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There’s nothing quite like snuggling up on a comfy sofa, like the marshmallow sofa with some popcorn and your favorite movie. But if you’re not careful, that perfect movie night can quickly turn into a disaster, if you don’t have the right sofa. So, let’s introduce you to the marshmallow chair. Here are some tips… Continue reading How to Have the Most Comforting Movie Night on Your New Marshmallow Sofa?

Full Disclosure: I got an email from the Amazon seller asking me to leave a positive review on Amazon if I was happy with the product. I was happy with the product. All photos unedited for accuracy. – My partner has been having recurring Urinary Tract Infections recently. Don’t worry. He’s fine. It’s just an… Continue reading clantilyscad – An impersonal personal blog

From their indiegogo page: ELF emmit: A Wearable for the Optimized Self ELF emmit improves focus, sleep, stress, & more, combining ancient traditions and modern technology. ELF emmit uses non-invasive and FDA Approved technology to actively influence positive change in your daily life by emitting pulses at specific frequencies, optimized to attain a desired state… Continue reading I asked a Mechanical Engineer about ELF Emmit. This is what he said.

Conor McGregor landed more punches (111 of 430, 26%) in 10 rounds and at a better percentage than Manny Pacquiao (81 of 429, 19%) did in 12 rounds. This is a monumental achievement for a man boxing analysts said had a 0% chance of winning the fight. Not only were the fight metrics impressive, it… Continue reading McGregor Performed Better Than Pacquiao Against Mayweather

Conor McGregor landed more punches (111 of 430, 26%) in 10 rounds and at a better percentage than Manny Pacquiao (81 of 429, 19%) did in 12 rounds. This is a monumental achievement for a man boxing analysts said had a 0% chance of winning the fight. Not only were the fight metrics impressive, it… Continue reading McGregor Performed Better Than Pacquiao Against Mayweather

When I was 14, I had a Yahoo Geocities website. It was terrible. It was everything you expected from a 14-year-old’s personal webpage—autoplaying music, self-congratulatory inside jokes, and a whole lot of pop-culture (Invader Zim!) references. One of the sections of the site was a “shrines” page, which contained collages of whatever male celebrities I… Continue reading Some Thoughts on Chester Bennington

I’ve been using Acuvue Oasys for years now. When they first came out, every eye doctor I had told me they were the best. They are both disposable and extended-wear, so can be worn for 24 hours and replaced every 2 weeks. They are made from silicone hydrogel, which is considered superior to regular hydrogel… Continue reading Why I Won’t Switch to Hubble: No Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses

New Yorkers are fearing the impending April 2019 shutdown of the Manhattan to Brooklyn L subway line. The contract for Hurricane Sandy repairs spanning the train tracks between 8th Avenue and Bedford Ave, Williamsburg, was awarded two years ago and plan to last at least 15 months, ending by August 2020. The issue has been… Continue reading The MTA Released Alternative Travel Plans for L Train Shutdown and They’re Awful

When you don’t sleep for several days, you start to hallucinate. Some people it’s visual, they start seeing things move that aren’t there. For me, it was the auditory sense that started going first. I heard chanting in the fan—deep, guttural, alien chanting. When I was able to fall asleep it was for two hours… Continue reading https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24RIl-vFBs8

If you’ve been following LGBT issues at all, then you’ve probably heard about Fallon Fox. She’s a professional mixed martial artist who caused a great deal of controversy when questions came up last March about her medical history–specifically that she’s a transgender woman fighting other women. The controversy garnered even more mainstream media coverage after Joe Rogan… Continue reading Fallon Fox Has Already Lost