
Nerd Block Classic: September 2016 Box
Alright, it’s that time again. Thus far, Nerd Block Classic has been my favourite monthly subscription service, and I have yet to be disappointed.
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Alright, it’s that time again. Thus far, Nerd Block Classic has been my favourite monthly subscription service, and I have yet to be disappointed.

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"'What are you gonna do? You ain't gonna plug me and let me fall to the street. Come on bounty hunter, where are your cuffs? I'm worth more alive than I am dead. So, let's get this over with.' 'No bounties, no rewards,' He said, pulling the trigger. Cortez's body fell into the dust twenty feet below. People gathered around with the blood seeping out of the holes in his body and married to the dirt below."

"A tangled mass of brightly glowing yellow caterpillar thread emerged from the ceiling and spread across the room in such a dramatic fashion that it looked to Hatter like frozen lightning. The yellow thread transmitted power while circuits of blue thread transmitted information in glowing sapphire pulses, speeding this way and that like little blue vehicles traveling along the busy roads of Wondertropolis. They were azure shooting stars."