Saturday, October 10, 2026
Cornell 666: If Only Red Pilled Rapists Were This Easy to Spot
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Portal of Evil: Abusers of the 1st Amendment, Victims of Their Own Stupidity
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. To paraphrase Iggy Pop, Portal of Evil was "worth a million in stupid prizes". Rest in Piss, losers.
Saturday, January 17, 2026
St. Anger for President!
Monday, January 5, 2026
Stanzi Potenza vs. Gun Waifu
Thursday, January 9, 2025
The Devil
Are you The Devil’s Advocate or just The Devil?
Couldn’t even wait for the flames to settle
Got your trident aimed at my throat
Tips are on fire, let’s see a little smoke
You’re not the fun kind of devil like in heavy metal
You’re Adam Cole’s kind: an underwhelming level
Couldn’t scream your way out of a wet paper bag
The only words you know are “whore” and “fag”
Tell me about every grievance you’ve got
Don’t bother with the tissues for your tears and snot
Yell me down until your throat goes raw
Because nothing you say is against the law
Neither is carrying a pair of 45’s
Use them on poor people in order to “survive”
Tuck them in your pockets when a CEO
Comes around the corner, says “Cheerio!”
I guess being The Devil is a pretty sweet gig
Got enough privilege to own all the libs
Own every politician in a thousand mile radius
Still a mystery when you ask, “Why they hating us?”
Self-awareness is not one of your strong suits
Self-reflection isn’t deep enough to get at the root
Live life on easy mode, low-hanging fruit
You got the real-life version of block and mute
You get life advice from a fantasy novel
Two millenniums ago, Jesus was the role model
Just imagine if it was a whole different book
That Moms of Liberty didn’t already cook
Dragons and elves on all of the shelves
Orcs and ogres until the final page is over
Kingdoms modeled after communism
Personal stories about kids with autism
But why should we take those at face value
When they can be an excuse to disembowel you
When they can be a reason to take the Red Pill
When they can be weapons, not pulp at the paper mill
The Devil’s Advocate can steal all the stories
Turn a gay bar into a bloodbath so gory
Put the powerful in power and call them Tories
Pose in front of the flag that we call Old Glory
What a day to be alive in 2025
Where human rights come with fistfights
Where hospital bills break all of our wills
“Let’s have a conversation across the whole nation”
Friday, March 8, 2024
Shock Value Village
VERSE 1
I got my devil horns for only ninety-nine cents
Going to hang some dildos from the white picket fence
And some fetal dolls from the cherry blossom tree
Your shock is priceless, but I got it for free
Got some flammable bibles, two for the price of one
Got a crucifix thong tucked between my buns
Got a whole bookshelf of the shit I can’t read
When you stab a book banner, a fascist bleeds
CHORUS 1
Shock Value Village
Raid, rape, and pillage
Shock Value Village
You’ve got the devil to thank
For not breaking the bank
VERSE 2
Ronda Santis has some cloves of garlic
He got them from Wal-Mart, ‘cause he’s banned from Target
He’s got a buckle on his hat and some buckles on his shoes
And some holy water boiling on the teapot brew
That shit doesn’t work, so we all point and laugh
The rumbling in our bellies measures on a seismic graph
The crusade was over before it ever began
He died on the hill of a few pointless bans
CHORUS 2
Shock Value Village
Raid, rape, and pillage
Shock Value Village
It won’t cost a fortune
So enjoy your abortion
BRIDGE
The youth of tomorrow don’t want to hear your sorrows
The churches are empty, you got nothing to envy
You promised paradise, you forgot to ask nice
Check it out for us, you’re the table sacrifice
CHORUS 3
Shock Value Village
Raid, rape, and pillage
Shock Value Village
Dollar store prices
For your favorite vices
Shock Value Village
Raid, rape, and pillage
Shock Value Village
Traditions left behind
For a stack of thin dimes
Theocracy be damned
You lost all your fans
Tuesday, October 19, 2021
He Hates His Penis
He hates his penis and all that it stands for
He hates his tastes, wants to be a sad bore
If anybody knew what kind of shit he liked
He’d be locked in darkness without his rights
A broken lamp, but there’s no genie inside
No way to get rid of the parts he must hide
Take a razor blade and cut his dingus off
And the sack for which he turns and coughs
The thoughts don’t stop, he wants to drop
Before he gets his ass beat by the keystone cops
Throw the TV out of his window pane
Before a Huggies commercial drives him insane
No where to turn to, no one to talk to
Want to stab him to death? He won’t stop you
He never asked for his brain to be fucked up
Nobody would choose it, it’s just tough luck
Where does he go from his lowest point?
Does he just light up yet another joint?
Numbing his pain with drugs and food
He lived another day, stabilized his mood
He’s a monster without the claws and fangs
A warmonger without the guns and tanks
A devil without living in the hells below
That shit’s on earth, in case you didn’t know
Friday, September 27, 2019
Irresponsible Christian Parody
Monday, March 25, 2019
Everyone's a Demon
Saturday, March 23, 2019
It's Only Offensive When I Do It
Sunday, October 28, 2018
You Don't Scare Me
Saturday, July 14, 2018
Rock and Roll Will Never Die
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
Holy Mountains
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Laughing Devil
Friday, June 17, 2016
Vampire Empire
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Wounded Angel
Friday, August 21, 2015
"Divine Intervention" by Edward Davies
AUTHOR: Edward Davies
YEAR: 2011
GENRE: Fiction
SUBGENRE: Supernatural Comedy
GRADE: Mixed
Jimmy Stewart Moon is a lovable loser with a low-paying job, a place to live at his parents’ house, and too much free time on his hands. When eating potato chips and picking his nose isn’t enough to entertain him, Jimmy takes out his binoculars and spies on his sexy neighbor Vanessa, who’s doing exercises in her underwear. Vanessa catches Jimmy in the act and the perverted voyeur falls out of the window and hits the ground hard. Upon waking up, he meets two angels named Pixie and Frank whose only way of getting back into heaven is to help Jimmy secure a romantic relationship with Vanessa, which is a hard sell considering he just got caught spying on her.
In many ways, this self-published effort reminds me of a book by WWE superstar Dolph Ziggler’s brother Ryan Nemeth called “I Can Make Out with Any Girl Here”. The protagonists in both stories are trying to get laid and they do some silly things along the path of their goals. The funniest part of this story in my opinion is when Jimmy dresses up like an 80’s punk to try and impress Vanessa, but instead looks like a homeless drug addict. Not off to a good start, Mr. Moon! It gets sillier from there. With the English backdrop, this book also reminds me of Monty Python, Danger Mouse, and John Oliver’s show rolled up into one chaotic comedy while dropping a bucket full of LSD. This story is quite possibly the weirdest thing I’ve ever read, but I mean that in the most loving way.
Despite the weirdness of it all, the further you get into this book, the more it begins to read like a legitimate plot instead of just a hodgepodge of comedic antics. We have an imperfect protagonist in Jimmy Stewart Moon. We have a low point near the end. We have a believable climax. And most importantly, we have an ending that nobody would have seen coming for miles, yet that too is believable. I will say though that it takes a great deal of patience to get through the first few pages. Upon first glance, I thought it was going to be TOO weird for my tastes, but my patience paid off and I read an entertaining story.
But just like with any mixed review, there are some complaints that need to be addressed. Although they are few and far between, this book does have its fair share of grammatical errors, misspellings, and other mistakes that no beta reader would ever let slide. But I personally will let this slide because the mistakes don’t corrupt the entire story. It was still enjoyable, but having a beta reader sweep through the errors would be a good call on Mr. Davies’ part.
The only other complaint I need to address is the liberal use of pop culture references. Normally when using these references, there should also be a description of what that reference looks like. For example, if someone looks like Jessica Rabbit, I expect that author to describe her as having long red hair, a seductive face, and a red cocktail dress. While some people have an idea of what the celebrity, TV show, or movie is like already, not everybody fits that bill. It would be like talking to a wrestling fan born in the 2000’s and watching him scratch his head at the mention of Mr. Perfect. It doesn’t even have to be a generational barrier; it could just be someone who has never seen the medium before.
I’m giving this story a mixed grade and not a failing one, because the positives heavily outweigh the negatives. It’s a short book and it reads quickly, so if you don’t have the patience to blow through such a story, I don’t know what to tell you. I blew through it and I enjoyed it every step of the way. Not bad for an author who wrote this story at a young age!
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
"She Is My Sin" by Nightwish
Valley of the Damned is currently being developed as the second act of my dark fantasy novel Fireball Nightmare. I’ve smothered the members of Nightwish with love like an obsessive fan boy. But this is 2014. All of this dark fantasy lust had to come from somewhere. That somewhere was 2002. It was summertime and my schizophrenia was just starting to develop. In order to keep my creative soul alive underneath the rubble caused by head voices, I had two things to keep me company: Valley of the Damned in RPG form and “She Is My Sin”, my very first Nightwish song.
The year 2002 was one where I was still an active patriot at Play By Web dot com, the message board RPG website I spoke of several posts earlier. During those days, I was developing my creativity by inventing new role-playing game systems. They were simple, yet effective. I had a dystopian war RPG called Cutthroat, a fantasy-western game called Lost in a Lost World, and then there was my pride and joy, the apocalyptic dark fantasy RPG known as Valley of the Damned.
The premise of the latter was basic at best: the devil turned the world into a fiery hellhole and instead of working together to beautify the earth, the citizens would rather exploit each other. Ronald Reagan always said it would take an alien invasion for the world to get along. But what about a diabolical invasion?
My older brother James introduced me to Nightwish’s “She Is My Sin” around the time I was developing Valley of the Damned. It was a heavy metal song with an opera chick singing, just like any other Nightwish song. A dark fantasy RPG and a heavy metal opera song: the marriage of these two mystic forces was too obvious to ignore.
I could see it all now: a warrior covered in a black cloak and hood wielding a fiery sword enters the battlefield with “She Is My Sin” playing in the background. Several monsters from vampires to succubae to the ugliest of orcs surround this warrior with the intent to devour him. So what does the mysterious warrior do? With a few spins of his fiery blade, he turns the battlefield into the same hell the devil has created from the entire world. The monsters lay bloody, broken, and bruised while the cloaked warrior continues his quest. He still hears Tarja’s voice singing to him, which probably sounded nicer than my schizophrenic voices sounded to me.
Valley of the Damned and Nightwish: a match made in heaven. But you have to remember that this was 2002 and I was still going to high school, which means there were several threats to my psychological health, all of which derailed my zeal for a Valley of the Damned movie idea. Granted, I wasn’t going to WF West anymore.
Instead I went to Central Kitsap High School, which was a better school, but not a great school. How great could they be if they hire a senior social studies teacher with a mean streak a mile wide? Where’s the greatness in having to deal with a bully who actually knows how to fight? As for the friends I’ve made, what’s so great about being too shy to look them up after graduation, let alone ask one of them to the prom? What about home life? Is there any joy in having a step-father who was verbally abusive and physically imposing?
While these things alone didn’t cause my schizophrenia, they made it worse. When my schizophrenia was at its worst, I had so much trouble concentrating I swore I was getting stupider with the passing days. I didn’t want to be stupid anymore. I didn’t sign up for this. I didn’t sign up to be so mentally crippled that I completely forgot about Valley of the Damned and Nightwish. That’s right. It just fucking slipped my mind.
But that was 2002 through 2005. Since then, my former step-dad Art has moved out of the house and a new and improved step-dad named Dale entered my life. Yes, folks, my mom got a HUGE upgrade. Over the years, my mental health has gotten better dramatically. I rediscovered Nightwish in 2006 and fell in love with Tarja Turunen all over again, both musically and romantically (don’t tell her husband I said that).
As for Valley of the Damned, while I don’t role-play much anymore, I do a lot of creative writing in its place. Fireball Nightmare is the new home for Valley of the Damned. So far, so good. It took a long time for everything to click back into place, but it’s all there once again. It’s like a psychological family reunion.
And to think, it all started with “She Is My Sin” from the Wishmaster album. Yes, Tarja, you have been my sin for over a decade now. Anette and Floor, while the two of you haven’t been in my life for nearly as long, you ladies are my sin as well. Nightwish and I will never be separated or divorced ever again. They will continue to excite my imagination and I will continue to recommend them to any of my metal-loving friends.
***COMEDIC QUOTE OF THE DAY***
“My bath toys were a radio and a toaster.”
-Joan Rivers (rest in peace)-
Friday, January 11, 2013
"Preacher, Vol. 1 through 3" by Garth Ennis
Just because the title of this graphic novel series is “Preacher”, doesn’t mean you should expect some Mickey Mouse, Veggie Tales, McGee bullshit. Yes, the main character, Jesse Custer’s, occupation is a minister, but what actually occupies his time is trying to fight off demons and angels left and right. How does he do it? With the help of a trigger-happy girlfriend named Tulip and a raunchy Irish vampire named Cassidy. Oh, and Jesse also has a powerful stare that forces its victims to do whatever the fuck he wants. If Jesse Custer wants you to go fuck yourself, that’s exactly what you’ll do. If he wants you to count the grains of sand on the beach, then be prepared for a long ass night. You can see every piece of hardcore, godless, offensive action in the first three graphic novels of the Preacher series. Each of them have blood, guts, broken bones, monstrous sex scenes, and dialogue that no bar of soap on the tongue can cure. No absence of malice in any of the first three editions. Having said that, the most disturbing of the three so far is the second one where Jesse has to survive being tortured and twisted by his devilish and bitchy grandmother. The horror she put Jesse through as a child and teenager is unspeakable, the most disgusting treatment being locking him in an underwater coffin for what seems like an eternity as punishment for going against the word of God. Throughout the entire second edition, you keep hoping and praying (no pun intended) that the grandmother gets her comeuppance. The further you read, the angrier you get at her and her cohorts. But before you punch a hole through the comic book, you should feel some sort of relief that there’s a special place in hell for people like her. You think you have fire coursing through your veins? Try living in hell for as long as the grandmother will. Constant torture and agony for a longer time than all of Jesse Custer’s underwater coffin punishments put together. This is the kind of thing you can expect from every episode of Preacher: badass action, transgression horror, and nightmares for many days to come. For all of you who say that comic books are for kids, I certainly hope you’re not talking about the Preacher series. Your kids would need so much therapy that even Bill Gates couldn’t afford to pay for it all.
***LYRICS OF THE DAY***
“When I hear that trumpet sound, I’m gonna rise right out of the ground. Ain’t no grave can hold my body down.”
-Johnny Cash singing “Ain’t No Grave”-





