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I work with Mark just about every week. Have for some time now. He is an amazing person and he has a tough life. He wants to get...

Monopoly. I don't know a single person who plays it RAW.

Perhaps I'm not really engaging with the premise, but as far as I'm concerned, every single ruleset I use to run a game is a toolkit. I...

That is also very popular here in Sweden. And then at at midnight we have from Skansen in Stockholm that they always read the loosely...

its funny where I come from pork and cabbage boil up is a standard weekly meal (daily in some houses) whereas sauerkraut would be one of...

I’m in Pennsylvania. Pork and sauerkraut on New Year’s Day must be a PA Dutch thing, which makes sense. It’s so prevalent, I just...

Regional where? In the Midwest they tend to be corned beef and cabbage, and in some parts of the Midwest that cabbage is sauerkraut...

Well, seeing as my usual teams are flops this year, better an SEC team win than anyone else.

The only proper response is: Go Dawgs! Sic, em!

Well, for many years from my childhood onwards we had saehae bogil (or saebae), the Korean tradition of bowing to your parents on New...

That's some mighty fine looking eats. I'll be eating something similar tomorrow. Usually, we end up making a Hoppin' John or a Jollop...

A common New Year food in Italy is lentils, symbolizing coins. I've heard it is a tradition that goes back to Roman times.

My family takes part in a southern US tradition of eating hog jowls, black eyed peas, greens, and cornbread. Each is to symbolize...

I had a chance to play with him as a DM now more than a few years ago, and really soaked in all the history he talked about. All my best...

The very first full-time employee of TSR, the company which created D&D, passed away last night after a sudden illness. A playtester...