We promised not to forget. But when grief came too fast, too often, and too close to home, we buried the names beneath numbers—and moved on. This isn’t nostalgia. It’s resistance to forgetting.
We Promised Not to Forget. We Did Anyway.
Milking Sacred Cows for Laughs (While We Still Can)
We grew up on Carlin and Pryor. Now we need a signed waiver to tell a joke. Somewhere along the line, laughter became a liability—and sacred cows got promoted to middle management.
The Universe Doesn’t Care – So I Do
When the universe offers no answers, we make our own. Blending absurdism, Gen X grit, and a dash of Rick and Morty, this post explores how meaning isn’t given—it’s crafted, one defiant step at a time.
Reflections in Blood: How Horror Has Always Held Up a Mirror to the Times
Horror’s never just been scary—it’s been honest. From Dracula to AI, it’s always mirrored our fears. It didn’t “go woke”—it’s been screaming truths since before we knew how to listen.
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