Or: the Farce of European immigration By Mark Linnhoefer; International Affairs Desk Correspondent Why, oh why, do I live on a continent that is for the most part apparently run by fucking degenerates? A series of articles caught my attention a week or two ago, all revolving around the EU seeking […]
artwork by Josh Chambers author requests to remain anonymous In 2004, starting on April 6th and running through the 10th, the Battle of Ramadi raged. It has been called the heaviest urban warfare American forces have seen since Vietnam by some historians. By the end of the battle, 13 of […]
by Maria Popova “It is not necessary to accept the choices handed down to you by life as you know it.” As a hopeless lover of both letters and famous advice, I was delighted to discover a letter 20-year-old Hunter S. Thompson — gonzo journalism godfather, pundit of media politics,dark […]
BY BROOK SUTTON Nellie Bly did not like to be told what to do. Society’s expectations for women in the late 1800s were well established, regardless of the capabilities of the women who had the gumption to challenge them. Suffice to say, Nellie Bly did not conform. Her biography may have […]
By: Lucy Tonic Hunter S. Thompson was a man of many trades, but what he’s most remembered for is his innovativestyle of writing. Being a staff member for Rolling Stone, it’s no surprise he often listened to music as he wrote. Here is a list of 20 songs and albums […]
I have a cunt, a beautiful cunt that I douche and trim with precision from time to time…and that’s just how this brownie rolls. I lived a large majority of my life never looking at my cunt or appreciating it. But after years of never examining the glory between my […]
art by Dan Reece By J.C. Remington Two bowls deep. One dose of psilocybin. Cigarettes: check. Back pack with a six pack of Long Trail IPA’s: check. Ready to hit the trail. It had been awhile since I last walked in the woods with “mushy legs”, as my friends and I like to […]
art by Kelly Archibald By Mark Linnhoefer The damned brakes were not working anymore, and had not been working for quite a while. Still, we were three people huddled together on a small electric scooter doing about 28 miles per hour on a freeway in the middle of the night, all heavily tripping […]
Or: the grueling disparity between theory and praxis By Mark Linnhoefer A recent report in a German online publication caught my eyes a few weeks ago, stayed in my mind ever since, and has by now trickled down to my fingers which are therefore unable to rest until the implications […]
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