Monthly Archives: April 2025

Title: “The Mark We Choose: Why People Get the Berserk Tattoo” Let me tell you a story. It’s about a tattoo. One tiny symbol inked into the skin—a jagged, almost violent design that looks like it hurts. Not just in the tattooing sense, but in…

Title: “Putting Through the Madness” They say you should never mix business with pleasure. But clearly, “they” have never tried sinking a six-foot putt behind a cubicle wall while Karen from HR screams at the printer again. Welcome to the glorious world of the office…

Title: “A Little Light Where the Sun Don’t Shine” I never thought I’d start a blog post with the word penis three times in the first sentence, but here we are. Life, like a well-aimed laser pointer, has a way of surprising you when you…

Title: The Fresno Nightcrawler: California’s Creepiest Cryptid (and Why You Should Care) When you think of California, you probably imagine sprawling beaches, sunny skies, and maybe the occasional celebrity sighting. But what if I told you that lurking beneath all that sunshine is a creature…

Title: Navigating the World of “Fourth Wing”: A Guide to Understanding the Maps and Their Mystique When you’re deep into the pages of a book, the characters, the plot, and the settings often come alive in your mind in ways that a simple map might…

Title: Long Furby: The Cursed Creation We Didn’t Ask for but Absolutely Deserve There are moments in life when you stumble across something so weird, so unsettling, that you feel a strange mix of horror and fascination. You don’t know whether to run away or…

Title: My Sister Had a Baby… Shrimp? And Now My Life is a Meme It started, like all great catastrophes, with a text. "My sister had a baby shrimp." No punctuation. No explanation. Just those five words, sitting in my notifications like a ticking time…

Title: Lost in the Storm – Why the Onyx Storm Map is Driving Everyone Crazy Maps are supposed to help you find your way. They’re supposed to give you a sense of control, a feeling that no matter how lost you might be, there’s always…