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The Only Honest Baseball Simulator

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By Emerson Dameron
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It serves to be selective in the games one plays. If you don’t choose your game, one will be chosen for you, you will never figure out the rules and then wonder why you’ve been scared of everything your entire life. Today’s topic is a small gray brick of injection-molded plastic from 1991 called “Base Wars” (full name, “Cyber Stadium Series — Base Wars”). Konami made it. Ultra Games pushed it out. It was to be the first of a “Series.” The second installment has yet to appear.
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Spice Up Your Sex Life With Cronenberg Roleplay

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By Emerson Dameron
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At some point, everyone’s sex life could use a kick in the pants, or maybe an unexplained vaginal hole in the belly that plays VHS cassette tapes and manufactures guns and hand grenades. Reviving a dead bedroom takes guts. But even if you’re not a creative genius, brilliant ideas are all around you for the taking. For instance, you can draw inspiration from the work of David Cronenberg, the Canadian horror filmmaker behind such cult classics as Dead Ringers, Scanners, and eXistenZ.
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How the Geto Boys Accidentally Created Horrorcore Rap

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The Geto Boys blew into the mainstream consciousness in 1990 with shock tactics borrowed straight from low-budget horror films. At a time when rap lyrics and B-movies could still stir up intense controversy, the Geto Boys combined bloody slasher tropes and bleak personal narrative, accidentally created a new subgenre, and nearly destroyed themselves in the process.
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