Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Tom MacDonald Had a Pharm
Sunday, April 19, 2026
Billy Corgan vs. Father James Mitchell: Are You High?
Friday, April 3, 2026
James Woods: Million Dollar (Cry) Baby
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Barron Trump, Who Has an Interesting First Name Considering How His Father Is Governing
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Tom Powell, Jr. vs. Aaron Pendergraph: Court Battle of the Ages
If Aaron Pendergraph threatens to sue you, just ignore him. He's all sizzle and no steak, all icing and no cake. Actually, he did have a cake, but he used cocaine instead of baking flour, so I wouldn't eat it if I were you.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Matt Riddle: The Reason We're #SpeakingOut
Monday, January 5, 2026
Roman Reigns (WWE) vs. Conor McGregor (UFC)
Sunday, January 4, 2026
Lucy Butler (Millennium) X Xavier (Chandler & Co): The Kidnappers in Question
Lucy loves to break the spirits of young men and Xavier is a cokehead who has no future. They're perfect for each other! AWW! By the way, the lyrics are from "The One You Love" by Glenn Frey.
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Final Fantasy
VERSE 1
Magical woman says, “I did a line of cocaine
It numbs all the pain in my outer space brain”
Magical woman says, “They hate my penis
They either shout shit at me or pay me to see it”
Magical woman says, “I haven’t showered in weeks
Every shirt I’ve worn is covered in blood streaks”
Magical woman says, “You have very pretty eyes
Is it okay if I look into them for the rest of the night?”
PRE-CHORUS 1
“Hold my hand, touch my face
Please take me away from this dark place
Hold me tight, touch my hair
Please help me, I’m scared”
CHORUS 1
Who am I kidding? It’s a final fantasy
In the real world, magic women run away from me
It’s a place in my head, got no choice but to stay
Waste my time on limerence, throwing my life away
VERSE 2
Lonely bohemian says, “I stole things that aren’t mine
Everyone online made me pay for my crime”
Lonely bohemian says, “I don’t want to be alone
But I’m the only one who was asked to atone”
Lonely bohemian says, “Let me live another day
In case you’re wondering, no, I’m not okay”
Lonely bohemian says, “Can I stay with you tonight?
You’re the only one right now who’s keeping me alive”
PRE-CHORUS 2
“Kiss my lips, rub my back
Please protect me from all these attacks
Hold my hand, lay with me
Please don’t let me bleed”
CHORUS 2
Snap out of it, son, it’s a final fantasy
Brain ghosts shouldn’t even be asking me
To do emotional labor, save you from the haters
Of all the candies you chose, I’m not your first flavor
BRIDGE
I got so much to do, so much to live for
But magical thinking keeps me wanting more
It’s a cycle of addiction no different from crack
Lock myself in my room, don’t know when I’ll be back
VERSE 3
Magical woman meets lonely bohemian
Two twin flames, two lovely human beings
Do what you must in your hotel room
Get out of my head and do it fucking soon
Get married, have babies, buy a whole house
Watch a lot of Netflix on your leather couch
My work here is done, now I watch for number one
Ain’t no mystery in this land, it’s all in my hands
Monday, November 20, 2023
A Love Letter to Advil
As a loud and proud member of Generation Y
I’ve got pain in my back and tears in my eyes
There’s a war going on in the base of my spine
Flamethrower marines screaming, “Your ass is mine!”
Battle axe barbarians chopping down the tree
Razor claw demons going on a killing spree
Can’t wait for the bone-cracker to fix me up
I need instant healing before I fucking erupt
They call it Advil, I call it magic in tablets
For when I can’t move without yelling, “Damn it!”
A bottle of water cold enough to freeze hell
Swallow the pills and the pain takes the L
Why go cold turkey when it feels so good?
It’s not like I’m floating through the neighborhood
It’s not like I’m a space cadet calling Major Tom
Or drunkenly fucking on Porn Hub dot com
Doesn’t have the same energy as cooking crack
Booger sugar wouldn’t do shit for my back
Don’t have a meth lab on the bottom floor
Not making poison pills out of a nuclear core
The magic medicine works, I’m off to bed
Maybe one day it’ll unfuck my head
I wrote a love letter to Advil liquid gels
More like a commercial with intent to sell
A drug deal without the DEA
Just a fucking parade from the FDA
Wednesday, July 12, 2023
Two-Sentence Horror Story: Enjoy Coke
Morgan rolled up a hundred-dollar bill and snorted a line of cocaine up his nose. Only then did he regret keeping his stash next to the bottle of Comet.
Wednesday, February 1, 2023
Grocery Store of Broken Dreams
Roses and chocolates for the not-so-happy couple
When it comes to the law, they’re constantly in trouble
Black eyes, long cries, and cocaine covered nostrils
Only broken bones will be found in their fossils
A frozen pizza can feed a family of four
But not when the mother isn’t alive anymore
A single dad with gray hairs and noisy kids
He bottles his anger with the tightest lid
A bag of cheddar cheese sour cream potato chips
Is a fat man’s only friend when his self-esteem dips
He breathes like a windstorm, his T-shirt is damp
But life itself isn’t worth giving a single damn
A bottle of Advil in the hands of a grandma
Looks natural after the loss of the grandpa
A cell phone in her purse the size of a brick
But nobody calls, not even when she’s sick
A price gun in the hands of a check-out clerk
Will get a lot of mileage in this endless work
Take home a skinny paycheck, be a wreck
One dollar away from the homeless trek
Screenwriters, actors, and the bleeding hearts
Are part of this community that’s falling apart
It’s called the grocery store of broken dreams
It’s easier to fail and chow down on ice cream
How am I any different from my fellow shoppers?
I too have a cart full of frozen cheese poppers
I too was a dreamer once upon a long time
I too live in a town where stars never shine
I too have a stomach that stretches my shirt
I too have a mind full of trauma and hurt
I too have a heart that’ll never beat again
I too will never know if I’ll breathe again
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
Maximum 3
When I was a kid, long before I figured out what the fuck I wanted to do with my life, my first option was to just invent new things. New videogames, new movies, new TV shows, but in this instance alone, new medicines. And because my mind was thoroughly power-washed by TV advertisements back then, I was convinced that Advil was better than Tylenol and Bayer, Tylenol was better than Bayer, and Bayer was better than nothing. “It takes two Tylenols and three Bayers to match the strength of one Advil liquid gel”. If that wasn’t enough to get my creative wheels turning, there was yet another commercial on TV to wash my brain some more. It was for a medicine that combined Nyquil and Advil into one capsule. The message I received had nothing to do with falling asleep and resting easy. The message I got out of this was that more medicines equal faster healing. So…my genius idea for an all-purpose medicine…was a pill called Maximum 3. Why? Because it was maximum-strength and three medicines combined into one. The leading pills only had one medicine and were minimum strength. Three is obviously better because in America, more is always better. But as an adult with a better understanding of how pharmaceuticals work, I realize what would happen if a normal-sized adult took one swallow of Maximum 3: they would drop dead! There wouldn’t be enough Pulp Fiction needle juice in the world to wake up somebody from that kind of overkill. Come to think of it, there actually might be something similar to Maximum 3 out in the world. The Sackler family made a killing off of it in the blue-collar market. I might as well give my customers a bag of cocaine at this point.
Sunday, February 9, 2020
Ted
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Lionize
Thursday, July 6, 2017
California and Colorado
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Alcohol of Fame
Sunday, December 25, 2016
Sloppy Joe
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Wade Fish
AGE: 31
OCCUPATION: Prisoner
CANON: Pretty Colors
When certain people grow up with a tough life in a crime-infested neighborhood, they look for positive ways to leave it all behind. Some people turn to music, some turn to sports, some even go so far as to join the military. And then you have those who are so consumed with their demons that their only escape comes from the worst kind of drugs available, either from the streets or at the local Walgreen’s. Guess which kind of escapist Wade Fish turned out to be. I’ll give you a clue: it involves hypodermic needles, a snorting straw, and pill bottles.
When most people look at Wade, they only see his dirty appearance. They don’t see the past he tried to leave behind. He was bullied in school by teachers and students alike. He was abused by his step-father. Crime was everywhere in his ghetto neighborhood. At the age of 31, he still lived with his abusive step-father and frightened mother. To summarize everything I’ve just said, Wade was not only dealt a crappy hand, but he willingly gave up his chips in exchange for a life in the gutter.
If there was a drug within Wade’s reach, he did it and became a zombie afterwards. He swallowed pills despite not knowing what they were. He snorted cocaine despite never knowing where it came from. He shot heroin into his veins and formed infections around both arms. And when the high took over, he was unstoppable. Wade would lash out at anybody who passed him. It didn’t matter if you were a gangster, a school student, or even a cop on foot: if Wade had a knife, you were fucking dead. Unfortunately for him, he found the one cop who was willing to shoot him in the leg in order to subdue him
Though in today’s warrior cop world, Wade would have been dead a long time ago. But since I need a story worth writing, his story won’t end at the hands of a brutal police officer. While in prison, Wade is offered a chance at freedom on the condition that he undergoes “behavioral modification”. If this sounds at all like a cheap knockoff of either A Clockwork Orange or the fourth story in Tales From the Hood, it’s because Pretty Colors was. And just like Crazy K from the latter of the two movies I’ve mentioned, Wade didn’t give a fuck about anybody’s feelings; he just wanted an easy way back on the streets.
The best way to relieve someone of traumatic stress is to take away their demons or at least neutralize them. In a part of prison called The Diamond Room (which is a colorful version of Crazy K’s sensory deprivation chamber), Wade Fish can do just that by confronting the people from his past who fucked him over. One by one, the “demons” come to life. First it’s his mother. Then it’s his teacher. Then its his stepfather. And now it’s a multi-headed hydra with all three of their heads, plus the heads of the warden and the scientist who created The Diamond Room in the first place. Wade goes into an “I don’t give a fuck!” rage at each of his demons and ends up dying in the colorful room due to a stroke brought on by a seizure.
After Wade dies, the REAL warden and scientist enter the room and say that The Diamond Room, “Just needs some fine tuning.” Really? That was the problem with this whole setup: it wasn’t tweaked enough? Never mind that a human being’s life was on the line. And by the way, just like with any prisoner, Wade’s legacy was buried deep within the beaurocracy of the prison and his body was thrown away like common garbage. Wisdom, justice, and love, my ass.
Even though Wade’s disturbing past is enough of a reason for him to gain sympathy, he will be cast as a villain for the next time I use him. He technically could be a “sympathetic villain”. Maybe he can be like the narrator in “A Million Little Pieces” and just be a lovable asshole. Either that or he can be a low level henchman who’s doing it all for the smack. So many doors can be opened for Wade Fish. All that’s left is for him to walk through one of those doors and become a literary icon. Or I could just bury him again, that always works out so well.
***MOVIE QUOTE OF THE DAY***
“You get me slapped with a fine, you argue with the customers and I have to patch everything up, you get us thrown out of a funeral home for violating a corpse, and to top it all off, you ruin my relationship! I mean, what is your encore?! Do you anally rape my mother while pouring sugar in my gas tank?! You know what the real tragedy behind all of this is?! I’m not even supposed to be here today!”
-Dante Hicks from “Clerks”-
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
"A Million Little Pieces" by James Frey
If you were to take a good look at James Frey’s body, you’d assume that he exercises a lot. According to his loudest critics, the only exercises he does are stretching the truth and jumping to conclusions. Imagine that: a former drug addict exaggerates details of his memoir. Who would’ve thunk it? Truth is, I could care less if “A Million Little Pieces” is a true story or not, because it’s still a beautifully depressing book with a quick writing style.
If you really want to use the “fake” argument against me, then I’m going to tell you the same thing I tell people who say that professional wrestling is fake. I’m going to say, “Hey, Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings are fake and I don’t hear you bitching about them. I don’t hear you complaining about The Flintstones not being a documentary.”
Whether this particular book is fact or fiction is irrelevant, because if you enjoy reading heartbreaking memoirs that are also triumphant, you’ll love “A Million Little Pieces”. It doesn’t even read like a typical memoir with linear progression. It actually reads like a novel with a beginning, middle, and end. It also has likable and three-dimensional characters. The writing style is present tense and takes a lot of liberties with the exclusion of quotation marks and other forms of punctuation, but that’s what makes it an exciting read in the first place.
If I have to keep on driving home the point that this is a dark and depressing memoir, then consider this paragraph to be the final nail in that coffin. James Frey starts the story with him waking up on an airplane with a broken nose and missing teeth, both of which were aggravated from his lifelong addictions to alcohol and drugs. He’s being taken to a clinic in Minnesota to be treated for these addictions, because if he uses again, he will die, no ifs ands or buts.
Life in a drug rehab center isn’t a whole lot of fun in case you couldn’t tell. There are people in constant pain from detoxing, there are people vomiting, there are people acting hostile and crazy, none of these things unlike what James Frey used to be before the story’s end. How does one combat all of these things for six weeks and come out smelling like roses? Mr. Frey doesn’t want to do it through God or a higher power of any kind. If you want to see how he triumphs through all the darkness and depression, you’ll have to read this book.
If you’re still complaining about how James Frey is a “phony” and a “fraud”, then you just go ahead and do all the drugs you want until you become an addict. We’ll see if your story is any different from Mr. Frey’s.
***TELEVISION DIALOGUE OF THE DAY***
DEEKS: Let’s go for a beer.
GRANGER: To drink or to post on Face Book?
-NCIS: Los Angeles-








