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Podcast Repost: NP69 – The Dinner Pit

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Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots! This week, Hugh, Jason, Jurd and Spence consider Mobile Fighter G Gundam Episode 6: FIght, Domon! The Earth is the Ring!

In tonight’s episode, Domon runs afoul of a sinister monk, Major Urube is Gundam’s chillest masked man, and the Shining Gundam extends its frills. Plus, Rain is still secretly Batman and Master Asia makes his first totally badass cameo appearance.

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Everyday Drabbles #528: Flagship

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The IMS Dominion, the Imperial flagship, was designed to inspire terror and panic in the empire’s enemies, which was everyone. It wasn’t a fast ship, but its appearance on the horizon, bristling with cannons and armored launches, always spelled doom for the free people of the continent.
The empire held the secrets of the Dominion’s construction close, frustrating rebel engineers and shipbuilders. A ship of that size and mass, they insisted, shouldn’t be able to stay above the waterline.
But the bravest of them didn’t need to know how it worked. All they needed was a way to sink it.

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Podcast Repost: CCR66 – Blackmail

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Tonight your hosts, Hugh, Rich the Time Traveler, Opopanax, and Jurd, give Alfred Hitchcock the pseudo-silent treatment.

For those who have yet to see it:

Chrononaut Cinema Reviews is presented by https://www.skinner.fm and http://hughjodonnell.com, and is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Unported License.

Everyday Drabbles #527: The Old Watson Place

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When the tentacled horror burst through the roof of the old Watson place, fear and madness gripped the local populace. That is a natural reaction to any encounter with the Old Ones.
Watson had pulled something sinister from the lightless depths of an oceanic hell long forgotten by mortal minds. He’d upended their belief in an orderly, just universe and had dropped Humanity precipitously on the food chain. Panic in the face of such terror is understandable.
Fortunately, the response was not shared by the many feral cats of the neighborhood, whose simpler minds only saw a free seafood buffet.

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Everyday Drabbles #526: Manhattan Bubble

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The proposal for a geodesic dome over Manhattan was met at first with derision, then skepticism, and finally growing support among the city dwellers.
The project was approved when the designers assured Manhattan’s wealthiest residents that the dome would improve the air quality in their penthouses and even insulate them from Climate Change. Advertisements depicted the bubble community placidly surviving blizzards, hurricanes, and even among the ruins of a sunken New York City.
Finally, construction was complete. The residents moved back into their Park Avenue-adjacent homes with great pomp and fanfare.
And the builders sealed the dome shut behind them.

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Everyday Drabbles #525: Navigating Faerie

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Everybody knows the rules for getting out of Faerie. Never make a promise or a bargain. Don’t eat or drink anything. Carry a piece of forged iron.
Less well known is ‘Don’t ask for directions from a tree-man.’ But as I made my way through the foggy heath, I was lost and took the risk.
Tree-men don’t think in directions and landmarks, though. They navigate by root feel and water flow, and we were soon both hopelessly confused.
But another rule of navigating Faerie is that the land will bring you where it wants, as I was about to discover.

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Everyday Drabbles #524: Cloud Bridge

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The bridge only extended a few feet into the foggy canyon. It was a collection of wooden struts and posts that ended in open air. Or so it appeared.
She stepped out towards the edge, in her white dress and flower crown, carrying the chalice carefully. She reminded herself to have faith as she raised the cup to the void.
The hand that took it coalesced out of black cloud and shadow. The Stormcloud King seemed to stand on nothing at all. But as he drank, the rolling bank solidified into a strong bridge, and their two worlds were joined.

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Everyday Drabbles #523: Supervillain Prison

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The prison complex was a marvel of superhuman design. It was a tower of interconnected spheres, each of which held a different type of supervillain. The site didn’t merely suppress powers, but actively used them against the inmates. Fire powers contained villains with ice powers, and so on.
As more prisoners were incarcerated, more were needed to maintain equilibrium. Abuse became rampant. Sentences were extended for the slightest infraction. Nobody got out. The prison became overcrowded.
But in bringing that many master criminals together, it was only a matter of time before they figured out how to bring it down.

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Podcast Repost: NP68 – Googling ‘Best Prison’

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Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots! This week, Hugh, Jason, Jurd, and Spence are locked in with Mobile Fighter G Gundam Episode Five: Great Escape! A Captive Gundam Fighter!

n today’s episode, Neo Russia’s prison is just Alcatraz with snow on top, Argo Gulski’s got laser chains, and Domon’s strength is still determined by the plot. Plus, Rain can’t take her eyes off Domon for a second, and the Birdman is Nicholas Cage. Welcome to the Neo Rock!

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Everyday Drabbles #522: Dragon Hoard

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The dragon stood over the fallen adventurers and roared in victory. They had been fierce opponents but not nearly strong enough.
She bent down and began to strip the corpses, adding armor, weapons, and coins to her hoard. Humans loved their gold, but then so did she.
The metal was soft enough to work and would conduct the heat of the dragon’s breath without completely melting. It was the perfect nesting material.
Soon, she would have enough to keep her eggs warm when she laid them. She just needed a few more parties of ‘heroes’ to deliver it to her.

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