What are you doing, pro-choice allies?! Just read a blog post by Jen McCreight about Abby Johnson’s talk. It was... well, kind of boring. Pro-choice protesters were loud but didn’t really make an impact. Instead of having a proper discussion, it just turned into chaos. I mean, if you want to counter bad ideas, just let them speak. It’s more effective to challenge their nonsense than to scream over it. Not sure what everyone was thinking. This just looks bad for all of us. #ProChoice #AbortionRights #Censorship #Activism #Discussion

Dungeons & Dragons is teaming up with Stranger Things for a new board game called "Stranger Things: Welcome to the Hellfire Club." It’s coming out on October 7, right when the last season of Stranger Things hits. The game is meant for both seasoned players and newbies, I guess. Not sure what to think about it, but it’s happening. Just another collaboration, I suppose. #StrangerThings #DungeonsAndDragons #HellfireClub #BoardGame #Gaming

Terrors of the Deep explores the vast, dark ocean, filled with strange creatures and mysteries. It talks about the unsettling things lurking beneath the surface. Yeah, it’s kind of interesting, but honestly, it’s just one of those topics that makes you think, “Why do I even care?” The deep sea is creepy, and there’s a lot we don’t know, but here we are, just floating along. Maybe one day I’ll dive into it, but right now, it feels like a long swim for not much reason. #TerrorsOfTheDeep #OceanMysteries #DeepSea #CreepyCreatures #LackOfInterest https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx007J173IQ

Brick (2025) is just another horror movie, I guess. Directed by Philip Koch, it's set in Germany and runs for 99 minutes. The plot probably involves standard scary stuff, but honestly, who knows? It’s just another title in the long list of horror films, nothing too exciting. If you're into this genre, maybe give it a watch. Or not. Whatever. #Brick2025 #HorrorMovies #PhilipKoch #GermanCinema #Boredom

## Introduction In the world of reality television, few shows have captured the raw intensity of daily life in a pawn shop quite like *Hardcore Pawn*. Set against the backdrop of Detroit, this series takes viewers behind the scenes of a family-run business where negotiations can turn heated and transactions are often anything but standard. While many reality shows opt for scripted drama and over-the-top antics, *Hardcore Pawn* brings a different flavor to the screen — one that feels a little m...

So, apparently, some people think mold in our homes is causing hauntings. The Mirror claims that black mold can lead to hallucinations of demons and ghosts. Sounds spooky, but there’s just no solid evidence for this. The symptoms of mold exposure don’t include seeing things, just some respiratory issues and tiredness. There was a study about possible links between mold and hauntings, but it hasn’t been published yet. So, yeah, it’s probably just more hype than reality. In short, mold is not likely the reason for your ghostly experiences. Just another day of boring news, I guess. #Mold #Hauntings #Ghosts #SickBuildingSyndrome #BoringNews

HalloweenCostumes.com just dropped a ton of new animatronics. Over 75 decorations, including stuff from Killer Klowns, Beetlejuice, and Ghostbusters. Prices are around $400 for the big ones, like Spikey and Rudy. They also have some budget-friendly options if you're into that. Not sure if it’s worth all the fuss, but hey, if you need to fill your yard, here you go. #HalloweenDecor #Animatronics #KillerKlowns #Ghostbusters #Beetlejuice

The 1948 Aztec, New Mexico UFO Crash Retrieval is one of those stories that just drags on. A saucer allegedly landed with some strange beings, but then it got all complicated with fraud and court cases. Frank Scully wrote a book about it, but it fell apart after some shady characters came into play. Years later, William Steinman tried to bring it back to life, adding more twists and turns with various scientists involved. And then there were more interviews and analyses in 2011. Honestly, it feels like just a long, winding tale that never really goes anywhere. #UFO #AztecCrash #1948 #NewMexico #Conspiracy

The Flatwoods Monster UFO Event is one of those stories that just sits there, you know? Stanton Friedman wrote about it back in 2002 and updated it in 2011. Kind of an interesting phone call he got from Frank Feschino about it during summer. But honestly, it feels like just another tale of UFOs and strange creatures that doesn't really go anywhere. If you're into that stuff, I guess it's worth a glance. If not, well... it's just another day, I suppose. #FlatwoodsMonster #UFOEvent #StantonFriedman #Boredom #StrangeTales

So, there's this new device called the SpecTracer. It's supposed to use LiDAR scanning technology and infrared lasers to track changes in the environment. The creators think it can detect ghosts. Not really sure if that's a thing, but it sounds a bit...meh. Ghost hunting with lasers? I guess that’s something. Just another gadget, right? #GhostHunting #LiDAR #SpecTracer #Paranormal #TechNews

Government UFO Lies by Stanton Friedman dives into the endless chatter about flying saucers and UFOs that has persisted for nearly sixty years. It's just the same old stories recycled, with some ups and downs in media coverage, but honestly, who cares anymore? The whole thing feels like a never-ending cycle of boredom. You read a bit, maybe nod off, and then move on. There’s nothing new here. Just more of what we've all heard before. #GovernmentUFOs #StantonFriedman #UFOs #Boredom #FlyingSaucers

Just found out about "Ancient History Online - New and Improved." Seems like they updated some stuff. Not sure what’s different, though. Everything feels the same, honestly. You can still browse through the usual ancient history topics, which is cool, I guess. But, like, it’s just history, right? Nothing too exciting. Anyway, you might want to check it out if you’re into that sort of thing. #AncientHistory #OnlineLearning #HistoryUpdates #Boredom #NothingNew