I’m not particularly passionate on the issue of gun control; still, I am slightly for it rather than against. However below is a very amusing comic on the history of gun control in the US. It offers an interesting view point from someone in a country where the right to own firearms is considered normal … More A comic guide to the history of gun control in the US
An old superstition from Britain and North America says that if one says “Rabbit Rabbit” as the first thing in the morning on the first day of the month, one would gain good luck for the rest of that month. Other variations of things you can say for luck are: white rabbits rabbit rabbit rabbit … More Rabbit Rabbit on the first day of the month
A self proclaimed social justice warrior posted on 4chan a while ago, demanding to know why his kind is disliked. A anonymous gentleman rose up and gave a spectacular response. The conversation is as follows. What is wrong with social justice warriors? What do you have against us? We are fighting to end hate, to … More Anon’s treatise on Social Justice Warriors
A brief correspondence I had with an anon on 4chan. Anon asked: I don’t know shit about magic. If I summon these guys I can ask them to give me something? I can be like “Waddup nigguh I know it’s the first time we meet, and you are some very powerful demon, so, can you … More Anon asks about demons
This little comic, which I found on 4chan but probably came from elsewhere, is pretty true.
This is a screen shot of someone’s experience of the demon Gremory. 4chan has a surprising amount of demon experience that’s been posted in their paranormal board over the years. Sadly due to the nature of the site most of it is lost. I will post other people’s experience with demons that I find on … More Gremory experience
Something good from 4chan. The more I look at it the more versatile it seems. It can be used to describe both hardcore fundamentalist religious people and the rabid skeptic type that cries “nay” at any mention of the paranormal.
Temple of Zagan 