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by Ryan Costello on (#4W2S5)
As the unambiguous blog title suggests, today I will be talking about Least I Could Do: The Card Game. In 2012, game designer Jeff Phillips designed a card game about picking up chicks in bars. It’s a quick and easy game for up to 6 players, making it an ideal party game. It was a […]
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Least I Could Do
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by Matthew Stone on (#4W0ZG)
If Sir Elton John was going to play an RPG like D&D or Pathfinder, would he just play a Bard or do you think he would want to play something else? I think the odds of ever finding this out are pretty slim, mostly because I don’t think SEJ would even know or care about an RPG. But […]
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by Jeff Moss on (#4VZ5P)
I’ve always loved the holidays. It’s the one time (or even just one day) of the year when things seem to actually slow down and people take a minute to spend some time with family and friends. Even if you don’t celebrate a traditional Christmas, it’s easy to get caught up in the fun and […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4VVHC)
Fridays, we open the Larchives, Lar’s extensive archive of art work oddities, and share a few pieces. Sometimes there will be a theme, or a reason behind the choices. Other times there will be none. When you commission Lar at a convention, you can ask him for anything your heart desires, so there’s something comforting […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4VT2Z)
Thursdays are BF-Ginnings on licd.com, where we look back on Blind Ferret’s long history and share interesting trivia and commentary. Early in LICD’s run, we met a character who immediately left an impression that would endure for over a decade. We did not know her name, but we all knew what to call her: Suck […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4VRAJ)
Every man you know is a stolen bra, some bedsheets, and two bottles of tequila away from turning into the lacy vigilante Bra-Man! Is he hero? Is he villain? Is he both? Is he neither? He’s all of the above! Newer readers might only know Bra-Man from digging through the archive or a half-remembered reference […]
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by Jeff Moss on (#4VPJH)
*Warning: The following post contains all the spoilers for Avengers: Endgame, which, if you haven’t seen by now, you should probably stop what you’re doing and go take care of that. I’ll wait. OK. Thanks to my new allegiance to Disney+ I had a chance recently to sit down and really watch Avengers: Endgame, the […]
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by Matthew Stone on (#4VMWE)
“I’m old.†These are the rantings of an old man trapped in a middle aged man’s body. I lament the generation that was raised to just “buy another oneâ€. Just fix the damn thing! How did it break! What do you mean you never cleaned it?! These are the things I mumble at people far too often in my […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4VH83)
Fridays, we open the Larchives, Lar’s extensive archive of art work oddities, and share a few pieces. Sometimes there will be a theme, or a reason behind the choices. Other times there will be none. You can’t be an artist without learning to draw bare skin. Because drawing is life and life drawing is naked […]
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by Jeff Moss on (#4VFHV)
Something that we used to do a lot of around the hallowed halls of Blind Ferret, was wrap up some pallets, pile onto a plane, and head to DESTINATION X for a Convention. Sadly, it’s not something that we do much of these days (the reasons why are for another blog), but in the Year […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4VDFG)
I’ve been hinting at the the big sale coming to the Blind Ferret Shop for a while now. Now that it’s hear, I’ll turn the blog over to Matthew Stone, our Director of Logistics, for his thoughts behind the radical reduction in prices. I am a lazy man. And given that we have just expanded […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4VBQ7)
I love podcasts. Without exaggeration, I owe so much of my growth as a person and where my life is right now to podcasts and podcasting. I’ll get into that in the future, after testing the water with a podcast related post. Sohmer is still not convinced podcasts exist, so this will field test bringing […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4VA3H)
It’s on thing to talk about it in theory, saying that all of these streaming services are turning the alternative to cable into what they were designed to replace. It’s another thing to fall to your knees cradling the exploded head of a once dear friend as he stares at you with his one dangling […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4V7PC)
Fridays, we open the Larchives, Lar’s extensive archive of art work oddities, and share a few pieces. Sometimes there will be a theme, or a reason behind the choices. Other times there will be none. Looking through Lar’s haunted vault of art past, I came across this piece titled “Canvas FULL CAST Lar CLR†My […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4V4TV)
Thursdays are BF-Ginnings on licd.com, where we look back on Blind Ferret’s long history and share interesting trivia and commentary. Growing up, it felt like decades had clear identities. The Roaring 20s, the Dirty 30s, the World War 2ish 40s, the Conservative 50s, the Hippie 60s, the Hippies (cont’d) 70s, the Neon 80s, the Grungy […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4V385)
Wednesdays is our weekly Visit To The Warehouse, where we take a closer look at the merch of yester years, sharing stories or exploring what we were thinking. Least I Could Do is at its best when it is a reflection of our current state, holding a mirror to the zeitgeist and daring it to […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4V1B4)
On Tuesday, a member of the Blind Ferret staff steps on an old wooden soda crate and yells to anyone who will listen about how awesome some media they enjoy is. Ant-Man vs Disney+ Netflix stands before the unstoppable juggernaut that is Disney+, the Disney/Star Wars/Marvel streaming service coming for its top spot. Netflix has […]
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by Ryan Costello on (#4TZN1)
LICD blogs are back?! For Real? For real! Look, we’ve all appreciated being taunted by an opportunity for commissioned Lar art that expired so long ago it could have taken a baby to term, but that’s not the purpose of the LICD blog. This blog was once as valuable a tool for connecting with our […]
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