Sunday, 9 August 2026

RANDOMS 2026 #32

 There is just no way to tell 😂

 


NEWS is Not Even Worth Shit
 


Looking ripped dude 
 


Well he might have a crack at it


 

"Women's" basketball is getting really brutal! 😅


 A healthy breakfast 😂


 
KFC BRO? 😂 


 Of course Mrs Dell hasn't been switched out for some freaky looking transvestite, that's the same woman after some minor cosmetic surgery


  Feeling the vibe... 🥹
 


1950's America - back when gay meant GAY!


 

Wednesday, 5 August 2026

CHANGING TIMES

  

 Times change and this fake 50's style advert would freak most people out these days. Meanwhile coffee has replaced cigarettes now and it's probably doing every bit as much health damage as cigarettes ever were, but won't be widely questioned for decades.
 

Monday, 3 August 2026

LINUX GEEKS

 In this post I'll be referring to "GEEKS" quite a bit. This is not entirely disrespectful, I do appreciate all the work geeks put in, creating open source software. 

But like so many people who have transitioned from Windows to Linux I have come to view geeks as a bizarre sub-species of computer users who take a perverse pleasure in exerting their superiority over NEWBS (I was a newb too)


Making the shift from Windows to Linux is neither massively difficult, nor is it entirely easy. It's a bit of both, but a lot of the information online is biased, or badly presented, or created by geeks who are sometimes making things harder than they need to be.

Possibly some computer geeks place a value on themselves that partly stems from being the only ones who understand the technology, so making them gatekeeper tech gods. Which they get a buzz out of. 

Unfortunately this tends to mean that rather than making things easier for newbs by giving them simple instructions, they often give out incomprehensible instructions like "Just enter this simple command in Terminal". Their condescending tone of "this is all really easy" is infuriating and one of the main reasons so many newbs give up.

Geeks seem to be unwilling to accept that about 90% of people using computers are not other geeks, but regular people who want to have most, or even everything they do accessible through buttons and menus that they can click on. 

Personally I like to do everything on my PC using my mouse, and am about as anti keyboard command as it's possible to be. The very word "type" totally turns me off. "Copy & paste" I can do when necessary, but not "type" What I actually want to see are the words "click on".

Life often plays out in strange ways, and I have brain damage to the left hemisphere of my brain, so am very right brain dominant, but I still use computers anyway, and even sometimes seem to end up trying to explain computer stuff to other non-geeks who just want some basic instructions. 

My perspective from being a right brain computer user is a bit different to most of the people who are usually commentating on this stuff, so I imagine any actual geeks who see my posts might view me as a clueless idiot. Which I sort of am.

During the process of transitioning from Windows 7 (Yes, I was still using Win 7 up until 2024) to Linux Mint, it struck me that a lot of the information online is confusing rather than helpful, and I wish I could have read (Yes READ, not viewed endless badly done videos) web-pages that explained things in a way that made sense to me.

Now I want to leave some notes for my friends who at some point will be wanting to escape the clutches of Microsoft. Windows 11 is likely to be the final straw for a lot of people with it's obvious and intrusive spyware, so the end of Windows for non sheeple is looming close on the horizon. 

Linux is the only real option for anyone who wants to continue using a computer without selling their soul to the deep state. (Yes, Apple & Google are spying too)

As I've found from sticking with Windows 7 and refusing to use Windows 8 or Windows 10, it is possible to soldier on for years with an unsupported operating system. 

But installing Windows 7 on more modern hardware is a pig of a job, mainly because sorting out drivers can be really tricky, and there are ever increasing problems with software no longer working properly. 

Linux is the future and I think everyone who wants to use a computer with some degree of privacy is going to have to get the hang of it. So that's why I do a few Linux posts attempting to clarify things.

Sunday, 2 August 2026

RANDOMS 2026 #31

 Ever wondered why vapes are so popular?

 

It's winter - time to harden up and get outside!


 

The girls don't sing. They just wave. 😂 


 

Back in 1938 when men were men.


 

I love it when normies say "show me the studies" 😂


Is Facebook using AI accounts to generate online conflict?. I've seen the same pattern recently on most of the accounts that pop up on my posts and start giving me shit.

They sound like angry militant libturds, but in actual fact they are old accounts that haven't posted anything for over five years and have very few friends.

All of a sudden they have started posting angry but meaningless comments on the current controversial subjects. They never reply if questioned, and they never do any other activities on FB.

This "Karyn Amoore" account is a typical example. Go Karyn! 
 


But it's a woman's right to expose her penis



Persistence pays off


 
I'm sure a lot of the profile pictures on Facebook are slightly deceiving.



Racism in New Zealand...




A rare unedited historic NZ photo 😁


Saturday, 1 August 2026

GOOD ADVICE


At the start of 2026 I switched over to a carnivore diet. I'd already tried quite a few dietary experiments, and found from trial and error that eating some types of vegetables was really messing me up. So I had already stopped eating most of them.

But it took decades for me to grasp that ALL plants are toxic to humans including fruits and herbs. It was only once I cut out plants 100% that I saw huge and rapid improvements in my health.

In fact the improvements I've had this year are so remarkable that even today on August 1st, a full eight months later, I'm still stunned at the changes. Essentially I'm now a different person to the one I was a year ago, back when I was slowly killing myself with all those delicious "healthy" fruit smoothies and gluten free breads.

There are several researchers who have woken me up to what plants are doing to us, but the one who I think really educated me was Joachim Bartoll. It's mainly doing the things he talks about on his website, that has transformed my health this year.


 I highly recommend his ebook Unbroken: A Life Rebuilt From Within in which he describes his full recovery from cancer outlines what he did to reverse it. The ebook is available for free download in his website


This isn’t just another memoir. Unbroken: A Life Rebuilt From Within is a no-holds-barred chronicle of the darkest valley I’ve ever walked; the brink of death in early 2018, staring down multiple tumors in my legs, a deadly brainstem tumor, and the terrifying slide toward multi-organ failure. Doctors gave me three months to live, with no offered help other than amphetamines, which I refused. But this story isn’t about defeat; it’s about defiance, discovery, and a radical rebirth. It traces my lightning-fast physical recovery in mere months, followed by the grueling, eight-and-a-half-year battle against lingering mental fatigue and neurological damage. What pulled me back? Not modern medicine’s poisons or the plant-based myths peddled by the food and pharma industries. It was a return to our ancient, species-appropriate blueprint: the raw hypercarnivore diet, grounded in anthropology, biology, human physiology, endocrinology, and biochemistry.

Structured as a seamless chronological biography in two interwoven threads, this book pulls no punches. The first part introduces you to the man I became; my unyielding core values as a truth-seeker, explorer, and free thinker; my early life on a Swedish farmstead teeming with animals and hard lessons; my dive into creative worlds like digital art, the underground demo scene, and bodybuilding; and my decades-long career as an elite coach, writer, and consultant in fitness and nutrition. You’ll see the seeds of curiosity planted young, the friendships that shaped me, and the pivotal moments that forged my stubborn refusal to accept authority’s lies.

The second part dives deep into the science that saved me, dismantling the illusions of mainstream health dogma. I expose the fraud of “nutrition science” as nothing more than ideology, reveal the truth of our biological terrain through German New Medicine, and lay out the undeniable evidence for humans as obligate hypercarnivores. You’ll learn exactly how I reversed “incurable” cancer and organ failure, not with drugs or surgery, but by aligning with our evolutionary design: abundant raw animal foods that flood the body with bioavailable protein, saturated fats, cholesterol, enzymes, and cofactors. No more toxins from plants’ defense chemicals, no more carb-fueled inflammation, no more synthetic crutches. This isn’t theory; it’s lived proof, through me and hundreds of clients. I break down tumors and cancer as the body’s intelligent response to chronic assault, not some random “disease,” and show how effortless it is to heal when you remove the obstacles and trust physiology’s wisdom. 

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