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    "text": "Thinking about the video game David Lynch wanted to design in the late '90s, which never got made because someone decided it would be 'boring to game buffs', and what an offbeat indie smash hit it would be today.",
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          "alt": "A screen capture with text reading:\n\nThe CD-rom game was \"blocked from the get-go\" in November 1999, because it would have been \"completely boring to game buffs\".\n\nDavid Lynch wanted a \"conundrum thing... a beautiful kind of place to put yourself. You try to make a little bit of mystery and a bit of a story, but you want it to be able to bend back upon itself and get lost.\"\n\n\"It was called... Woodcutters from Fiery Ships... Certain events have happened in a bungalow which is behind another in Los Angeles. And then suddenly the woodcutters arrive and they take the man who we think has witnessed these events, and their ship is... uh, silver, like a 30`s kind of ship, and the fuel is logs. And they smoke pipes.\" (David Lynch, in The Guardian, November 1999)",
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    "createdAt": "2023-06-13T21:45:52.195Z"
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