Category Archives: gaming

December Eris of the Month 2018: SMITE Eris

Posted on December 30, 2018 by The MGT.

Found at the Gamepedia SMITE Wiki. Send us your Eris of the Month Club submissions (more info here) by using the form at the bottom of The MGT. page.

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November Eris of the Month 2018: Eris by GENZOMAN

Posted on November 27, 2018 by The MGT.

November Eris of the Month: Eris by GENZOMAN as revealed on the Olympian RPG Wiki. Send us your Eris of the Month Club submissions (more info here) by using the form at the bottom of The MGT. page.

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WHAT GOES UP MUST COME: Confusion Contest ’75: ConCon: Fun! Games! Meaning!

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Gorightly

Greg Hill relocated to New York from 1973—1975 and while there one of the Discordian projects he launched (under his Discordian persona of Rev. Dr. Occupant) was… The Confusion Contest or ConCon. As part of his official duties overseeing the … Continue reading →

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Eris Gives The New York Times Magazine A Clue About The Principia Discordia

Posted on October 21, 2016 by The MGT.

Over on our The Early Discordians facebook group page, Johnny Walsh posted a sighting of the Principia Discordia in The New York Times Magazine crossword puzzle: Johnny Walsh: This past Sunday’s New York Times Magazine crossword puzzle clue 50 Across: … Continue reading →

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The Blivet and The Hodge/Podge Transformer

Posted on March 7, 2014 by Gorightly

The two pages of images presented here called “The Blivit” [sic] were drawn by Greg Hill in 1965 and I would suspect were inspired by issue #93 of Mad magazine from March of that year which has a blivet on … Continue reading →

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Chasing Eris: The Case of Steve Jackson Games, or how Discordianism helped the U.S. Secret Service inspire the birth of the Electronic Frontier Foundation

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Clutterbuck

The following is a draft excerpt from my forthcoming book Chasing Eris. The book documents my worldwide adventure to experience modern Discordian culture, meet its personalities, and discover elusive Erisian mysteries. –Brenton Clutterbuck Discordia has long been immersed … Continue reading →

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