High Weirdness by Mail
In those antique pre-internet days of the book's debut, your only resources for contacting and receiving strange information was the USPS. There are plenty of cheap copies of HWBM available online, if you want to get a nostalgic snapshot of that era.
But the SubGeniuses behind the book have also launched THE HIGH WEIRDNESS PROJECT, which strives to replicate the book as a web-based experience.
Pay them a visit, and get your slack on.
Comments
Get my slacks on? Paul, I think you overestimate your audience.
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 12/03/08 at 11:07 AM
I have to put on pants? Oh, you want me to start SLACKING. Well, I beat you to the punch, Paul.
Posted by KW in Dallas, TX on 12/03/08 at 11:17 AM
KW, I would prefer it if you kept your pants off. 😜
Posted by Madd Maxx on 12/03/08 at 12:57 PM
Then you're in luck! I think clothing is the devil!
Posted by KW in Dallas, TX on 12/03/08 at 01:47 PM
I have to order this book to put on my Sumo tables
Posted by avmayes614 in the wt"F"-State on 12/03/08 at 04:16 PM
I think I've found a second home. WU will always be first but the Project has "La Otra Mujer" potential. (the other woman)
Posted by avmayes614 in the wt"F"-State on 12/03/08 at 05:17 PM
Hail Dobbs! Modemac is a really great guy who's been a linchpin of the Church for decades, not only keeping the High Weirdness Project, but helping run X-Day and tracking the tials & tribulations of the Rev. Magdalin:
http://www.modemac.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Reverend_Magdalen
http://www.modemac.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Reverend_Magdalen
Posted by Freddie Freelance on 12/04/08 at 05:45 PM
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