Things I Like
Videos
Here are vids that have some sort of importance to me
Hafhead
One of my favorite lego builders. He hasn't been active in years, but his style perfectly encapsulates what I like about older lego.
Its more angular and makes Lego feel a lot more less like a competition on how sleek to make something and instead something to make sick MOCs out of.
Tachyon
My best bud has been an artist since he came out the womb, and he did it full time for work a couple years back.
Here's his site that he posts pretty regularly on, I highly highly recommend you check him out (especially if you're in to ttrpgs).
Monkey Wrenching
A 1993 guide on tips on how to sabotage ecological-destroying events (also called Ecotage). Things like disabling bulldozers,
the best way to spike trees, things like that. This is by no means a call to do this, I just find it extremely interesting.
How the Caliphs ate, with recipes!
I want to make these so friggen bad.
Browser Tetris
I play a shit ton of tetris in my free time. My high score on here right now is 440,396 as of 11/6/25.
Сайт о механических экскаваторах, старой строительной,
авто- и железнодорожной технике
Liking this site as much as I do may be the cornerstone of an eventual Autism diagnosis.
Big Mac
Huge coal dumper I visited as a teen and climbed all around on. Super sick how it works.
5th Edition Rules
Great resource for D&D 5E rules. Good to have up on a second monitor or something like that while gaming epicly with friends (or foes).
Princeton NJ's Nazi Camp
I am so ungodly anti-right-wing, but this is very interesting. I grew up a mile from this site and always passed it, not knowing what
it was because of how overgrown it now is. Wild that it was just able to be there. I'd be interested to go in with my WWII E-tool
and see what things I could dig up and find, either from this camp or the Boy Scout camp it turned in to.
Crossword
Free NYT Crossword that I like to do every day. Gotta keep your mind limber, ya know?
Text-to-HTML
Super useful to translate a writing from docs or docx to an HTML-readable version that you can copy and paste.
HTML List
Same as above. Dummy useful.