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Things you might want to know, for Sep 16, 2023:

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Things you might want to know, for Sep 16, 2023:

They always forget the record button.

Y’know, when I’m watching them on their cameras… I’ll have them heaving and groaning and crying, with drool running from every visible orifice, and without mentioning it, I’ll hit “record”. Just like that, their moment of disgusting, red-faced, unfettered desperation is saved for posterity.

I’ve got lots of that tucked away in my camera roll. Hours and hours of videos documenting their various acts of sluttery and shame, just sitting there. Mostly unseen and unappreciated.

But I can fix that.

At the fall Gathering, I’ve decided we’re going to sit around the TV, I’ll AirPlay my iPad to the big screen, and we’ll spend a pleasant evening watching each of their disheveled, grunting, ludicrous little displays. It’ll be hilarious, and hot.

Mostly hilarious.

Which is what will make it hot.

Because there’s nothing hotter than four girls laughing and one girl crying.

I was just watching the Tim Pool video that’s making the rounds on Xitter, and…

  1. Where, when, and how were all these fragile, sad boys taught to hate women? I mean, was Mommy a doormat and Daddy a mean drunk? Didja get your widdle heart broken at some point, champ? Did the pretty girl prefer another boy to you for at least 100 reasons, only one or two of which you were emotionally capable of processing? Who was the crazy, calculating, irrational, weak, yet somehow all-powerful woman who did this to you, precious?
  2. When I see a woman speaking in dehumanizing generalities about men, I can be pretty damned safe in assuming that she —or a woman close to her— has been beaten or raped by a man. That doesn’t make her shitty comments okey-dokey, but it provides an important context… her bitterness is steeped in the banality of a dreadful probability. In contrast, when I see a man speaking in dehumanizing generalities about women, I can be pretty damned safe in assuming I’m looking at a few douchey YouTube monkeys congratulating themselves for never being the victims of anything real in their entire fucking lives, and conspiring to keep it that way.
  3. The dude’s studio looks like something dreamed up by an angrier-yet-strangely-still-sexless Buster Bluth, right after he’s gone off to Army.
  4. Hey! You! Young men out there who probably shouldn’t be reading this blog but might be anyway! GIRLS ARE AWESOME. THEY’RE LOTS OF FUN. THEY CAN DO COOL SHIT. THEY SAY INTERESTING STUFF. THEIR BODIES CONTAIN A THRILL RIDE FOR YOUR PENIS. THERE’S EVERYTHING TO LOVE ABOUT THEM.
  5. What is up with the contempt for OnlyFans? Porn has always been a multi-billion dollar enterprise dedicated to enriching distributors while churning through an evergreen collection of inadequately compensated performers, and OF simply turns that on it’s head and oh wait yeah I see why you’re mad now.

Johnny Hardwick — 1963-2023

Johnny Hardwick —the voice of Dale Gribble and other characters on King of the Hill— has passed away. I don’t have a ton to say, because I didn’t follow his career outside the show, and didn’t know anything about his personality.

But the character of Dale is just… he’s everything to that show. You can have KotH without Boomhauer, you can have it —maybe— without Bill, and you could almost certainly find a way to write Bobby out… but Dale was essential. He was deranged, conspiratorial, oblivious, stupid, and yet somehow charming. Hardwick’s portrayal took an otherwise pathetic or repugnant character and turned him into someone that a man like Hank Hill could believably forgive again and again.

Hardwick’s voice didn’t have as much range as those of Mike Judge or Toby Huss, but it was everywhere in the show, and it delivered the single greatest chunk of dialogue in the show’s history.

King of the Hill (2005) — S09E15 — “It Ain’t Over ‘til the Fat Neighbor Sings”

Paul Reubens — 1952-2023

I… was not a Pee-Wee Herman fan. I simply wasn’t young enough, nor whimsical enough… Big Adventure is still one of the few Tim Burton movies I’ve never seen.

To me, the high point of his career was being the funniest vampire in the film version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer:

And I thought he handled it well, when he became the world’s most famous public masturbator.

He didn’t have an easy run on Planet Earth, but I hope he had a good time now and then.

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