Extreme Geek
According to this geek test, I am 57.98815% geeky- an Extreme Geek.
If I really wanted to alientate yall, I'd say I was 3x7r33m 1337 g33k!
Sunday, March 26, 2006
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Mischa Krilov, back in New Orleans. Read about life post-Katrina and post-Austin. I also occasionally talk about games, movies, books, the didgeridoo, food, technology, and my son.
About Me
- Mischa
- New Orleans, LA, United States
Blog Archive
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2006
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March
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- Live from Horizocon
- A Gamut of Games (part 2)
- Roadside Attractions
- Chinese fantasticness again
- Here Comes the Rain Again
- A Gamut of Games (part 1)
- Delicious Chinese Food
- Political Favors
- Extreme Geek
- Tapas: the Sampling
- First Day at School
- Friday Board Game Recap
- Vocational News
- Game Chef and food chef
- Myshbackforward: Didj, Game Chef, Movie
- Game Chef 2006
- Mrh?
- Epoxy unleashed!
- Coincidences
- 1984 Prime Actual Play and Didj update
- Friday boardgaming recap
- Brief thoughts on comedy
- Lexicon
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March
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Shameless Plugs
Support the Non-Waterlogged Blog. Buy stuff from Amazon.
Are you still using Microsoft's Internet Explorer? Why, for all that's good in the world, why? Get with the program and get Firefox.
DriveSavers have saved my bacon (and data) at least twice. If you need data recovery, I highly recommend them.
You can always buy me stuff from my ThinkGeek wishlist or my Funagain wishlist.
Like games? Shop at Funagain. I get a kickback in store credit, you get a deal.
Oubound Links
Hot fresh Twitter
Highlights from my RSS
Other Blogs I know
- 43 Folders, for lifehacking
- Anyway, for indie game design
- Autodidact-at-Large, for East Coast ukulele/design
- Brass Goggles, for keeping the steam alive
- Breaking Every Rule, for learning about teaching
- Candidly Caroline, for freelancers everywhere
- Day Gaming, for suburban play
- ELROD, for indie filmness
- Endings and Beginnings, for perspective
- Flywheel Inertial Game Design, for active collaboration
- Gone Gaming, for non-RPGs
- I'm Falling Apart, for an Atlantean
- Iced Coffee and a Bagel, for cold drip
- Kenzoid, for four days in Atlanta
- Kreamer dot Org, for no fear
- Life is for Living, for rocking and games
- Luis' Illustrated Blog, for cartooning and games
- Mac Geekery, for aid and relief
- Machst Spaß! Machst schnell!, for encouragement
- Majcher's Lifebox, for home IMPROVement
- Milkplant, for blood
- My Utopia, for reading
- Nuclear Nick's Notable Notes (A Proper Time Bomb), for Kapitän Wackelpudding
- PC's World, for work in the trenches
- Phil's Blogamagoo, for reciprocity
- Pourciau.net, you know, for kids
- Queen of Sky, for digital freedom
- Saving the World One Shopping Cart at a Time, for four months in Marfa
- The Owlbear, for RPG criticism
- The Well Rounded Gamer, for gaming aggregation
- TheAustinStink, for coordination
- Treasure Tables, for GM Improvement
- Waiter Rant, for laughs and insight
- Yehuda, for gaming over the seas
Webcomics Worth Watching
- Buttersafe
- Comics Curmudgeon
- Comics I Don't Understand
- Ctrl-Alt-Delete
- Diesel Sweeties
- For Better or For Worse
- FoxTrot
- JEFBOT
- Least I Could Do
- Lucid TV
- Octopus Pie
- Order of the Stick
- Penny Arcade
- Perry Bible Fellowship
- Questionable Content
- Shortpacked
- The Joy of Tech
- Unshelved
- Weregeek
- Wonderella
- Wondermark
- xkcd
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Comments are owned by their posters.
I do not speak for any corporate entity; These views and words are mine.
If I mention something, don't take it as a trademark or copyright challenge, nor indication that someone decided to sponsor me. If I sell out, you'll know.
1 comment:
Thank god: I managed to keep it in the "Major Geek" range.
Of course, I scored 42%, which oughta worth extra.
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