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Saturday, March 16, 2024

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

This is one of the key insights from the video in the post below:
What are these things? 

They look like evil clowns, like a combination of a dog and a black man, a caricature of a black man on a stick, like a circus prop. 

Are they clones? Ugly clones of a slave cast? Or this must be a joke? If these are aliens, they are the ugliest aliens I could imagine. 

Of course, this could be photoshopped, but what if it's not?

Friday, March 15, 2024

Changes on the Horizon

Just a quick update. I wanted to let you know that I am definitely planning on creating a new website, possibly with the same name, but different domain, which I will have complete ownership and creative control over. 

I will likely transfer most of the posts here and put them into some sort of archive on the new site, for anyone interested in reading them again.  I also may start using Grammarly, and try to fix any typos,  without changing the fundamental content or character of the posts, just to make them a little more polished for the new site.

It will primarily be a nonprofit website, in that I don't expect to make a living off of it, but I may put up either a donation button, or affiliate links, simply to help recoup the cost of web hosting, etc. 

It's a pretty huge project, and I'm just presently too busy right now to do it, but it is definitely something I'm planning on doing hopefully within the next few months and maybe sooner. 

Until then I will continue posting here sporadically, and also likely will not delete this blog, in case I change my mind and wish to come back, although much of the content will likely be removed except for a page with some information on it and some links. 

Anyway, here's something I just found that is really strange, scary, and extremely illuminating. I thought I'd share it here without comment. I'm not saying it's true, I'm not saying I believe it, but if you have an hour and a half to spare, it's very extremely interesting. And if you don't want to watch it on this blog, I will post a link below the video. 

https://www.bitchute.com/video/8Tdpwy8s6uHK/

Thursday, March 14, 2024

Adventures in Synchronicity

Here's an interesting story, and it's a short story, based on the memory of real events. 

There's a grocery store that I shop at nearby where I live, that I absolutely hate, but I only shop there for the convenience of it being close to where I live. 

So, there's an employee there, who looks like a younger, and much shorter version of Rick Steves, the travel guy who tells people how to travel Europe on the cheap if you are an affluent boomer. 

Anyway, this guy works there as a grocery bagger, aka "courtesy clerk", whom I've dealt with as a customer on numerous occasions, but never before had a conversation with, and whom I previously regarded as probably retarded, mostly based on his appearance and mannerisms, you know, short, over 40, and somewhat clueless looking. 

Well, anyway, as I'm waiting in line at the store today, this guy must have been on his break, and was waiting in line behind me, and he says hi, and I say hi back, and so out of a spontaneous urge to make small talk, I ask him how his day is going. 

He says:  "I'd rather be with my books." 

I say: What do you mean? Reading or writing?

He says: Both. I'm a published author. I'm working on a new book. 

I say: Oh, really? Is it nonfiction or fiction? 

He says: I'm writing a supernatural novel. It's a mystery and detective story with a strong focus on the supernatural. Specifically, it's about vampires. 

I say: Oh, that's very interesting...

(Etc. Etc.)

I said something about the creative process, about how having a job that doesn't require a lot of mental effort, but is physically demanding without being mentally draining, is a smart idea for creative people not wanting to be so mentally drained at the end of their work day that they can't create. 

It's very strange to think that some of the people you see bagging groceries and cashiering in grocery stores, may actually be former professionals with Master's degrees.