Sphinx of Black Quartz, Judge my Vow

Meowth's weird uncle. James is wine aunt

agentkaypar sent me the following story:

I recently played a StarCraft II player-made map called Infinite Defense, which invites players to a land rich with resources and bids them to defend their bases against intermittent waves of enemies.

Instead of attempting to do anything useful, like, you know, build defenses, I pretended that the sensor towers, which do nothing but show enemy movement, were broadcast relays, and part of my broadcast network. I attempted to get as much coverage on the map as I could while the other armies put on a show for me to televise.

Found in this reddit thread, which was sent to me by trumad:

We used to play Typing of the Dead with four players. You have the two typists face away from the screen and then have two people watching the game and calling out the attacks. It’s a fun mess.

Sent in by tumblr user triplzer0:

The Explosive Caper: Everyone plays as Mario or Dr. Mario. You can only use his cape. Bob-ombs and sticky bombs are set to high.

Soaring Eagle: Everyone plays as Captain Falcon. The only acceptable attack is Falcon Punch.

Iron Chef: Everyone plays as Mr. Game & Watch. You can only use his frying pan move.

Fun with Flags: Everyone plays as Mr. Game & Watch. You can only use his random number attack.

Active Worlds is an old, abandoned MMO.

Youtuber vinesauce visited it for fun. 

He met what seemed to be an NPC.

Brave lattice animal is blocking the entry to the nest of a tin-vroomer

Completely over-bred lattice animal. Is this still considered beautiful? … In my opinion, this is lattice animal abuse