Dick: a Herman Melville party game
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DICK is a hilarious Moby-Dick party game. 100 questions for our times + 375 answers taken word-for-word from Moby-Dick. https://t.co/x75gg9zKWV and on Amazon.
Joined April 2015
RT @vicesimusknox: Okay Melville friends, I went ahead and built Moby-Dordle: a daily Moby-Dick puzzle.
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Where in Moby-Dick does this word appear? A daily puzzle for Melville fans.
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RT @jelenedra: @suckervale MELVILLE SAID SO MUCH SHIT when I finally read moby dick I could NOT believe my eyes.
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“The Heat Dome”: further evidence for my hypothesis that obscure weather phenomena sound like Moby-Dick chapter titles.
“The Bomb Cyclone” is the title of a great unwritten chapter of Moby-Dick.
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“Moby Dick is a long book full of lots of weird shit. A bunch of lonely, horny, bitter sailors in the 1800s are going to come up with some way more interestingly fucked up things to do in their time than the frat boys at @CAH could ever imagine.”
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The writer in me always loved to play Apples to Apples when I was younger — it was finally a game that would reward my clever wordplay and sense of humor…
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RT @smallishquasar: #HappyValentineDay !! Here’s a bunch of moby dick themed valentines, or whale-entines, if you will. I tried to make the….
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Meditation and water are wedded forever.
how do people process emotions if they don't have large bodies of water to stare at, is what I want to know.
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Gifts for the Moby-Dicklover in your life:.– A beautiful, gold-plated replica of the Moby-Dick Doubloon – The Moby-Dick party game that started it all – A “Herman Melville ♥︎ Dick” T-shirt
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RT @jshelat1: Ishmael on the power of sailing and the sea: “There is no life in thee, now except that rocking life imparted by a gentle rol….
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RT @c0mmunicants: You: Classic literature is boring. Herman Melville: In this chapter, Ishmael, in a hallucinatory frenzy brought on by b….
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Holy shit: "An anagram of the complete text of Moby Dick by Herman Melville, created by rearranging the 935,763 letters of Melville's novel." h/t @dave_malloy, @ButchHades
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