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The Crider Chronicles: The Orleans Incident – Part V

The Crider Chronicles: The Orleans Incident – Part V

July 2251 Tarbos, six weeks later “Gawd almighty, would you look at that?”  Horace Hamilton gaped at the sight. The Mountain View’s Pilot Lounge offered a good view of space to the starboard side of the ship, and it was there that the newest ship in the Fleet was...

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Vermont Vignettes IV

Vermont Vignettes IV

I have a boat! It’s a 40 year old 13.5 foot long Boston Whaler with a 40 year old 25HP two stroke gas engine. I love it. It’s not very fast but it’s small enough to tow around and get in and out of the water easily and it’s maneuverable and fun to drive. My family owns a Summer cottage on the shore of Lake Champlain. It’s part of...

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Dunham – 65

Dunham – 65

It’s 1780. American privateer Captain Fury and British pirate Captain Judas share a kiss that leads to a tavern brawl, but their common enemy—King George III—keeps them fighting to make a life together on the American frontier.

The Crider Chronicles: The Orleans Incident – Part V

The Crider Chronicles: The Orleans Incident – Part III

March 2251 On the Frontier Light years away, on the Grugell frontier, one of the less publicly known bits of Senator Crider’s funding agenda was at work. The Star Ship Shade Tree was a privately owned vessel, but in spite of its small complement – three officers and...

Dunham – 65

Dunham – 64B

It’s 1780. American privateer Captain Fury and British pirate Captain Judas share a kiss that leads to a tavern brawl, but their common enemy—King George III—keeps them fighting to make a life together on the American frontier.

The Crider Chronicles: The Orleans Incident – Part V

The Crider Chronicles: The Orleans Incident – Part II

January 2251 "Above all, we must realize that no arsenal, or no weapon in the arsenals of the world are so formidable as the will and moral and courage of free men and women. It is a weapon adversaries in today's world do not have".  - Ronald Reagan, President of...

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First Friday of April Afternoon Links

First Friday of April Afternoon Links

While it's the home opener for the Guardians Indians today, the girlfriend is both upset and happy. Upset because there's no Bananaball for her to watch this weekend, happy because her name got pulled in the ticket lottery, so it appears we're going to a game in...

Sunday Morning Chores and Politics Links

Sunday Morning Chores and Politics Links

With the sudden onset of tolerable weather (it's going to be up to 23° in Went To The Moon units), I will be outside finishing up my fence extensions for a better confinement of a dog who identifies as an antelope. Then down to the café to meet, greet, shake hands,...

Sunday Morning Retarded Links

Sunday Morning Retarded Links

I had a whole story ready to go about a giant (6'7", 380 lb) tard nicknamed Smokey that I was tasked with bouncing from the café. Including the artwork, which I won't waste. But I'm not in the mood to tell my tale, given the loss of a woman who was a friend IRL and...

Still Frigid Friday Afternoon Links

Still Frigid Friday Afternoon Links

The squirrels are trying to warm their nuts, but the lights are LED and won't generate the heat they want. I too frequently forget about my free Epic library. What could possibly go wrong? For me, the first game was short and did not have the promised depth of FO:NV....