A little meerkat named Len drifts a little away from its pack; Len feels comfortable, his family is still right around him. He’s happy, playful, adventuresome. His mother isn’t paying attention to him though. Eventually a hawk makes its way over to the meerkat, swoops down with ferocity, and catches its prey. Feeding relentlessly on the weak, defenseless, meerkat in front of Len’s oblivious mother, if only she had been more perceptive…

If this makes you sad, stop reading now.

A baby jaguar travels with a little boy and straps on a helmet to fly in a rocket pack. The jaguar has to make its way to a river to help the boy save a chinchilla. The chinchilla gets saved and its family is ever grateful. They, with the jaguar, pose for a picture so the little boy can get his animal saving badge.

If this fills you with pride, stop reading now.

A penguin that can surf, another penguin that just can’t stop dancing, penguins with famous comedian voices, and a penguin named Pablo with an overactive imagination.

If any of these penguins interest you remotely, you’re done for.
continue reading "The PETArection"

I’ve noticed an increasing use of the word ‘bigot’ lately and, frankly, it’s starting to piss me off. It’s almost as if those throwing around such a powerful word don’t even know the meaning of it. Referring to someone as a bigot can crush their world if the term is used in politics. Behind the mask of anonymity, receiving the insult of ‘bigot’ isn’t quite as hurtful or reputation crushing but it is still a brash term to use.

Let’s take a look at the definition of the word bigot:

Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) - bigot:

-noun: a person who is utterly intolerant of any differing creed, belief, or opinion.

American Heritage Dictionary - big·ot n. One who is strongly partial to one’s own group, religion, race, or politics and is intolerant of those who differ.

The use of the word that I hear now-a-days generally portrays he who is called the bigot as a racist. The person may or may not be a racist but that doesn’t change the fact that instead of calling them what they truly are (a racist), they were called what they are by proxy (a bigot). Let me dumb that down for some of you; All racists are bigots but not all bigots are racists. Get it?

On that note, I am, by no means, a bigot or a racist. I am tolerant of idiots (hence I approve every comment that isn’t a damn porn bot or advertisement) and I’m just not a racist, so you bigoted morons need to shut the fuck up.

Have a great day.

I’m getting a little burned out on writing about stuff that bugs the crap out of me, so, today, I’m going to tell you about stuff that I love. Stuff that I love that will possibly ruin my reputation as some geek who hates on things to some geek who just writes out of boredom.
Oh well.
continue reading "Shitty Stuff I Like (a non-hating article)"

(This actual article can be seen by clicking here)
I’m going to start off real quick with this post by straight up saying that I hate MySpace.

With a passion.

Seriously.
continue reading "I Hate MySpace"

This post is in response to the people whining about how the Japanese cosplayers are professionals and the Americans are just people trying to have a good time.

These are the best American Cosplayers (at least as far as compititions and popularity go):

continue reading "Follow Up to American Cosplay"

I’m totally going to get sued for tonight’s post, but I can’t let this go on any longer.

Let me begin by explaining what ‘cosplay’ is for those of you who don’t know; cosplay is a conjunction of the words ‘costume’ and ‘play.’ Fanboys and fangirls dress up like their favorite characters and go to conventions and show of the awesomeness of how much they look like their fantasy counterparts (be it video games, anime, manga, movies, etc.).

I’m here to say that this should be banned in America, my reasons for this statement follow.
continue reading "Americans Shouldn’t Cosplay."

There is a show out there in Japanland called Downtown and there is a bit that they do called Silent Library. You need to check this shyte out, now. You will thank me later:

Silent Library

Other than that, nothing too exciting to report. My constant efforts toward playing guitar are starting to dwindle and I feel like I won’t be able to progress past where I’m at now. Maybe I should give up my attempt at never learning another band’s music and actually work it that way; I’m definitely not going to come up with anything else worth playing anytime soon.

Until next time,

=Donald=

There is no such thing as a selfless act.

If you want to believe that you’re a selfless person, I am here to inform you that you are completely wrong. If that upsets you, you’re not visiting the right website, go here if you can’t handle being told you’re not as perfect of a human being as you believe you are. Otherwise, hear me out.
continue reading "Selfish"