You ever start writing, and then it kind of goes off somewhere you didn't expect and it turns out way better than what was in your head at the beginning? This is that.

No.

Well obviously I didn't mean you

I start writing and then it keeps going and going, until I sense just before dinner that some Eldridge power has control of my fingers and brain, and all I can do is wrench myself from the keyboard, hoping something will make sense. Then I realise Skep is controlling me with a Ouija board from afar, and I find hope in the belief that everything will turn out way better than what was in my head at the beginning.

You mean that?

That's, uhh... close I guess?

The program on my website that allows for SVG mazes to be turned and flipped into various variants started its life as a way to automate analyzing them. Granted, I'm now working to fulfill that functionality... But that's for a future post... :)

I think that quote was in the edition my siblings and I read until the cover looked like it had survived several tornadoes and being hit with a car, too

I don't know why that posted mid-sentence, anyway, it's a great feature idea!

You saying that makes me realize that growing up with the 10th Anniversary Edition, just the fact that it had commentary, probably had a big influence on me.

i can't believe youve done this

I can't do your site every year, Mike.

I'm dying, I did not expect to actually be surprised by any jokes today. The pixel tuna's really nice.

*frantically rummaging through the handful of random things I made three years ago when taking a pixel art course I picked up from a Humble Bundle* I guess the fish will do

Maybe it's all for pranksters and the dry settings are just a way to convey how much static electricity it'll give your clothes.

My preferred setting scale is 'humid' to 'desiccated'. I've tried desert sands and crumbling mummy, but I wouldn't recommend them. Equally, Tsunami squall is not to be trifled with