Mothmen? Well, that explains the mysterious screaming I hear every night around midnight when I am unwise enough to be outside. I love these mountains, but damn are they haunted.
You're 78 and in the hospital. Your family is by your side.
You know it's your time.
Everyone hugs you and cries as you fall into permamnent sleep.
Instantly you awaken.
You're in a pod alone in an empty room.
You open the pod and as you exit your memories begin to flood back.
You're the sole survivor of a cataclysmic disaster that killed off humanity.
Your children, wife, brother, sister, parents, all dead.
The memories and pain become unbearable.
You reengage the simulator and climb back into the pod hoping to forget once again.
It's been damn near SIX years since Winterhewn was released. It's my pleasure now to inform you all that Wintermountains Rise will be released on 09 June 2026. If you can't wait that long, streaming and free downloads are here:
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To qualify to leave school for a political protest you should be required to read one page of Shakespeare allowed without stuttering.
How many would that weed out?
Friendly reminder that we’ve got our very own weather predicting groundhog — @MassAudubon’s Ms. G. And she’s twice as accurate as this guy.
The only Phil we recognize in Massachusetts is Phil Eng.
Agree 100%. Once you got some kind of a grounded, good picture of the world (including the wisdom that comes with age), Grok can help you become a super-learner. As far as personal development goes, Grok is an absolute game changer.
I finally started using Grok a few weeks ago, and my advice for people under 30 would be. DO NOT USE AI YET. Develop your base of knowledge. Then Grok is a real power unlock. You can ask him to fill in knowledge gaps. Do research for you. It's like having a research assistant.