Connor D. Wolf

This whole CEO burger trend is a really good reminder that we should all probably eat a bit less fast food.

I just finished watching The Bone Temple and it's a bold movie. I still genuinely don't know whether I like these sequels. But I appreciate that they seem to be trying to do something, they at least have my attention. The themes around memory and identity are really interesting.

It's also pretty funny that Qanon envisioned the elite pedophiles using pizza themed code words when in reality the actual elite pedophiles barely even cared about their sentence structure and grammar. But really, Qanon has been taking Ls every time an actual disclosure happens.

Every release of the Epstein Files so far has proven the exact same thing, the public needs to know everything. Without the ability to see the whole picture and connect the dots, select disclosure is inherently political. But the seriousness of this calls for more; truth and justice.

The Iranian people are enduring a nightmare in their fight for freedom. Yet another example of the brutality authoritarianism is willing to use as it seeks power and control. It's barbarism. But this is a fight that has been won before, and maybe we'll soon see a free Iran.

The Minnesota daycare fraud scandal does seem serious. But given the message pushing in the Nick Shirley video, it's clearly not objective journalism. They’re violent people, we need to reclaim our city, etc. But good he brought attention to the issue, now we wait for the truth.

They should get the old gang back together when they finally decide to release all the Epstein files.

So obviously the story here is all the redactions and unreleased documents. It's nice to have pictures of people like Clinton or Trump being friendly with Epstein. But the information that actually matters is what moves the needles closer to justice for the victims. #EpsteinFiles

I am eagerly awaiting whatever the hell is going to happen with the Epstein Files release Friday.

The Bill Skarsgård version of IT is great in how it taps into the uncanny horror of a cosmic entity on the edges of understanding. The Tim Curry version of IT is great in how it taps into the horror of being lured into the sewers by a homeless clown who smokes ten packs a day.

There was some really badass volcano movies when I was growing up.

Norm Macdonald would have really loved that Vince Foster makes a surprise appearance in the Epstein emails. In a comment suggesting an affair with Hillary Clinton no less. It sucks. He would have been a uniquely perfect voice in this strange thing we're going through.

There are safe ways for kids to engage with these technologies. But these technologies are also in no way a babysitter. It's like television in that way. Kids need guidance and structure, that can include online time so long as the parents/guardians are aware and engaged.

But wait... Why was Prince Andrew stripped of his royal titles if he didn't do anything wrong? And if he did do something wrong, why hasn't he faced justice? We're talking about the alleged trafficking of children, surely our institutions and social hierarchies aren't above that.

The Half-Life 3 rumors as of late have been really interesting. Of course we've been here before and shouldn't ever get our hopes too high when it comes to HL3. But it really feel like something big is coming up behind the other announcements Valve has been recently making.

Silent Hill f is a video game that explores the existential horror of discovering too late that losing oneself can be a fate worse than death, or how one girl became a furry. Either interpretation is legitimate.

It's time for Star Wars fans to put aside our differences to remember who our true enemy is. Star Trek fans. Just look at them over there with there philosophy, ethics and William Shatners, thinking they're so much better than us, hardworking Star Wars fans.

It's not officially winter for me until my alarm clock is an hour wrong.

Yay! Everyone's favorite hopefully-former Nazi, anime waifu AI has launched its own Wikipedia that will be all about sleeping, napping, snoozing and other non-woke topics.

The video of streamer Emiru getting assaulted is disturbing. Like imagine if he had a weapon. The frustrating thing is everyone already knows that behavior is bad, including the attackers. To add trauma and fear to her livelihood and creative outlet like that is so damn selfish.

By all means, criticize the plans and internal design. But people are clearly going a bit overboard when it comes to all this White House construction. It’s all a bit silly really. The building is functionally a government office and living space, it’s not a static historical prop.

You guys remember a couple years back when a bunch of influencers and pundits tried to argue America is not a democracy? That was weird. Why were they so interested in convincing everyone that America is not ruled by the American people.

When someone shows you a video of an immigrant, or someone from a certain race or religion, doing something bad, they have only made an argument against that individual. Don't fall into the trap of believing that justifies hatred or reprisal against the innocent in their groups.

Hamas may have treated them that way. The world may talked about them as such for geopolitical and rhetorical convenience. But the Israeli hostages were never bargaining chips. Not for one single second. They are human beings who should have never been taken.

Bad Bunny? Bad Bunny!?! Why not Good Bunny, or Wholesome Bunny. Maybe we could have Christian Values Bunny. Why not Upstanding Citizen Bunny, or Volunteers at the Local Orphanage Bunny. We could get Well Mannered Bunny. But no, we had to go with Bad Bunny. Think of the children!

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant situation is extremely concerning. The last thing this war needs is a nuclear disaster.

The way 2025 has been going, they're going to release the Amelia Earhart files, only to discover she was somehow involved in the Epstein scandal too.

...Not to mention Mike Pence and other lawmakers on Jan. 6. These people were unjust victims of extremism and political violence.

...or Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband. Not to mention all the political violence that luckily didn’t lead to death, like those who targeted Donald Trump, Paul Pelosi, Gretchen Whitmer, Brett Kavanaugh and Steve Scalise, or for example the Comet Ping Pong owners...

The in-memoriam dedications across the country to Charlie Kirk are a great idea. It’s a clear and profound stand against those who would use political violence. Which is why we should do more of that, such as for Officer David Rose, who was killed by an antivax extremist at the CDC...