Well, huh!

(Avoid the commentary on YouTube, as usual.)

It all makes some kind of strained sense right up until the guy in the red and white (right down to the microphone!) suit. Then it all went completely weird and room-spinny. I assume it is a gameshow, or possibly that the last part is something along the lines of "and another big hand for Nippon Dynamics' Lunch Crew Amateur Theatrics Club!"

Oh, Red Robot, you card.

I am trying to get things done using Getting Things Done,too. I even bought a labeler.

Against the Current

from this thread:

Perhaps there is a niche for more thoughtful Bionicle stories.

Citizen Kanua. Wealthy chronicler Kanua looks for happiness his entire life but really just wants his lava sled back.


Lorans of Mata Nui. The koros are splintered and bickering even while under attack. Lorans convinces them to work for their common good.

The Ga-Koro Connection. Infected masks are flooding the streets and Popaiadoia does whatever it takes to find out where they are coming from.

Ussal Driver. Bikkolo, damaged by war, finds himself unable to fit into society. Things go very wrong when he tries to defend the honor of a Ga-koran.

Waiting for Godo. (No adaption needed, works as is.)


The Maltese Gukko. She said she wanted protection but she's really after fabulous treasure.

The Good, The Bad and the Rahi. The Toa With No Name contends with treachery on the hunt for fabulous treasure.

Treasure of the Sierra Ihu. Prospectors contend with treachery — and madness — on the hunt for fabulous treasure.

Treasure Nui. Naive Matoran find map, seek ... fabulous treasure. There is also treachery.

Alarm clock runs away gone commercial

Clocky. The prototype was made out of Lego. At least the wheels were.
I will hold out for the plush version.

Festivus is tomorrow.

Metronatural

Seattle's new slogan. Why, oh why, do we have to do this? "Say WA" was bad enough. I do not approve.

Separated at Birth?

Toa Maiden
St. Evandra