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PhycoKrusk


PhycoKrusk (fi'ko-krüs'k) n. that jerk whose user page you accidentally wandered into

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  • 21 weeks
    On whereabouts and what is to come

    Some of you may have received notifications - I don't really know how the system works - but even if not, here's the general announcement to explain it all:

    I'm finished.

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    3 comments · 98 views
  • 41 weeks
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    If you're confused, see the previous blog: I'm not recapping anything.

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    0 comments · 89 views
  • 41 weeks
    Let's talk about GZDoom

    Exactly what it says on the tin.

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  • 53 weeks
    Adventures in homeownership

    This week, I had installed a new air conditioner, me furnace, which followed on the heels of working through two outfits to secure financing, shelled out $200 for a new smart thermostat, still have to call the city to schedule an inspection for the work, have to call a plumber because the toilet is leaking again, and I still will never go back to renting of I have anything to say

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  • 65 weeks
    It occurred to me

    Or maybe it's all imaginary, but doesn't the boss music for Corneria in the original Star Fox sound like a mash-up between Super Metroid and F-Zero?

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Oct
19th
2020

New story is progress · 2:40pm Oct 19th, 2020

A while back, I mentioned the possibility of a follow-up to By the Light of the Fire that followed a more experimental format. I have officially started work on it. The primary concept is this: Apple Bloom, needing to understand what she saw just beyond the light of the fire (and hopefully proving once and for all that she imagined it), sets out into the greater world to seek an answer by tracking down and investigating the ghost stories, legends, and tall tales that ponies tell each other about the things they thought they saw. The experimental part is this: You, the People, will supply the list of ghost stories, legends, and tall tales she'll be investigating (a survey to collect responses will be forthcoming soon), and then once the story is underway, you, the People, will vote to decide which of these spooky things she will go to investigate next.

This will likely not be ready in time for Halloween, and there's no way it will be finished by Halloween except perhaps by next Halloween, and will be ongoing throughout the year (I'm working through some personal issues right now, and one way in which I approach those is by pursuing projects, so this may be a good option; we'll see).

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Comments ( 1 )

Well, is the right time of year to delve into horrow. Hopefully the experiment goes well!

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