I've only once hit the end of the posted content, and next day it resumed, and I"m a readin' and a readin'...I just leave a browser tab open and read a page or two when I need a break.
I think what impresses me as much the juggernaut of it is the gonzo originality. I just finished the long segment [SPOILER] about the destruction of the famous Livermore lighbulb after ~17,800 years, interwoven with the tale of Lacrecia's 10,000-year bad luck streak. The light bulb's a real thing (today), and it's a tickle that it's portrayed as lasting almost 18,000 years, and audacious to break it in the story. It's a plot twist completely out of nowhere.
So what's the backstory with this thing? I visited the SBNation front page, and couldn't find any link to it there or through the menu. How did you stumble across it?
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It's an energizer bunny