Category Archives: wisdom
The Wes Watson War Food For Thought Post
A smart man seeks wise council, often looking for someone more experienced and more intelligent than himself. An unwise man seeks elsewhere. I had sought out a mentor at a previous workplace. I knew of someone that I went to … Continue reading
Life’s Masturbation and Running Away From Contentment
I found myself wondering why people enjoy collecting fragrances. It seems that there are a large number of people that chase a silly high, looking for the best “smell” that they never seem to find. I may receive a little … Continue reading
Watching The Markets Bleed On Red Friday
I was driving by a devoid patch of land, somewhere in what I thought was the Heartland. Halfway to nowhere and a fifth of the way where I should be. I had planned to be at a certain place to … Continue reading
The Worst of Conservatives, Republicans for Republicans
The cryptic title is meant to tell you that there is a problem that many conservatives among me have. It is that many of them are full of sh*t morons with short memories. (1) MAGA is the flavor of the … Continue reading
More Stupid Stuff From The Bunker
I have a few articles I am working on but I just wanted to share some stupidity from yours truly: (a) Dr Robert Ballard might have been a hardworking and well connected man, but he wasn’t the first to discover … Continue reading
Steven Crowder’s Art of Lawfare: An Enemy of My Enemy
It was a few years ago when I saw Gawker “taken down” by a lawsuit from Terry “HulkHogan” Bollea. I found the story to be fascinating and it sent me down a strange rabbit hole. Ihad the light bulb turned … Continue reading
Weird Pondering On Things That Puzzle Me
I was walking by a window of a certain business, that I would rather not identify, and saw a weird saying written on a board. Diversity is inviting people to your dance, Inclusion is asking them to dance I’m not … Continue reading