goo.tc
Welcome to goo.tc, an online community featuring games, contests, a discussion forum, weblogs, movie reviews, and more. This site is run by Scott Hardie, a web developer in Sarasota, Florida. Browse the sections of the site below, or register if you'd like to join the fun. We're glad to have you!
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Celebrity Goo Game has gone through many rule changes and scoring systems since it began, but the core concept remains the same: Guess the celebrity whose face has been distorted, with the help of a clue that hints to his or her identity. A new goo is published each day and stays online for a week before the answer is revealed. (read more) |
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When it debuted, Thorough Movie Reviews was only a joke: Scott reviewed every film he saw by writing only "It ruled," "It sucked," or "It was ok." By the time Scott had taken a job reviewing movies for his college newspaper, the hobby had grown into a passion, and he began writing bona-fide reviews of varying lengths. Today the site contains many users' reflections on hundreds of films new and old. Users are encouraged to keep reviews to 255 characters or less, in keeping with tradition. (read more) |
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Though it served initially as Scott's personal weblog, Tragic Comedy quickly became an open discussion forum. Though no topics are off-limits, the community does not permit rudeness or personal insults. If you're interested in trolling and flame wars, there are thousands of web forums out there for you; but if you're interested in real discussion with people who don't hide behind anonymous handles, TC is your kind of forum. On TC, users are called authors as part of the original weblog tradition. (read more) |
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While other sections of the site bring fellow users together in game and conversation, Exquisite Corpse was designed to emphasize the individual: It's a collection of blogs written by users of the site about whatever subjects interest them. Some are about day-to-day life, family, career, and relationships, and others are on specific subjects such as pop culture. Each writing in a blog is called a post, and other users can reply. (read more) |
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How awesome would it be to book concerts featuring the greatest rock bands of all time? What if you could invite another music promoter to a "battle of the bands," pitting your best acts against theirs for the crowd's favor? The time has come: Hire your talent, take the stage, wow the audience, and you might go home with one of your opponent's performers. Completely win over the crowd with a "rock block" and one of your own bands will sign an exclusive deal with you, the most coveted prize in the business. (read more) |
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It is 1899, the turn of the century. Mankind has one foot in the new world, bustling with science and engineering, and another in the old world, steeped in mystery and superstition. A supernatural evil menaces Earth, and only a few are equipped to stop it. Gothic Earth is a tabletop RPG run weekly by Scott Hardie in Bradenton, Florida. This section of goo.tc supports the game by offering plot details, printable character sheets, a character editor, and other tools to the players in the game. (read more) |
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