Flyover Demographics

Mighty fine results. When I lived out there many moons back, it was the trees that first blew my mind

DND dungeon on black tabletop.

Goofy kid looking goofy

DND dungeon on black tabletop number two

New campaign night!!

Completed DM'ing a 36 session middle chapter homebrew campaign last night. Now to start planning the final chapter, but in the meantime I GET TO BE A PC at another friend's table.

#ttrpg

I forgot how trippy the end of Mr. Robot gets. What a crazy ride

Huh, i was always under the impression that what is eaten at a conference is calorie free...I may have been doing my math wrong.

Offline games and getting into the same room with my group of friends and playing and laughing all day long

No matter how mundane my life, I feel a Mac Quayle soundtrack would make it infinitely more exciting

We drive through Nebraska from east to west to visit friends and family in the Hills a couple times a year, and I love that drive through the Nothing.

Has anyone mocked EA with an "AI - It is the game" ad yet? I picture an AI gamer playing an AI created game. Kind of an AI circle jerk. I want to see that.

Join us for a virtual movie night with a screening of VALENTINE CRUSH on Friday, October 17th at 8pm cst. Q&A session to follow

Join me Friday, October 17th for a virtual screening of my roller derby thriller, VALENTINE CRUSH 💥🛼

CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO REGISTER, and if you do so by the 10th, you're in the drawing for a copy of the soundtrack on vinyl!

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#Scriptsky #Filmsky

Every time I watch The Departed it just pisses me off, but damn what a film.

Been a @jimmykimmel.com fan since Ben Stein. Glad he's back.

Rewatching Mr. Robot and the way Sam Esmail used the rule of thirds is so damn fun. Each shot is framed so perfectly. The show deserves its own class in film school. Though, I bet it haunts him that Phillip Price's mounted TV is crooked....

Finally watching Cobra Kai. Season two complete. I loved the after school special cinematography. That was a choice and I hope it wasn't lost on the audience.

The A.I.-Profits Drought and the Lessons of History Like the steam engine, electricity, and computers, generative artificial intelligence could take longer than expected to transform the economy.

An M.I.T. study found that 95% of companies that had invested in A.I. tools were seeing zero return. It jibes with the emerging idea that generative A.I., “in its current incarnation, simply isn’t all it’s been cracked up to be,” @johncassidysays.bsky.social writes.

I don't know if people still say it, but you won the Internet today.

I do miss a good AZ thunderstorm

Doing nothing is one of my favorite things to do before a session, if time allows

Is the new iPhone Bigfoot commercial implying even a non-technical Bigfoot can hack an iPhone?

This was my favorite King short story growing up. I dreamed of making the film myself one day (then realized I'm no good behind the camera). I can't wait to see this film!!

rolling crop fields with scattered trees and a beautiful cloud pocked blue sky.

I realize Nebraska gets a bad rap because of our politics, but there is no denying it's kind of pretty. I think I saw every shade of green on a walk today.

My parents influenced my musical taste, growing up listening to Abba, Billy Joel, Cindi Lauper, Breach Boys, Blondie, to name a limited few. I have recently gone back to 90s hip-hop because my daughter has been playing Tyler the Creator and Frank Ocean. Eye-opening experience. Didn't see that coming

So, I have some storylines for my #ttrpg campaigns that were conceived, in some cases over 20yrs ago. Politics is a natural part of world building. I have been hesitant to broach the subject thinking it may upset some PCs given how close it hits. I think the time has come to have those conversations

Just discovered Treadstone. Disappointed to see I'm six years late to the party. I love Tim Kring superhuman stories. They don't get the respect they deserve.

The confrontation scene between Ursula Corbero and Eddie Redmayne in The Day of the Jackal is chef's kiss all the way. Wow

Johnnie Byrd Brewing Company root beer mug only about a third filled

Damn near 50 and the first keg I ever drained was a keg of root beer, but oh was it strong and sweet

Flyover Demographics Flyover Demographics is a social experiment attempting to highlight the interesting people and places of the Midwest, starting with the little NE corner of Nebraska. http://tee.pub/lic/U1vl7Ekzajo

If a bunch of old dad-types attempting to recapture their youth is your kink...

www.youtube.com/@FlyoverDemo...

a man sitting in a chair with the words thank you all dear friends written below him Alt: Paul Reubens Prince character from 30 Rock sitting in a chair with the words thank you all dear friends written below him.

Rewatching 30 Rock and I think I would die on this hill - one of Paul Reubens best performances

Zelda and Final Fantasy VII. Mmmmm. Now that was gaming.

Oof - that's a rough start