fun!
For this challenge, pull from the show, the spin-off, the books, or any combination thereof, in order to create some eerie Christmas fun!
Tigger4046 on Eerie Indiana
Dec. 1st, 2019 02:08 pmfroodleI know you guys from around the world, as well as you all know me from #plotagon, etc. But in the town that I live in, #Erie pa, I just feel #invisible. 😥 #Eriepa
— Mary Bliss (peanutcat1977) (@MaryBliss77) November 30, 2019
Ok now there is a show I think in Hulu called eerie Indiana. It's was a Syfy series that was dark and interesting. Happy Tornado Day and preserving life in giant Tupperware
— John Hilla (@Tigger4046) December 1, 2019
froodleWhat are the children's TV shows you enjoyed as a parent or when you were simply too old to be watching children's TV?
— CuriousBritishTelly (@CuriousUkTelly) November 30, 2019
Err where to begin
— binaryhands (@binaryhands1) November 30, 2019
Mysterious cities of gold
Gummi bears
The box of delights
Eerie Indiana
Blue Peter
Unmimalito has a type...
Dec. 1st, 2019 02:12 pmfroodleDeje aquí sus amores de ficción de la infancia.
— Malena Rey (@malerey_) November 30, 2019
atreyu, el príncipe caspian, aragorn pic.twitter.com/ohH5Ju3O15
El protagonista de Eerie Indiana y Edward Furlong en Terminator.
— Mimalito (@unmimalito) November 30, 2019
Claramente tenía un tipo: chico de los noventa con corte honguito pic.twitter.com/hCuBH0iggG
Druddy7 on Eerie Indiana
Dec. 1st, 2019 02:15 pmfroodleWhat are the children's TV shows you enjoyed as a parent or when you were simply too old to be watching children's TV?
— CuriousBritishTelly (@CuriousUkTelly) November 30, 2019
Eerie Indiana and My So Called Life pic.twitter.com/hXODShFsT7
— Daniel (@druddy7) November 30, 2019
I had to look up who he was...
Dec. 1st, 2019 02:18 pmfroodleThat whole Miles Teller thing didn't last long
— Todd in the Shadows (@ShadowTodd) November 30, 2019
Well I kept confusing him for the main character in Eerie, Indiana anyway.
— The Nerd Errant (@ErrantNerd) November 30, 2019
froodleIn an age where digital entertainment reigns supreme, it’s quite surprising how much traction tabletop role-playing games are gaining. While there’s always something new to amuse ourselves to death with on our smartphones, consoles and PCs, there’s been a surge of interest in games that involve paper, pencils, dice, cards, and people.
For the most part, that interest tends towards Dungeons & Dragons, the world’s oldest, most successful and popular role-playing game and driven by the success of actual play shows like Critical Role and Acquisitions, Incorporated. But the truth is that there’s more to tabletop role-playing than serpents that breath fire and subterranean labyrinths.
Break out a notebook and get thee to a gaming store for I’m about to share great tabletop role-playing games featuring diverse settings, interesting character options and a myriad of compelling game mechanics. If you’ve always wanted to sit down and play make-believe with the rest of your friends, here are eight other possibilities you might not have considered.
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Tales from The Loop by Nils Hintze and Free League Publishing
If you like: Stranger Things, Eerie, Indiana, The X-Files
Inspired by the art of Simon Stalenhag, Tales from the Loop is set in an alternate 1980s where the suburbs are the new home for mysterious research projects. Players are the small-town kids watching their neighborhood change in the face of super science.
Straight out of the book, Tales from the Loop takes place in either the Mälaren Islands of Sweden or in the desert sprawl of Boulder City, Nevada, though options exist to hack its premise into your hometown. Using easy to understand rules, you’ll go on adventures discovering what the adults cannot or will not see in their own town.
( Read more... )
For the most part, that interest tends towards Dungeons & Dragons, the world’s oldest, most successful and popular role-playing game and driven by the success of actual play shows like Critical Role and Acquisitions, Incorporated. But the truth is that there’s more to tabletop role-playing than serpents that breath fire and subterranean labyrinths.
Break out a notebook and get thee to a gaming store for I’m about to share great tabletop role-playing games featuring diverse settings, interesting character options and a myriad of compelling game mechanics. If you’ve always wanted to sit down and play make-believe with the rest of your friends, here are eight other possibilities you might not have considered.
( Read more... )
Tales from The Loop by Nils Hintze and Free League Publishing
If you like: Stranger Things, Eerie, Indiana, The X-Files
Inspired by the art of Simon Stalenhag, Tales from the Loop is set in an alternate 1980s where the suburbs are the new home for mysterious research projects. Players are the small-town kids watching their neighborhood change in the face of super science.
Straight out of the book, Tales from the Loop takes place in either the Mälaren Islands of Sweden or in the desert sprawl of Boulder City, Nevada, though options exist to hack its premise into your hometown. Using easy to understand rules, you’ll go on adventures discovering what the adults cannot or will not see in their own town.
( Read more... )
EliasError on Big Wolf on Campus
Dec. 1st, 2019 02:51 pmfroodleBig Wolf on Campus is so good. I wish more people knew about it. It's criminally slept on. All three seasons are on YouTube! It's a teen show about a goth kid who helps a jock kid cope with being turned into a werewolf. Super funny and goofy and super late 99s/early 00s. pic.twitter.com/g1XIG5IlkY
— elias and the error (@Elias_Error) December 1, 2019
Eerie Advent: Publicity Stunt
Dec. 1st, 2019 03:16 pmfriendof_dorothyPublicity Stunt (698 words) by miss_nettles_wife
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Eerie Indiana
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Marshall Teller/Dash X
Characters: Janet Donner, Dash X
Additional Tags: ship is implied, Mentioned Amputation, Future Fic, gift wrapping
Series: Part 1 of Eerie Advent 2019
Summary:
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Eerie Indiana
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Marshall Teller/Dash X
Characters: Janet Donner, Dash X
Additional Tags: ship is implied, Mentioned Amputation, Future Fic, gift wrapping
Series: Part 1 of Eerie Advent 2019
Summary:
Janet and Dash try and wrap some gifts. Well, Janet is wrapping gifts anyway.
as prompted by Froodle: wrapping paper :-)
froodleI don't know about you guys, but I really want an El Gordo plush to cuddle while I rewatch Marshall's Theory of Believability.
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GaelG_FWI on Big Wolf on Campus
Dec. 1st, 2019 07:43 pmfroodleWas Big Wolf on Campus a real show or did I imagine it? 🤔
— Gaël (@GaelG_FWI) December 1, 2019
OMG I LOVED THIS SHOW
— hayley (@hayleyglinka) December 1, 2019
SciFiHistory on Julie Condra's birthday
Dec. 1st, 2019 08:28 pmfroodlehttps://t.co/1CHpu3Yzyn celebrates Julie Condra's birthday!https://t.co/wviXsTwJ39 #SciFi #Syfy #Fantasy #Actress #NewFor2019 #EerieIndiana #Viper #WeirdScience pic.twitter.com/3xD74Ryy9r
— E. Lee Zimmerman (@ELeeZimmerman) December 1, 2019