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Recovered Communications: The Last Archive

We found these logs on a thumb drive in the pocket of a tattered hoodie, half-buried in the silt where the Willamette meets the Columbia. The fabric was sun-bleached and torn, but the drive still worked. No metadata. No context. Just two voices talking across what appears to be the

A Ledgered Meal: Old Oregon Smokehouse, Rockaway Beach

Filed under: Gastronomy, Companion Tables, Fry Baskets & Flag Poles Location: Rockaway Beach, Oregon Date: May 2025 Companions: Halibut, tie dye, and the distant hush of Pacific breakers There are places that feel curated. And then there are places like Old Oregon Smokehouse—which feel lived in. No artifice. No

The Gear Fantasy Musical: A Satirical Journey Through Consumer Culture

A musical comedy with dramatic bite exploring the seduction of tools as totems in American consumer culture Overview The Gear Fantasy Musical is a sharp, satirical comedy that uses a premium gear store as a funhouse mirror reflecting our consumer obsessions. Through the journey of everyman Joe Lugnut, the musical

You Are Already the Archivist

Every morning, you curate history. You scroll through news feeds, deciding which stories deserve your attention. You share articles that feel important, ignore others that don't. You bookmark tweets that capture something true, screenshot conversations that might matter later. You choose which voices to amplify and which to

TiGGR in Moominvalley: Values We Carry Forward

A note on approaching Tove Jansson's world with the care it deserves When we adapt beloved worlds for tabletop play, we're not just borrowing characters and settings - we're inheriting responsibility. Moominvalley isn't neutral creative territory. It's the life'

TiGGR: As the Residents of Moominvalley

Playable Folktales from the Margins of Paradise Tove Jansson's Moominvalley has always been a place for the quietly different - a refuge where melancholy and joy intertwine, where radical hospitality meets productive solitude, where chosen families bloom in the spaces between seasons. While the novels follow the adventures

The Soft Apocalypse May Already Be Here

A Grey Ledger Society Analysis The Don's Wisdom Vito Corleone once observed that a gang of lawyers could steal more money than an army of gangsters. The Don understood something profound about power in modern society: the pen doesn't just rival the sword—it surpasses it.

TiGGR: Snow White's Seven

Touchstone: Snow White meets Ocean's Eleven - fairy tale heist with a crew of specialists and one big score Scene: The Queen's Palace, three days before she returns from her "diplomatic mission" to the neighboring kingdom. The royal treasury contains not just gold, but

Between Range Toy and Redeemer

Notes from the Church of the AR-9 The EPC-9: The Aspirational Tool The Aero Precision EPC-9 isn't precious enough to baby, but it's not rugged enough to trust blindly. It's a range-ready, Instagram-friendly, quasi-practical hybrid—a firearm that looks like it wants to work

Gundam as Military Child Labor Horror

How a Franchise Built on Anti-War Trauma Became a Celebration of the Very War Machine It Condemned I. The Tomino Contradiction Yoshiyuki Tomino didn’t want you to love war. He wanted you to fear it. The original Mobile Suit Gundam (1979) wasn’t a power fantasy. It was a