The Bureau of Situational Tourism
A deadpan fictional tourism bureau filing field reports on destinations where weather, animals, festivals, and infrastructure have stopped behaving normally.
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A deadpan fictional tourism bureau filing field reports on destinations where weather, animals, festivals, and infrastructure have stopped behaving normally.
A fictional regulatory office that lets golfers report, cite, appeal, and voluntarily register their offending friends.
A mock bureaucratic notice records a sunlight-restitution settlement involving one cup of coffee, one defendant, and the Leiria Region.
A free browser-based toolkit of offshore lifting, rigging, HSE, asset-integrity, and compliance calculators.
A free, no-registration map for evaluating land plots, from electricity and roads to wetlands, slopes, forests, and legal restrictions.
A Glasgow review desk evaluates every game through headphones, television speakers, and complete silence instead of giving it a numerical score.
A weekly broadcast pairing a horror film with a metal album, beginning with Night of the Living Dead and Blood Incantation’s Starspawn.
A custom 11-by-14-inch framed print made from four photos of your dog pooping, arranged as a gallery-style composition.
A Grayling, Michigan record store, skateboard shop, analog audio house, event venue, and DIY record label.
A neighborhood project measuring nighttime noise street by street in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and helping residents make complaints through documented channels.
A public status page monitors an over-instrumented office coffee pot and commissions a fifteen-second song whenever its state changes.
sinatrathroughallofsinatratime.com
A day-by-day, sourced archive of Frank Sinatra’s life and career from 1935 to 1997.
A service for writing letters to your future self, then delivering them years later even after your email, phone, city, or the company itself has changed.
A Chinese-language personal memoir and free method archive about using AI to reconstruct a deceased mother’s voice, stories, and manner of speaking.
A technology publication about what software shipped, what it actually does, and what happens when it breaks.
A strategy game about reading a lair’s hidden doctrine, questioning a captive, and choosing four champions from an eight-person warband.
The companion site for a science-fiction novel about a fourth interstellar object, backed by a linked archive of astronomical observations and disputed evidence.
A precision platformer built from 70 handcrafted chambers, where consistent trap patterns turn every death into a lesson.
A Japanese field guide to exploring Ueda Castle through its battles, terrain, surviving structures, seasonal changes, and surrounding town.
An interactive 10-room museum for the final season of a French daily-vlog tradition, with a daily episode, archive, guestbook, charity challenge, pop-up, and farewell concert.
Voocie turns veterinary records, lab results, prescriptions, and other documents into a lifelong pet-health timeline, with AI answers and visit preparation grounded in that history.
An independent Welsh-language site that tests, compares, and documents what AI models can produce in Welsh, across text, speech, and creative work.
A multilingual public-data project tracking the declared assets, liabilities, and net worth of Philippine presidents, vice presidents, and senators from 2004 onward.
A native Mac PDF toolkit that puts 18 tools in one window, including offline redaction that verifies text, pixels, metadata, and output history before writing the file.