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I recently received a very grave -no pun intended- warning from Survivor Miles who I believe may be located in or near Texas. Survivor Miles recently survived a vicious zombie attack, armed with only his wits and hedge clippers. His parents unfortunately were not so lucky.
While I haven’t made it to the MIT’s Time Traveler convention on May 07, 2005 yet, I have just witnessed the controversial apparition of a very suspicious time traveling, cross-dressing extra in an old Charlie Chaplin film. And I think I can say now with some degree of certainty that we may be witnessing [...]
A zombie demonstration of strength and unity in the days before Hallowe’en brought out the dead, undead and pre-undead in my neighbourhood (see slideshow below).
The Time Travelers have it! Despite all attempts to keep them at bay, not even bad spelling or temporal editing could keep them away. Those canny krononauts appear to have found the poll and captured the win, narrowly beating out Demigods and Fairies. And while I may fear retaliation from the SHIFTERZZZZZ WERE HERE who [...]
Recently there have been several new monsters added to the Monstrometer as Graham and I continue to refine the app. Previously we added Angels and Draconians and in the just released 1.3 update we added Ghosts. Now for our next update (1.4) we want to know what you would most like to see next.
Every dog must have his day but the cats get exactly one per year on Saturday October 16, tomorrow. Yes it’s the tenth annual Feral Cat Day and the fur and fangs have already begun to fly as everywhere cats go wild and were-y. Don’t get caught in the cross-fur like this very unfortunate videographer [...]
Amateur video depicting what could be one of the most elusive legendary creatures, the unicorn, has been captured on film by a bird watcher in Toronto, Canada. Peter Hickey-Jones was trying to film a pileated woodpecker when he saw what looked like a bright white horse in the distance
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