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Stop Believing Dangerous Bullshit

Yeah, I think there’s a possibility there’s something to the Bigfoot phenomena. However, I am pretty sure Bigfoot has no dangerous opinions about masks, 5G, or whether covid-19 was created by pharmaceutical companies, and I know for sure he’s never told me to vote against your rights as a person. And stop calling him Bigfoot – his name is Darryl and he’s really sensitive about that.

While I love a good conspiracy theory, some of these beliefs are dangerous to everyone. Take 20 minutes of your life and watch below.

In Case You Weren’t Sure, We Live In The Dumbest Timeline

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Once upon a time I voted for a celebrity to be President of the United States. No, not Donald Trump. The man I voted for was Ronald Reagan, and I made that spectacular blunder the very first time I was … Continue reading →

Currently Listening to Modern English – I Melt With You (from Quarantine)

I was in 10th grade when this song hit the airwaves. If you’re not a person who came of age in the early 80s you might have heard it in Stranger Things on Netflix. I, however, remember it most from the movie Valley Girl which starred a very young Nic Cage.

This movie is everything you imagine the 80s to be.

I found this version of I Melt With You on the Nerdist. Yes, we’ve all been stuck in our houses more than normal, but out of that has come some amazing art. Hearing this made me happier than I would’ve thought it should’ve. Maybe that’s the anxiety of 2020 looking for any excuse chill and be joyful or maybe it’s just a damn good song to stir my nostalgia. Either way I hope you enjoy it if you’ve stumbled onto it here.

Trump Family LARPs Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death, is Surprised When Death Actually Shows Up

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.

Illustration for “The Masque of the Red Death” by Harry Clarke, 1919
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