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It's been about three years since I first wrote my now viral post "Blog/News: Rick Riordan Needs to Keep His Mouth Shut About Things He Doesn’t Understand." A lot has changed since that post. The Israel/Hammas war has ended, Rick Riordan is barely on my radar anymore, I've moved on to debating Islam itself as a... Continue Reading →
Because my buddy, the Nerdy Blogger, has asked for more armor reviews, we're back to reviewing armor, particularly from the game Fallout. Now, I've never played Fallout, so I have no idea what the lore behind some of the armor is that could perhaps justify some of it, but let's jump into it. #1: Power... Continue Reading →
I feel like it's an unfortunate reality that when the leader of a big organization or group dies, retires, or resigns and leaves it in the hands of a different person, that group begins going downhill very quickly. It may be subtle at first. You may not notice it as you hope that the person... Continue Reading →
As I was scrolling through some of my past blog posts the other day, I realized something: I haven't done a review of dumb fantasy armor in a while. And with how much AI is being used to generate some of this stuff, my guess is it's only gotten worse since the last time I... Continue Reading →
Technically, it is an exaggeration to say that everyone loves Islam. It's very clear that many people throughout the West (me included) are deeply concerned about the rise of Islam in major cities such as Dearborn, Michigan or countries like Britian and France. However, for the past few months, there's been a rise in acceptance... Continue Reading →
A little bit ago, I ran across some videos by a YouTuber called Ryan George where he was reacting to really stupid luxury houses on the website Zillow. I was familiar with Zillow, but I had never actually had any interest to go on the site and look up really dumb houses. But after watching... Continue Reading →
In the past few years, we've seen a growing divide in the conservative movement. It started as something small, with a fringe minority of Republicans or self-proclaimed conservatives swinging to the "far-right" or "woke right." Then, those fringe minorities started gaining more traction. Guys like Nick Fuentes were some of the first to gain traction... Continue Reading →
House of David is a show on Amazon Prime that's yet another adaptation of the story of King David. It's a multi-season TV show with Season 2 out now and overall, a lot of Christians really like the show (though there have been some who strongly disliked it). It has high audience and critic scores... Continue Reading →
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