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Prison Blog

In which Possum recounts his experiences as an offender in the system.

Possum Bones is autistic. He has identified as a dirty kid in the past, and he’s attended multiple rainbow gatherings. He has several years left to serve in the Washington Correctional system.

He has been making art since he could sit up. He communicates better in writing than speech. If you are interested in the experience of an autistic person doing prison time, check out his Prison Blog. If you are a fan of comic art, underground/outsider music, Lovecraft, Clarke Ashton Smith, Murakami, Cixui Liu, etc.

Penguin Knight

I've been playing the Yugioh GBA game on my tablet and I've learned a little more about the rules of yugioh , and while I still can't help but think of this as a TCG that was designed with a ... limited at best understanding of the concept of balance and card usability ( So many utterly useless cards ) ... I have comments as an MTG player : I wonder if penguin knight basically invalidates mill ( Discarding opponents deck to 0 to win ) as a strategy in yugioh or if there's a counter to it ? I guess if you can make them draw penguin knight instead of discarding it ? That would be pretty hard depending on how prevalent mill is in the metagame. As an MTG player it seemed immediately apparent that mill would be a great strategy as the decks are only 40 cards and you've got things like Needle Worm, morph jar, Grave keepers servant, magic thorn. It seems really easy to play " lockdown " style with Swords and then using Trunade to recall the swords again and stretch them for 5 turns, there are a lot of cards that would read as a lockdown strategy in MTG other than swords such as Messenger of Peace, Chain Energy, and Toll. There's a disproportionate ( to mtg players ) amount of board wipes, too . Lockdown and mill would SEEM like a viable strategy, but penguin knight totally fucks up mill. So what the heck ?

Elisa Carlson