I had to wait to get off holiday to finally have it in my hands but it's here! @wyrdscience.bsky.social knocking it out the park again. 112 pages of life affirming nerdy goodness.

Go on holiday, get away from the daily grind and somehow the universe keeps reminding me that I'm a Product Owner.

How could I have missed the release of this book in 2023? 🤷‍♂️

"An oversized full-color hardcover volume exploring the birth and early life of LEGO Space—the iconic toy line that inspired imagination and exploration the world over!"

You could accidentally have a biblical nap with temps like that.

This is so, so well-articulated.

Wyrd Science 8 On Sale Now! So, our big news today that Wyrd Science issue 8 is on sale as of right now and unlike previous issues where we've announced something and then there's been months of delays, this one is at the printe...

I just realised... wait, I'm not subscribed to Wyrd Science. Well, I am now. You should too. Issue 8 has just dropped.

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the cover to the new issue of Wyrd Science, featuring an illustration of psychedelic mushrooms growing out of a pink skull by tom j newell

what if we put issue 8 of Wyrd Science on sale? What if this got more likes & shares than our stupid jokes?

featuring Dolmenwood, Blades In The Dark, Doomsong, Kamping Kitbash, Lee Gold, The Old King's Crown, weird fiction, aggro comics, dungeon synth & lots more

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Bought the classic Crayola easel for the boys, easel untouched. Box is now a boat for bunny experts.

Daylight savin

a wrestling ring with a blue light coming out of it ALT: a wrestling ring with a blue light coming out of it

My two year old immediately adjusting to daylight savings time and waking at his usual 6:30am..

Optical phonecards get their name from optical structure embossed inside the cards. This optical structure is heated and destroyed after use of the units. Visible marks are left on the top of the cards, so that the user can see the balance of remaining units. Optical cards were produced by Landis+Gyr and Sodeco from Switzerland and were popular early phonecards in many countries with first optical phonecards successfully introduced in 1977 in Belgium.

Dreaming of a payphone network at EMF running off phone cards.. the tech before mag stripe / chip was actually really cool:

You need to get one that takes these:

Going analogue, becoming a pen snob, buying notebooks and pocket diaries.

Not entirely sure if this is just a reaction to technology's general enshitification, a realisation that I need more help in planning and structuring my life now my time is a constant squeeze or I'm just turning into my dad.

Me and a few friends got stopped from using a village hall function room for D&D due to a complaint about 'Unchristian activities'. This was 1996/97 when we were in our early teens.

Are you trying to lure Richard O'Brien? 🤔

Nice, which kit?

Nothing quite like your 2 year old sliding off your leg and taking your kneecap on a journey with him.

Amazon rising to the occasion again and providing a 'do it yourself' Kaweco unboxing experience...

I have something similar and use the "onlyposts" feed when it's particularly bad.

might just automate this to repost itself every 9-12 months

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4yr old is currently singing "Who let the doors out!" And it is very adamant that yes it is 'doors' not 'dogs'.

This absolute classic has been released into the house for the first time in nearly 30 years.

Was incredibly confused about those prices until I remembered that isn't euros! 😄

Google is creating cherished memory montages of pizza for me. I think I might need to cut back.

Worlds most absurd (coolest) dice tower.

Reinstalled it on a whim last night at 10pm and accidentally played it till 1am.. still need to try it in VR!

7 issue gang represent. With a bit of added @senetmagazine.bsky.social, @rascal.news, @secretpassageszine.bsky.social and TEETH by @rossignol.bsky.social and @marshdavies.bsky.social

I would be very interested if this is a local breakfast.

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