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Misplaced Lens Cap
Three Goblin Art
Sade Olutola
Stranger Things
Jules of Nature
if i look back, i am lost
Today's Document
Keni
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
$LAYYYTER
pixel skylines
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
Kaledo Art
Product Placement
YOU ARE THE REASON
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cherry valley forever
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Geek Life is now Pop Cults!
We here are Geek Life are pleased to announce that we will be merging with NfamousGamers.com to form a new, all-encompassing pop culture site called Pop Cults. Many of Geek Life’s writers will be joining the site merger, so you’ll still get many of your…
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Movie Review: Skyfall
 Skyfall
Genre: Action, Thriller, Spy Rating: PG-13 Directed by: Sam Mendes Starring: Daniel Craig,…
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Press Pass: Con X - An Encounter with Scream Queen Tiffany Shepis
 If Eileen Dietz represents the old school horror actress, then Tiffany Shepis is by all accounts…
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Surfing Sci-Fi: 666 Park Avenue and the Scooby Doo Effect
I grew up watching copious amounts of the old 1970s and 80s Scooby Doo cartoons. In fact, by the time I was around five, I had decided that I wanted to marry Shaggy, and that he, Velma, and Scooby Doo should ditch Freddy and Daphne and come be my friends instead. Having such an affinity for these characters and shows since such a young age, I can't help but find myself noticing similarities between Scooby Doo and the new ABC television show 666 Park Avenue.
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Video Game Review: RO Violet
Ever since a few years ago, when I traded my old PC desktop for an iMac (and later sold that and bought a MacBook Pro), I have more or less given up on MMORPGs. However, every once in a while, I get a twinge to play Ragnarok Online – a Korean MMO filled with the most adorable characters and monsters in any game I have ever played.
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Movie Review: Coriolanus
The Shakespeare adaptation set in non-Shakespearean times has become more the rule than the exception. It’s only a matter of time before somebody films a production of Merry Wives of Windsor set on Mars.
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Book Review: The Happiness Equation
I recently met David Burgett at Con X and was really impressed. Normally if I am impressed by the author, then I will seek out their stuff. In Burgett’s case, I was as impressed with the concepts and premises of his books as I was with him.
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Movie Review: The Shrine
I have a Halloween tradition, one that I have now dragged my wife into, of sitting down on Halloween night while trick-or-treaters tramp by outside and watching an ostensibly scary movie that I’ve never seen before.
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Comics Review: Bigfoot - Sword of the Earthman
This is a smart, wild fusion mash-up of several genres/stories that has the legs (or feet) to go the distance! This comic is one of those cases of using so many well known tropes and nods to series such as John Carter, Penn and Teller, and Predator, that the combination of the familiar becomes unique.
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Opinion: When Geeks Took Over the Election
On Tuesday, November 6, Americans went to the polls and voted for a new President, members of congress, and other offices. The headline the next day was that President Obama had won re-election by a decent margin, gathering over 330 electoral college votes to the challenger Mitt Romney’s 209. There was a lot of talk on...
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20 Questions with Melissa Conroy AKA Steamy Girl
Never heard of Melissa Conroy? Wondering why in the heck I’m doing a 20 Questions with her? Melissa is the author of an upcoming trilogy of, surprisingly enough, steampunk novels. She has taken that next step that many of us would like to take in that she has decided to devote herself full time to her writing passion.
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Geek Beat: A Salute to Veterans
As a Staff Writer here on Geek Life and a veteran myself, I felt like a quick article thanking all of the veterans out there on behalf of Geek Life is in order. There are far more veteran geeks out there than most people realize. These geeky veterans manifest that geekiness in hundreds of ...
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Games Review: Hooyah: Navy Seals Card Game
There are lots of card games out there and some of them feel very cookie cutter, whereas some of them stretch the boundaries of what most peoples concept of card games should be. Hooyah: Navy Seals Card Game has found the sweet spot.
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Video Game Review: Retro City Rampage
In 2002 Brian Provinciano decided he was going to recreate his favorite video game, Grand Theft Auto III, in delicious 8-bit format, so he created his own Nintendo development kit and went creating the game our childhood never had.
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Winter Preview 2012 – Video Games
It’s that time. Again. Love it or hate it, here we are, frantically scouring the calendar for leaks, and whipping out our steampunk hearts, listening to its sultry whispers and hoping against hope that it beats in the direction that those days, wearing their troll-faces, buggered off in. Or you’re just sitting there at your desk, eyes rolling, tutting, and moaning to Tracey about how you’ll leave your holiday shopping right until the last minute because what are you like?
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Geek Beat: Turn Your Office Into a Starfleet Ready Room
Last year, I discussed all of the very cool ways to turn your primary living area into your very own Star Trek-inspired Bridge. Being the place where you spend a good majority of your time, the Bridge is an obviously quite important component of your Trek-inspired living space. That said, it's time to talk about another very important part of a smooth-running starship...
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Book Review: The Night Circus
I happened upon this book the way that I've stumbled upon a great deal of my reading material as of late: by accident.
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