Average Orange County enjoyer.
San Clemente, CA
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Did you guys realize there aren’t that many good horror novels? It’s basically The Exorcist, Stephen King novels, and maybe Frank Peretti novels (but I can write better than Frank Peretti). Should I take a shot at writing a Christian demonic horror novel? I’m tempted now.
Guys, this is exactly the type of woman you want to marry. High IQ and calm. Someone that can actually get a good job and make money if your family needs it or you die and leave your kids. Someone that will calmly reason with you after you lose your cool is huge. (Giant IQ difference on display in this video as well.)
How have I never heard of this band? They’re from the 90s but released an album in 2020
youtu.be/BjBosga1kMY
I found the statue, by the way. It’s from a company called “Ebony Visions.” Perfection.
Ok, funny story I guess. I lived through the 2000s in the church, and yes, Africans were considered the most highly exalted people group alongside Jews. My friend's father was one of these people. He loved Africans and talked about how awesome they were. He once enthusiastically talked about how a buff, shirtless black angel statue was how he imagined angels to be. He had a Ben Carson for President magnet on his fridge in 2016. He took his daughter on a one or two week trip to Africa to help villagers and then showed people a slideshow he made from the trip, because did you even help villagers in Africa if you didn't take a bunch of photos to show people?
In the 2000s he said that he met a black celebrity and talked about how he radiated power when you were in his presence. I was a kid when he said this, and I remember him smiling in awe as he told the story. Even back then I thought it was bizarre.
Back then you would meet Christian families that specifically flew to Africa to seek out and adopt a black kid, instead of adopting an American kid. And look, their heart was in the right place, but I always thought it was bizarre they weren't looking to foster or adopt American kids.
My pastor growing up adopted two girls from Sudan whose parents were killed by Muslims trampling them with horses. That was a sad story, and those girls were really nice, and yes, my pastor's heart was in the right place. I still respect him for that.
As Christians we are all equal in the eyes of the Lord, and we are all going to Heaven. I am not trying to diminish that. I am just saying that, much like Jews, Africans were almost worshipped during the 2000s. I personally don't see it anymore, and I wonder why it was such a trend in the church back then. The only family I know in 2026 adopting kids is fostering and adopting American kids.
This reminds me of when a girl made me get on my knee and kiss her foot to get a cigarette at a party. I wanted to put my lips on her skin and I wanted a cigarette.
I was recently talking to a mutual about how I don’t understand guys that listen to female podcasters. There are so many male podcasts to listen to that there’s no point. The only female conservatives worth listening to were Anne Coulter and Lauren Southern…and even then, Anne Coulter dated Dinesh, and Lauren Southern went off the rails then posted an article about how she doesn’t trust men or something.
Ok, funny story I guess. I lived through the 2000s in the church, and yes, Africans were considered the most highly exalted people group alongside Jews. My friend's father was one of these people. He loved Africans and talked about how awesome they were. He once enthusiastically talked about how a buff, shirtless black angel statue was how he imagined angels to be. He had a Ben Carson for President magnet on his fridge in 2016. He took his daughter on a one or two week trip to Africa to help villagers and then showed people a slideshow he made from the trip, because did you even help villagers in Africa if you didn't take a bunch of photos to show people?
In the 2000s he said that he met a black celebrity and talked about how he radiated power when you were in his presence. I was a kid when he said this, and I remember him smiling in awe as he told the story. Even back then I thought it was bizarre.
Back then you would meet Christian families that specifically flew to Africa to seek out and adopt a black kid, instead of adopting an American kid. And look, their heart was in the right place, but I always thought it was bizarre they weren't looking to foster or adopt American kids.
My pastor growing up adopted two girls from Sudan whose parents were killed by Muslims trampling them with horses. That was a sad story, and those girls were really nice, and yes, my pastor's heart was in the right place. I still respect him for that.
As Christians we are all equal in the eyes of the Lord, and we are all going to Heaven. I am not trying to diminish that. I am just saying that, much like Jews, Africans were almost worshipped during the 2000s. I personally don't see it anymore, and I wonder why it was such a trend in the church back then. The only family I know in 2026 adopting kids is fostering and adopting American kids.
Kinda crazy that we had a Christian public figure swindling us (1 Corinthians 6:10), and now he’s being deported. On top of that he’s fat. I’m not sure what to think of fat Christian public figures, but some people would say they are actively sinning (Proverbs 23).
I have just been informed that the last Joe’s Crab Shack in Orange County has closed. End of an era.
I was staying in Noe Valley, San Fran this summer. In the mornings we would walk to local coffee spots. The streets were quiet, and there were groups of White families with free range blonde children just running around playing in the streets and on the sidewalks. It was so idealistic that if you didn’t know it was San Fran you would think it was some White Nationalist utopia. Actually tempting to move there, but the problem is that the people are probably insane.
Last week, friends with young kids came to visit us from the suburbs in California.
As we ran around Manhattan together, they looked at us and asked, “How do you do this all the time? How do you raise young kids in New York City? Do you have to get in the car every time you go somewhere? This seems crazy.”
I smiled and told them that, for us, raising kids in the city is actually easier than raising them in the suburbs.
We never think about getting in the car.
The grocery store is two blocks away. The kids’ doctor is two blocks away. There’s a Barnes & Noble six minutes away on foot.
We walk to the Met, the Natural History Museum, and Central Park.
We walk to get coffee. There are playgrounds and playdates everywhere. Our building is full of kids their age, and so is our block.
Once you get past the idea that raising kids in the city must be complicated, the day-to-day reality is pretty simple.
We just walk out the door.
And honestly, raising kids in the city is actually a whole lot easier than raising them in the suburbs.
Mormons are great Americans. I’ve never been mistreated by one. They support each other and hook each other up with jobs, and I think the Protestant Christian community should follow their example. I definitely get heated trying to talk to LDS people about religion, but I love them all and I hope we can stay united in the fight over our country.
If you want to see the divide between young right wing men and Gen X and Boomers, just search “Samuel Sey” on X. Read the comments.
Everyone I’ve seen supporting Samuel Sey (a first gen African Canadian that argues against Christian nationalism in the USA) is Gen X or Boomer.
Insane they allow this. I’m assuming the city of Garden Grove has demon worshippers as local politicians.
