So, I know that when you watch a video or whatever on social media the algorithm shows you more that are similar to what you've already seen. Right now on my feed, it appears that the far left is finding that cancel culture works both ways, and is not happy about it. I've got videos all over the place of mostly 20 something SJWs sobbing and wailing after supposedly losing their jobs because they posted video of themselves celebrating the Kirk shooting and/or posted absolutely vile comments on it, and someone sent screenshots to their employer. I'm not going to say watching them doesn't bring a warm fuzzy feeling to my withered black heart, but I wonder...these people are grown ass adults. Why would they throw a screaming tantrum over losing a job, especially considering they deserve far worse than unemployment? And if they were going to do that, why video it and post it online? What is there to gain from showing the internet their meltdowns? Back when I was that age, that would have been more like a mean-spirited prank a "friend" who didn't actually like you much might play on you than something you'd do yourself. I'm pretty sure a lot of these videos are about as real as Stephen King's apology, but again... To what end?

https://youtu.be/noLKTNmmy10?si=V_BXhq_UzsHbsU_Y I say Vlad wins. What say you, freaks?

So, a former coworker is fishing for sympathy on social media, because April was " one of the worst months of his life." Why? Well, he had to have one of his cats put down...I get that, he had that cat for about 13 years, and while I don't care for cats much myself, he does and after having it so long that must have been rough. But he is just as heart broken, if not more so, because his PS5 broke the same month. I'd expect that reaction if he were a kid, or even a teenager, but this guy's in his late 30s. Wtf.

Hey freaks go watch Carved on Hulu right now. Right now, I said!!

A few of my favorite quotes... just because.

"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." - P. J. O'Rourke

"People always say "do the right thing." But sometimes there is no right thing, and you have to pick the sin you can live with"- Iggy Parrish, protagonist of the Joe Hill novel "Horns". This quote actually comes from the movie.

"Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats."- H. L. Menckin

"A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition."- Rudyard Kipling.

Those are some of my favorites. Got any good ones, freaks?

So as of yesterday, or maybe Sunday, Reddit has a Goth Conservative sub-reddit. Am I a horrible bastard for being as entertained as I am by the sniveling about this and attempts to troll from r/goth?

Here. Been busy. In the process of moving

It's that time of year again ... prepare for your social media feeds to be full of your more left-leaning friends sniveling that "Baby It's Cold Outside" is misogynist and/or promotes date rape or whatever reason it hurts their feelings and should be banned from radio.

What if the hokey pokey really is what it's all about?

Hey Michigan freaks, it's Halloween so here's a song about our local monster, the dogman. https://youtu.be/yd5W0iMLL6k?si=uwNQoiYx_xP6nYbh