Best Past Posts

Happy Halloween 2020 Nov 1/2020: (This won't appear in the preceding post.) It's the next day and I got fooled by the switch to daylight savings time. I'm sitting here at work an hour early, so I have time to comment on yesterday's post while I'm here. I guess I flew off the handle a bit. It's just that I think about how these superstars and their broadcasts have hurt me so deeply with their abuse of my property and I don't even know any of them. And I know there are people who really follow them and trust them, but I doubt this group forms anything near the majority. You can't blame me for having a low opinion for anyone who wants to pat stars on the back for the orgy they had with the fruits of my suffering and talent. SNL staying on TV to make me look illegitimate when I just need to defend my good name here: that's so dirty . I don't recall this problem under Obama. I consider the crimes committed against me by violators of my c

Happy Halloween 2020 Happy Halloween! I hope you all had a good Thanksgiving in Canada, as well. I'm having a great Halloween this year. Last night I watched a 1973 film called The Wicker Man, which I recall commenting on in this account some years ago. It's the perfect Halloween movie, complete with heathens and human sacrifices. The music is quite good in it, too, if you like that warm acoustic early 70's sound - albeit, with a slightly creepy edge. That kind of music was big in '73, and seems to lend itself well to horror films, as Mike Oldfield's brilliant Tubular Bells proved in the soundtrack of the Exorcist . Speaking of music, I haven't listed any of my popular recordings yet as best past posts. Actually, I'm very busy in my honest warehouse job and making a lot more money than I ever did authoring popular music and sharing it on YouTube, at least so far. I don't know how much Mike Myers paid Blue Rodeo to steal the below recording

Before SNL Had Trump [This part is current.] Someone wanted to tell me how funny Saturday Night Live was when they parodied the funny president, but I stopped him cold in mid-sentence. I didn't bother telling him that Saturday Night Live shouldn't be on the air anymore after their vast and vicious fraud with my erased online comedy posts from 1999 to 2007. He just wanted to say that they made a joke out of how they had nothing that could fill the gap of the funny president to use as material for their show. Well, if you want to see the material they used before they had their funny president, just read all the entries below of sketches they and their friends stole from me. Don't try to read all its titles out loud because you may grow hoarse - making it that much more difficult to bring before a judge in court, I guess. I consider its labour intensive compilation over the last ten years to be an outstanding achievement. And what a victory for truth this accoun