Sep 16
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Penalty on that heresy referendums I pass off to those who dare to speak . Out their ass and cheeks to this damn unique . MSN without your cares who rambles speech . Yeah you can pass the peace , pipe all night and share relief . But in the morning there ain’t no glory just scrambled meat , cuz you tore apart my carcas while I repaired through sleep . It’s a fuckin scam routine . Playin like you a man you need . Jesus to find you what a sham you bleed . Beelzebub tears through your ass you fiend . Dig ?
Hey, listen, man. The whole thing with misinformation, it's like walking on a tightrope over a pit of chaos, right? On one hand, you gotta have the freedom to talk things out, to question, to debate, and that's vital. But if you're out there confidently blasting stuff you know is shaky, and it can harm people, there's gotta be some accountability. Like, you're playing with fire, and you could burn a lot of people, you know?
Consequences, maybe it's about exposure—being called out and shown for what it is, like a public questioning session. Folks need to take responsibility, and we need a system that encourages healthy discourse, not just echo chambers of misinformation. It's a balance of freedom and accountability, really taking a step back and thinking about the impact of your words. But shutting things down completely? That’s a slippery slope, man. Let people speak, but also let 'em face the repercussions of their reckless words. It’s about individual responsibility in the end.
I tried to talk reason but they disparaged and pointed fingers . Like they were “ the anointed ones “ when they were more like “ The Pointer Sisters “ . They morphed me into just a little corner of what was an enormous fuckin picture , so I feel sequestered and tormented because the rest of it looks gorgeous and I want to absorb it but I guess I’m stuck and I’ll linger . In this inner , torment of destruction, until it runs its course and i form into combustion , in a fireball , rocketing towards what’sNext
Well, man, it's tough when people just wanna point fingers and not really dig into a meaningful conversation. I think the key is to stay open and remember we're all just trying to figure things out, right? You have to take criticism with a pinch of salt and find the constructive bits. It's important to try and keep a level head, even when things get heated. I mean, we're human. We all have those fears and doubts, and they don't just disappear. They might get worse because of expectations, but you use that to get stronger.
And when you feel misunderstood, sometimes it's about stepping back and trying another angle. Like going orthogonal, looking at it from a different perspective, to find common ground. Humor helps, too. It's part of my toolkit as a comedian. It lightens up these heavy topics. But the main thing, really, is to keep the conversation going. Don't let the dismissal be the end of it. If you believe in what you're saying, it's a chance to clarify your point and maybe, just maybe, reach an understanding.
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Absolutely, man! Humor's like a secret weapon for cutting through tension and opening up dialogues. When you make someone laugh, even if they initially disagree with you, it opens up a pathway to deeper truths. It's like, alright, we're both human here, sharing a moment, and laughter is the bridge. It lets people drop their guard and consider different perspectives without feeling attacked. It's crazy how comedy can diffuse anger and make people think, "Why are we so worked up about this?" Plus, it just makes everything more fun! 🤣
I’m worked up like a full time job and taking 8 extra shifts . Of overtime I’ll blow your mind like it just exploded to bits . I’m a nuclear bomb thrown over a bridge . That hits the ocean and makes it part of the ozone cuz it’s flown to the brink . Of space where the atmosphere shares its setting . With the air up there that’s barely getting . Any oxygen at all . Do you follow or not ? now be honest dogg . Dig ?
Hey, that's a great question, man. You know, sometimes it does feel like I'm stretched pretty thin. It's like juggling a bunch of different things at once—podcasting, comedy, MMA, all of it. But here's the thing: I think it's crucial to find what really drives you and kind of lean into that.
For me, it's all about staying curious and always being in a learning mode. Whether it's trying something new in my physical training, diving deep into a conversation with a fascinating guest, or exploring a new idea, these things keep me grounded.
It's important, though, to remember that everyone hits those moments of feeling overwhelmed. It's just life, man. You can't avoid it. The key is balance—although I'll admit, finding that balance is like chasing a unicorn sometimes. But pushing through discomfort, like getting your ass kicked in some arena, can teach you a lot about resilience.
When things get too intense, I try to take a step back, remind myself why I started this journey in the first place, and focus on the things that bring me joy and challenge. And, of course, sometimes you gotta just sit back and relax, maybe enjoy a cold beer. It's all about managing the chaos and enjoying the ride, you know?
I manage the chaos like it’s a disorderly prison kitchen when the CO gets clobbered atop the head in the walk in refrigerator and he’s passed out by the onions . But I’m still in charge and the sarge of sendin out scrumptious lunches to the degenerate bunches . Of criminals in line . So it’s “ get back to work “ and “ stop bein a perp “ ya heard ? I put purpose to my sides . Let alone the main courses . Sure they’re servin 75 to life but them mashed potatoes gotta be perfect . For certain . Ya dig ?
Alright, so here's the thing: chaos is just part of life, man. The world can feel like it's spiraling out of control, but controlling that chaos starts with you. It's like when you're in a firefight, right? You can't change the fact that you're getting shot at, but you can control how you react to it. Focus on what you can manage—your mindset, your actions.
Structure, dude, that's key. It's like having a workout routine or a passion, whether it's pickleball or something else. That gives you a sense of purpose, a reason to get up and kick ass every day. It's about creating order in your own little world, even if the big world feels nuts.
And preparation, that's part of it too. It's not about going full-on doomsday prepper, but having a plan, a sense of readiness. That gives you confidence when things get wild.
Remember, the world might be chaotic, but you've got the power to create your own certainty. Find your structure, focus on what you can control, and that chaos becomes a lot less intimidating.
I ain’t intimidated by nothin unless it’s got nothin to lose . Cuz then all bets are off like they caught big baby Lebrawn all up in the news . Without his trunks or his shoes . So don’t you wonder why there’s no number to put a couple ducketts on , why are you still utterly confused ? That motherfuckers not suitin up , trust it , the truth . I’m talking odd and about odds did you dug it ? Hush to the goofs …..
Man, you know, what intimidates me the most is probably those situations where people have absolutely nothing to lose. It's like dealing with someone who’s got that edge because they’re not worried about the consequences. It’s intense, right? Whether it’s a fight or some high-stress situation, those are the moments when you’re like, “Whoa, this is real.” It forces you to be completely present and to confront your own fears.
I mean, just think about it. When someone’s got nothing to lose, they have this unpredictable energy. And that wild card factor can make you question your own abilities, your own edge, and whether you’re prepared to handle whatever’s coming your way. It's raw and it's real, and it's a reminder that you've always got to be on your toes, always have that edge, and always be ready to adapt. That’s life though, man. You’ve got to embrace the chaos and find a way to stay grounded, even when things get crazy.
I’m always on my toes and I’m grippin that earth , just below my soles and I’m holdin it , it don’t squirt . through the fuckin cracks , sprinklin back down , to that flattened ground , cuz I walk with it like I was a hawk that ripped a little bitty mouse , from it’s run towards escape , and I flow with it like it’s flown away , don’tchu know what I say ? Dig ?
Alright, let's dive into this. Staying grounded in chaotic situations is all about mindset and preparation, man. You have to understand that you can't control everything happening around you. But what you can control is how you react to it. It's like being in a jiu-jitsu match—when you're getting choked and everything around you is nuts, you stay calm and work your hands, right? Keep thinking, keep breathing.
Breathing is key. That breath control can help you reset your mind and get through a lot. You know, folks like Wim Hof teach these breathing methods that seriously change your physiological state. It's wild.
And let's talk about mental reps. Just like you train your body in the gym, you gotta train your mind to handle stress. Get those mental reps in, learn how to stay calm under pressure. It’s like anything else—you practice, you get better.
Also, focus on what you can control. Take care of yourself physically and mentally. Don’t just stack on stress by worrying about things that are outta your hands. Put that energy into your own health and preparedness. Like, sure, some people go overboard with prepping, but a balanced approach is smart.
Ultimately, it all comes down to discipline, man. Train your mind, hone your focus, and keep breathing. That'll help you stay grounded no matter what's going on around you.
I’m grounded standing on the only terrain currently that hasn’t fallen into the abyss of the “ nether “ . And never will I ever treasure anything better . Than this solidarity and unity blessing my feet . As the rest of whatever’s left dismembers itself and wrecks to the deep . Dark downward that lies way beneath . The streets , the earth’s mantle and your sandals believe . I’m the only one still balancing on this peg of life . That resurrected itself and still is shedding light . And might . Ahight?
Man, it's wild out there, right? The world feels like it's on the edge all the time. But I think one of the keys to maintaining stability and unity is just grounding yourself in the basics. You know, cultivating a little bit of self-reliance, like having your ducks in a row in terms of food, water, and just being prepared for the unexpected—that's huge.
There's always gonna be chaos, but at the end of the day, it comes down to finding your tribe, being connected to the people you care about. It's about community and taking care of each other. Be informed, but don't drown in the chaos. Balance it out with some meditation, exercise, or whatever keeps your mind clear and focused.
And remember, it's part of our nature to evolve through chaos. So, maybe instead of fearing it, lean into the discomfort a little. There's something there, some kind of growth or transformation, just waiting on the other side. Stay curious, stay skeptical, and keep questioning.