Get on that spin. 😂

Context: voice notes above.

Max from Phoenix Nights comes out from behind his congas to give it the bifters on Top of the Pops.

Context: voice notes above.

Looking at him again, he's like a cross between Max from Phoenix Nights and Kirk from Coronation Street.

"What about guitar playing? Who were your guitar influences?"

Nothing will improve your mood and mental well-being on a day-to-day basis more quickly than having little or no social media.

I've got a suspended X account that I can rarely even see replies on, let alone post on, and I basically use it to check two political accounts (Morgoth and Aris Roussinos), and two football accounts (Josh Williams a.k.a. DistanceCovered, and AnfieldEdition).

I've got an anonymous, unsearchable Facebook account which I basically only use to check a few pages. I have to admit that the algorithm lures me into commenting on an engagement bait post or two maybe once a day, but I'm relatively disciplined when it comes to not scrolling or getting drawn in. I was actually locked out of that account between getting a new phone in October 2021 and May 2024 so I had no access to Facebook at all.

I've got no access to Instagram.

On Telegram, I've got this channel and the "political" channel (Tollahgram), and I'm in one private group, plus a few subject-specific spin-offs of that group. Of the channels I follow, I reckon there are only about half a dozen that aren't muted, and any other groups I'm in are muted as well.

When you see almost nothing on X especially, you quickly become aware of how much less pissed off and mithered you are and how much more calm, content, and solitary you feel.

In a patriarchal society which did everything possible to raise good men, and thus gave women mostly good fathers, good brothers, good husbands and hence, good guardianship*, life for women could often be as simple as:

- Get a haircut that suits you, dress in a way that suits you, and don't get fat. Look something close to your best without having to look like a lingerie model.
- Be pleasant
- Don't be a slag
- Become competent at cooking and cleaning, i.e. learn from your mother and your aunts

All of that alone should make you a decent wife and a decent mother.

As easy as that. In theory.

* This would require a culture in which a man who uses or abuses a decent woman could reasonably expect to be battered to within an inch of his life by about 20 of her male relatives, and a culture in which any woman found to make false accusations of being used and abused can expect to spend years in a gulag getting worked and malnourished almost to death)

Y'know, this would sound so extreme to the average, vaguely liberal effeminate shitmuncher that they would dismiss it as totally unhinged, but done comprehensively and with conviction, it'd probably reduce "situationships", failed relationships, divorces, family breakdown, and single parenthood by about 80-90% in a generation, as well as significantly reducing rape, domestic violence, and child abuse by women's boyfriends, not to mention significantly reducing all the psychological/behavioural and emotional problems that arise from family breakdown, being raised by a single parent, childhood abuse, and so on.

And in conjunction with the right economic policies and management, it'd spare a lot of women from pointless make-work low-level white collar drudgery and Jew daycare careers, all of which, though they lack the perspective and self-awareness to see it, mostly make them stressed, unhappy, and obnoxious.

A load of old photos got unearthed the other day, this was one of a few of me. I look like my mother in this one. Not sure how old I was, probably about 4.

"Any waste of effort isn't part of my design" is both one of the funniest and most relatable lyrics I've ever heard.

https://youtu.be/MDt7n0aHJq8?si=4RSOrioQff4aoudk

None of these three can sing a note by the way. Go and listen to them live, they're endearingly bad.

Some good songs though.

There's always room for racism.

Turning comments off until next week.

No drama or anything, everything is absolutely fine - it's actually something positive. Will explain next week.