Lusipurr and Mel prepare for another week of lousy news, but Bup arrives to toss a spanner into the works. Whilst size Bup sabot tumble into the Lusipurr.com machinery, Lusipurr is distracted by another English Cricket victory and Mel plays Fartstorm.
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Also, the object in that picture is not a butt plug. Just wanted to make sure people didn’t run out to buy one expecting the picture to be like the real thing.
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Why am I not surprised that 7thCircle knows that?
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What does Info Blast need with a spaceship?
This week’s panel
Mel
Bup
LusipurrDonators
Cumulative total record holder: Imitanis
Single Donation record holder: ImitanisDonators eligible for drawing:
Greg H.
John V.
Matthew D.
John M.
Brett W.
Aram Z.
Peter V.
Billy B.
Les E.
Martin B.
Jeremy V.
Simon H.Feature: Select-A-Misery
Voting Closed! Reviews incoming!Hyperbole Hunt/Hype and go seek
Retired after a single week?England Still inexplicably winning Cricket
What did you call it Lusi? A hurrikin? Yikes.Twitch Copyright System
This system even pulls video game music. Playing pokemon and hear the music? Pulled. Awful.Maybe Google Hasn’t Bought Twitch
Silly arcade peripheral
Why not just have an external joystick box and not try to engineer it onto the system itself.Woahhhh The halfway point!
More Mega Man coming to VC
I’ve only played MM10. It wasn’t really my cup of tea. I think maybe old-school hard is not the difficulty level that I need for my games.Imitanis Literature Corner
Dolor by Theodore Roethke
I think this loses something in the translation to spoken word, at least in this context. I enjoyed reading it though.Imitanis Gaming Moment
No D&D This week, sadly. I did, however, play Space Alert. This is another game by one of my favorite designers Vlaada Chvátil. Space Alert is a cooperative game where the players serve as crew members on a really terrible little ship and try not to be blown to pieces by the various ships and intruders which they encounter. This is a game which is rarely won. More often than not the ship is vaporized or the players are eaten by an amorphous blob. The game is played on a timer with a soundtrack which instructs the players on when threats occur and where. This also serves as a pressure on the players to make their action choices quickly which, inevitably leads to mistakes. A player will change rooms when they meant to push a button or vice versa. It’s pretty chaotic and not for anyone who can’t handle losing to mostly random chance or stressful situations. If you think that sounds up your alley then this is probably the game for you. Thumbs up. -
Am I being snagged by the filter again? I don’t have any staff names in the info blast this time.
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Ah, there we go. It cleared now.
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@Lusi
Bounced out: The apparent bad link is intentional because they cut you off to talk about that game when you tried to explain the concept.Reading: I wonder if there is a way to do the reading without interruptions. Maybe record it separately and just insert it in post? Do you want the panel to comment on the reading afterwards? If not, then maybe that’s the way to go.
D&D: Hopefully we will play again soon.
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Reading: That’s good. I look forward to the Literature Corner.
Final Frontier: Lusi, you’d don’t ask the Admiral for his credentials!
Pics: I looked now, you sneaky punk.