just discovered the Sheiks of Neptune today. Give a listen if you dare.
From the outer reaches of the galaxy, the Sheiks of Neptune travel through space in their trusty rusty cosmonaughty spaceship, The Chuggernaut on a never ending quest for booze, cat girls and booze.
Strange Familiars is one of the few podcasts that I listen to regularly. Timothy Renner it’s an artist, musician, and paranormal investigator and author. His some it’s one of those that resonates with how I see the whole paranormal phenomenon.
You can find a direct link to this episode here.
I hadn’t yet read the comic before watching season 1 of The Boys on Amazon Prime, but that didn’t stop me from loving it. Who hasn’t thought of a world where superheroes save the day? However have you really considered what giving a people – who can be cruel, petty, and self-absorbed – god-like powers? Just look at what happened when we elected a cruel, petty, racist narcissist POTUS.
I’m reading it now though, and while it’s different, I’m still loving it. If you’re so inclined you can find your own copy here – The Boys volume 1.
Fill disclosure here – I didn’t hate The Rise of Skywalker. I actually enjoyed it when I saw it in the theater. Yes, it had problems. Most of the complaints you hear on the internet are completely valid. There was one thing that really bugged me at the end though. Force Ghosts. Or rather the lack there of.
YouTube user jon h has fixed that problem. Enjoy.
You can’t make this shit up. In Poe’s story, rich people led by Prince Prospero, decide to throw a masquerade party and lock themselves away from the peasants who are dying from plague. A mysterious guest shows up dressed as a Red Death figure. No spoilers, but you can guess how it ends.
People never change do they? I wonder if anyone on the guest list to the real party in the Hamptons in the video above had read this story or seen the Vincent Price movie, sensed the irony, and decided to skip it. Probably not knowing the arrogance of these type of people.
