Ted Plays Grey Star
@swbronze
You may know me as "Bronze Age Star Wars" on Twitter. Now join me on Bluesky for some nostalgic fun as I play through the Lone Wolf gamebook series and the World of Lone Wolf spinoff!
Healthy and normal to develop an interest in Justice League International #10 at that age
This is how I always assumed I would become the world's first trillionaire
So cool to see how the New Republic has repurposed this decommissioned Mon Calamari cruiser
'90s kids will remember that this was how Hillary got her revenge on Bill
I made a delicious sandwich using Duffy's Dough brand sourdough, but then I woke up, found the bread in my shower, and realized the entire meal was only a dream
Remember all those hilarious Garfield gags about Mondays, lasagna, and digital citizenship?
Brunswick stew is an Appalachian dish traditionally made to use up the last of the summer veg (corn, tomato, okra) when the weather starts getting cooler. My mom would make it in winter using mostly canned and frozen ingredients, and during cold weather I still make it using her recipe.
Particle Man, Triangle Man, Universe Man, and Person Man will return in AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY
"Show me what comic you loved when you were 13, and that’s all I need to know about you." – Brad Meltzer
I've always heard good things about this EU trilogy, so I told myself I'd pick up a copy of the omnibus edition if I ever spotted it in the wild, and that happened today.
The town of Tyne's Horky, located on the planet Tyne's Horky, which orbits the star Tyne's Horky
"Now the object of the game is to accumulate cones. Four cones wins. But, in order to get a cone, you have to build a civilization. The other amazing thing is the challenge play. The thing about the challenge play is it is basically the game ... in reverse."
Stop spreading misinformation. The rumors that Fozzie is a puppet have been thoroughly debunked. He can ride a bike, for Pete's sake.
I was able to find a pic of the full spread at the end of the 1995 Mos Eisley Cantina Pop-Up Book, but was unaware that there was a character guide underneath. Always happy to discover new weird little guys!
The final page of the 1995 Mos Eisley Cantina Pop-Up Book shows a lightfight between two characters identified on @wookofficial.bsky.social as Rff Huff (left) and Purong (right), although neither character is actually named in the book and the articles cite no other sources to ID them.
I watched the documentary "Drew: The Man Behind the Poster" tonight and learned that the dying man on the front (evil) and back (good) cover is Drew Struzan himself.
Since the FCC is canceling comedians for jokes that mislead the public, I want to make clear that in fact a shrimp did NOT fry this rice. Shrimp are not capable of frying rice, and it was wrong of me to imply that they were. I sincerely apologize to the shrimp community.