Review: Project Roleplay (and giveaway winners announced!)

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If you live the fandom life, you’re probably familiar with roleplay. Roleplay has been around since the dark ages before Facebook, back when the only way to live out the life of a fictional character was via forums and chat rooms. Fandom roleplay has become huge on social media websites: you can find RPers on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and more.

If you’re a current RPer, you’re probably aware of the crackdown that has been happening on roleplay accounts, particularly on Facebook. While this is being done in the name of security, it’s putting a bit of a damper on the roleplaying community at large. Luckily, the team behind Project Roleplay has come up with a solution. This time it’ll work, this time it’s right, this time your carefully cultivated character profile won’t suddenly be suspended while you’re in the middle of 

The Problem With The Big Bang Theory

Or Where Have All the Geek Girls Gone?

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When The Big Bang Theory first premiered, I couldn’t get enough of it. Finally, a show where I understood all of the references and could relate to the social awkwardness of the characters. Finally, a show for geeks like me.

Well, sort of.

2025: When Tumblr Takes Over

Have you ever wondered what will happen in the future, when the masses of nerds currently spending their teenage years on Tumblr grow up and become what we like to call “mature members of society”? Well, we hopped into a Tardis and surveyed the world as it is in 2025. Read on to find out what exactly happens to our planet and our society in the future… when the fandoms take over.