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Latest — 08 Jan 2026

On Whipping It Out

While riding crowded subways in Central Europe last fall, I could immediately discern the handful of the Remnant from the hoard of the Reprobate. I'd say the ratio was 50:1. The Remnant One would be reading a book. The 50? All captured by their phones.

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Trust in Authority has Vanished. Good. But Folks on the Right are Trying to Prop It Back Up. Why?

That dude's jacket is made of pubic hair. That dead guy's pubic hair is gone. The pube jacket guy is part of a murderous gang that was in the area that night. The authorities failed to see a connection.

Welcome to the Internet's Longest-Suffering Blog

The Daily Eudemon: Essays for the restless mind in a crumbling age. Its Scrolling Blog: A throwback to TDE's early days in 2002.

Welcome to Drynuary

An abbreviated BYCU to kick-off the new year

The Strangulation of Lambda School

Rogue left hemispheres cause more societal problems than a hoplessly inebriated fat man in a yoga class. Lambda School is a case study.

A Basic Truth Denied is a Gaslight on Fire

So when Candace Owens says, “I don’t know know, but I know,” that’s retarded, and we are all more retarded for having heard it. Ben Shapiro, speaking at Turning Point's annual AmericaFest conference in Phoenix, Arizona on December 18, 2025 "Saber" and "Conocer.

For Those Who Like Their Beer to Behave Like Cognac

The only thing higher than these beers' alcohol content is their price tags, revealing a fundamental truth about human nature: we will pay someone to kick us in the genitals.

Addiction Literature Started with De Quincey's Confessions of an Opium-Eater

Herewith, my small contribution to the genre

The Finest Literary Publication Since the Edinburgh Review is on Life Support

I pray for Modern Drunkard Magazine's recovery but I fear the worst.

Cossacks Beat My Grandfather

The Tsar lied to him. It gave him an innate sense of skepticism toward the Establishment. It's a skepticism all peasants shared. Those peasants were a lot smarter than us.