The Witch Finder of Lilburn recently acquired a sinister looking fortune-telling game. If you have a set of gaming dice (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, and d%), you should not download and use this at your party or gathering under any circumstances.
Not without proper social distancing and other pandemic safety measures, I mean.
Scooby Doctor would probably be the least appropriate and ironically best children's cartoon ever.
Ri'm shrorry shrir, rut rou rave runreatable rancer.
Happy Rirthday, Rister Romas. Rime ror rour rolonoscopy.
Ruh roh. Romebody ridn't ruse rondoms.
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If you ever shopped around for a jack o'lantern ring that has a bit more mass and style than a pumpkin stuck onto a band, then you know the options are limited. Short of having one custom made, which is pricey, here's a roundup of what I've found online.
Monkey Edge produces what they call a puncher size (2 oz.) silver ring. This one has more character than your average design.
Sterling Assault has one that is a respectable classic, available in multiple metals, with large and small varieties.
Ross Simons has a sort of elegant looking band that's 14kt gold, if that's your thing. Currently sold out.
Artifactoria has two somewhat Burtonesque options: one with bat wings and a very solid looking one, both in silver or brass.
AFJewelryStudio is an Etsy shop with this nice ring, a bit more petite, but also kind of Tim Burton-influenced.
UnevenCreations has this one which at first I mistook for a napkin holder. On the right hand though, not bad. And like the other rings here I like that they considered the entire ring in the design.
Jewelrywax has one that is a little more like a biker ring, and looks awesome. Limited supply.
Honorable mention goes to ShyamJewlesjewelley (sic) with this wood-grain skull ring, almost pumpkiny and pretty cool.
Just a few years later, this kit was rereleased by a company called Round 2 Models, and I got one just in time for my kids to put it together. I think since then the kit has been discontinued.
There's a lot of quaint and creepy goodness out there for the cartologically enthusiastic.
Assorted Maps for Dante's Inferno
T.A. Barron's Haunted Marsh by Ian Schoenherr
Lovecraft's Dreamlands
https://www.flickr.com/photos/83344804@N00/6871812047/
https://medium.com/@jasteele/h-p-lovecraft-the-hidden-narrative-d6d9bb141349
Over the Garden Wall Map (fanart)
https://illustratedmaps1516.wordpress.com/2015/03/09/allen-hiu-the-unknown/
https://www.deviantart.com/ladywitchfox/art/Map-of-the-Unknown-643404242
I could include maps from video games, but one has to draw the line somewhere. You could make an entire website of those.
QuarterPress is an Etsy shop (not mine and I don't know them) that sells 5x7 Over the Garden Wall Tarot Cards. Yes, seriously, and they are perfectly executed. I don't know if they sell a full deck.
I spent quite a lot of time in Griffin Georgia growing up, and I can't imagine anything to better sum it up than this.
If you're here you probably already have heard of HauntForum.com; but if not, and you do nearly anything at all for Halloween, then you need to go join this community. I've mostly only lurked for years but used to be very active. It's here that you will find the quickest answers to "How can I...?" from pro and amateur haunters, and it is far and away the kindest, most polite online community you will ever find.
From The Conan Completist Forum comes this obituary.
It can't be overstated what Ron Cobb gave to the Conan movies, mythos, and fandom. Please go to RonCobb.net to see a sample of the artist's work.
Mr. Cobb was an artist on Disney's 1956 classic, Sleeping Beauty. He designed well-known aliens from Star Wars in 1977. He also gave many movies and franchises their specific looks and provided concepts for Alien, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Total Recall, Firefly, Leviathan and The Abyss, and many more.
Another great has left us.
