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Jason Anarchy, Creator of ‘Haiku Warrior,’ Supports GeekDad

Jason Anarchy, the creator of Drinking Quest and Haiku Warriora new RPG card game that just went live on Kickstarter, has sent us this great video to show his support and help us raise awareness about our campaign to pay off our legal costs.

As most readers know, we recently settled a legal battle with Condé Nast over our ownership of the GeekDad brand. So please, help us out. Even if monetary support isn’t realistic, just share these messages via your social networks. Over the years, we’ve had literally tens of millions of people read and enjoy the content on GeekDad. If we could get 0.01% of those people to donate a dollar each, we’d be square. If you can help out financially, here are the places to do it:

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Will James

Will is a geeky CosMaker and father of 6-year-old and 3-year-old geeks-in-the-making living in Seattle, Washington. He loves reading, comics, cosplay, games (tabletop and video sorts), and robots - especially Transformers. He's also a custom prop and costume builder at Billythebrick Cosplay.

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