Friday, June 12, 2026
Will the truth really set us free?
US officials have found a location in the Northeast where unexplained glowing orbs frequently appear in the night sky, bringing experts closer to solving a longstanding UFO mystery.
The site’s existence, determined following a tip from a local resident and confirming visits by FBI agents, is being disclosed Friday as part of a third tranche of UFO files released pursuant to President Trump’s February declassification order. The location is being kept secret, but it is described in files as being on a secluded pond. Of course it is...
The site’s existence, determined following a tip from a local resident and confirming visits by FBI agents, is being disclosed Friday as part of a third tranche of UFO files released pursuant to President Trump’s February declassification order. The location is being kept secret, but it is described in files as being on a secluded pond. Of course it is...
The sightings began in 2021 and have continued at irregular intervals, but the information released Friday is significant because the resident who reported the sightings to the FBI in October 2024 is considered credible and recorded footage on his cellphone of the orbs - including them appearing to replicate.
I'm not convinced of anything.
This is Bigfoot and Loch Ness shit all rolled into one big sci-fi dream.
Dealing with truly important shit today. Like - did you know Gilligan had a first name?
For six decades, trivia fans and TV junkies have debated one of the most-questioned pieces of insignifica behind "Gilligan's Island": What, exactly, was Gilligan's first name? The bumbling first mate of the S.S. Minnow (played by Bob Denver) was always addressed simply as "Gilligan," leaving viewers to question if it was his surname or if he was just a one-name wonder like Spock.
According to a deep-dive investigation by Snopes, the red-shirted klutz did, at one point, have a first name: "Willy Gilligan." But despite popular belief, it was never once uttered in the show, the scripts, or the original unaired 1963 "Gilligan's Island" pilot. The whole debate behind Gilligan's first name actually stems from a bit of information unearthed by TV Guide.
In 1993, TV Guide revealed that it got its hands on an old press release that said Gilligan's first name was initially going to be "Willy." At the time, TBS's 1992 broadcast of the lost "Gilligan's Island" pilot was still fresh in the minds of the public. In that pilot, there's a particular scene in which a radio news broadcast reports on the missing castaways by full name - except for Gilligan.
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Will Billy Joel ever perform live again? It remains uncertain whether Billy Joel will ever perform live again. He canceled all of his scheduled concerts through July 2026 after being diagnosed with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH), a brain condition that affects balance, vision, and hearing. While he is undergoing physical therapy, his future touring status is undetermined.
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shit goin' on. Video reveals ‘dirty’ Victor Wembanyama lunge at OG Anunoby’s leg in latest NBA Finals drama
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What kinda nefarious fuck would do something like that? I really think we're living in dangerous, crazy times. I remain strapped whenever I'm out of the house. Juss' sayin'...
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David Hockney, the iconic British painter who cast a revolutionary gaze across 20th-century art, has died aged 88.
He made his name as a pop artist during the swinging 60s and was perhaps best known for his paintings of swimming pools that helped define the Los Angeles aesthetic.
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This shit's crazy. You can go online and create whatever you want to bet on, and then somebody else will see it and decide if they want to take the bet or not. I read somewhere that as much as twenty million dollars was bet on whether or not that kid who stabbed the other would be acquitted or found guilty. What kinda sick fuck bets on shit like that?
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The Donald needs to stop saying shit before the fact, giving the other guys a chance to deny what he's saying. He went on TV last night saying the Iran thing was a done deal, and then the guys on the other side said 'Well, fuck me. We ain't signed shit yet'. Just go ahead and bomb these motherfuckers back to the stone ages and be done with them. Everything they say is a fuckin' lie, and we all know it.
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When Elon Musk’s SpaceX debuts on Wall Street this morning, the controversial tech titan will almost certainly step into the history books as the world’s first trillionaire. Musk already holds the crown of the world’s wealthiest man - worth roughly $696bn before SpaceX announced its record-breaking initial public offering on Thursday, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index.
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Thursday, June 11, 2026
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The world Cup's a great reason to riot, isn't it?
The opening game of the 2026 World Cup has been marred by violence after protesters fought with riot police outside the Mexico City Stadium.
As the festivities got underway inside the iconic 87,000-seater venue - usually named the Estadio Azteca - there were more insane scenes taking place away from the world's glare just outside the gates.
The stupidity unfolded as protesters - some reportedly made up of the families of those missing in the Mexican drug war - attempted to breach the stadium and were forcibly pushed back by police. A man had a heart attack outside the venue in an unrelated incident. Just 10 minutes before the start of the Mexico-South Africa tournament opener, hundreds of demonstrators approached the grounds from the north-east side, attempting to enter the stadium's inner ring.
They threw flares and rocks at officers and smashed a lorry parked nearby. Riot police were quickly deployed and pushed the demonstrators back up the road, firing tear gas and throwing rocks back in the process.
The Secretariat of Citizen Security of Mexico City (SSC) later confirmed that there were two groups of around 800 protesters, from which nearly 200 hooded individuals broke away. Approximately 300 police officers were deployed, as well as a mounted unit, to disperse the protesters.
Hey - it's just a game, right? What the fuck is going on everywhere?
He sure as shit landed that fish. Damn...

Wild video shows a brave - albeit a bit crazy - fisherman pulling a massive great white shark onto the beach in Nantucket, then jumping on its back to remove the hook and release it back into the ocean.
Veteran angler Elliot Sudal was surf fishing on the Massachusetts island’s south shore Sunday when he hooked the roughly seven-foot shark, then hauled it onto the beach in front of stunned onlookers, the dramatic footage obtained by the Nantucket Current shows.
He wrangled with the apex predator to remove the hook before he dragged it back out to sea by its tail, the clip shows.
Sudal said it was the first great white he’s caught after 13 years in Nantucket.
“Caught 1000-plus sandbars [sandbar sharks] and hundreds of duskys [dusky sharks] off the beach, tagged most of them along the way,” he told the Current. “By no means was targeting that white, you can’t control what picks up your bait.”
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And if they lose, does that mean there's no God, your Holiness?

According to this article, this Bishop has Knicks fans believing they can go all the way - to heaven. A Long Island bishop who used to play college hoops is using his beloved Knicks and their biblical 13-game postseason winning streak to get New Yorkers closer to God.
“Like Peter, James, and John were called from fishing nets, I was called from basketball nets,” Bishop John Barres of the Diocese of Rockville Centre told The Post near the altar of St. Agnes Cathedral. “New York Knicks, 2026, we’re so grateful to you,” he said, “For the wonderful way you’ve turned Madison Square Garden again to just a magical place, and brought so many New Yorkers together.”
Okay. Enough. I think maybe this guy's been tipping into the altar wine a little too often. God wants the Knicks to win. I get it. Sure makes me want to go back to the church of my youth...
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Is America still immune to the soccer virus? Yeah, probably...
It’s World Cup time again, and Americans from Bangor to Batavia don’t even bother to stifle their quadrennial yawns, while more fervent patriots are praying to the God who adjudicates sporting events that the US team flames out early, as usual.
It’s been 32 years since the World Cup first tainted American soil.
The 1994 invasion was a colossal flop, despite the corporate subsidies lavished by Coca-Cola, Mastercard and the usual suspects. The title game – oh, excuse me: match – a thrilling 0-0 tie in regulation between Brazil and Italy, did not win millions of new fans. There's a good reason it's not as big here as it is everywhere else. Americans want to see action. The want home runs. Touchdowns. Bench-clearing brawls. Holes-in-one, even.
What they don't like is the fact that a final game in a world tournament can end in a tie with neither team scoring anything more than just paychecks. It's that simple. And besides, the field's are too big and what the fuck is up with referees holding up colored cards? I don't get it. You probably don't either. Juss' sayin'...
Everybody's got something to bitch about...
As my Father often said, 'If it ain't something it's
something else'. Truer words never spoken...
You can't watch a TV show, read a news item or just sit quietly at the bar and not hear somebody bitching about something. I think it's because everyone has an opinion on basically everything, and they think you give a fuck about what they don't like.
It's kinda like that other adage - 'No matter where you are, there you are...', or something akin to that. I'm not gonna argue about who said. The bitching and moaning is unescapable. Who doesn't like immigrants. Who doesn't like the Mets. Who doesn't like the death penalty. Who doesn't like certain ethnic groups. Who doesn't like chocolate friggin' ice cream, and it goes on and on.
Here's my advice. Don't listen. Walk away. Tell them straight up front you don't give a shit. And then they'll get pissed off that you don't give a shit. It'll never end. Pisses me the fuck off. Juss' sayin'...
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And so it begins...
The match between Mexico and South Africa is scheduled to take place today at 3:00 PM as the opening game of the FIFA World Cup 2026.The game is held in Mexico City at Estadio Azteca.This is a reverse repeat of the opening match from the 2010 World Cup.
I have to be honest - I don't get soccer/futbol at all. It's just a shitload of running around kicking the ball and every once in a while somebody tries to kick it in to the net. If it's such a great sport, how can you have games end in a tie?
And that brings up another question about this FIFA tournament shit - are they going to allow games to end in a tie or - as they say - nil/nil? If so, what was the point of playing? Like I said, I don't get it...
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Ya have to ask - although you'll never get a good, honest answer - how is it compassionate to allow people to set up tents and campsites on City streets? Certainly, there are plenty of parks and open spaces where it would make a little more sense for them to camp out - kinda like the Hooverville encampments during the Great Depressions.
Best as I can figure, the only reason these people wanna stay in the city living in squalid conditions is so that they can stay close to their drug sources. So basically, they're not dealing with a homeless issue - it's a drug issue. Hmmm...
the USA during the Hoover years of the Great Depression.
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This is the kind of throwback we really don't have a need for, but I guess we get 'em anyway, Wanna know why you feel as old as you do? Well, it's because this poster of Farrah Fawcett - certainly an iconic photo if ever there was one, right?
Well, this came out in 1976. Fifty years ago. Half a fuckin' century ago. Now - go ahead. Tell me that doesn't make you fell old as fuck. Juss' sayin'...
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Police blasted water cannons Wednesday at protesters in Northern Ireland who set small fires and hurled bricks, rocks and bottles at them during a second night of violence over a brutal stabbing on a Belfast street.
Demonstrators wearing masks tore bricks from the walls outside homes and smashed sidewalks with sledgehammers to toss at riot police. In one place, the unruly crowd used sections of a dismantled a picket fence to take cover on the street.
The clashes with police came several hours after a 30-year-old man from Sudan appeared in a Belfast court charged with attempted murder in a stabbing attack that left a man seriously injured and triggered anti-immigrant violence.
So here's the question - why doesn't the Newark, NJ Police Department get something like that and just hose the fuckin' shit out of all those morons causing trouble up at Delaney Hall?
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Just my luck. My ship finally comes in and I'm in the airport parking lot trying to remember where I parked the car. This boat was - for a very short time - a ferryboat between St. Thomas and St. John. Heineken was the best selling beer in the Carribbean back in the 80's and 90's when I first moved down there, and Henieken's distibutor, The West Indies Company, paid the ferry operator to paint the boat as a floating billboard.
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Iran launched a barrage of missiles at a trio of US allies in the Middle East early Thursday after American forces carried out a second round of airstrikes in response to Tehran’s “unwarranted and continued aggression.”
Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait were targeted by the Islamic Republic, as happened a day earlier after an initial wave of US attacks.
Kuwait closed its airspace for several hours, but did not elaborate on any damage. Jordan said it intercepted 20 Iranian missiles fired toward an area that is home to a base hosting US troops, though no one was hurt.
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