An introduction to my humble abode.

So...if you found your way to this humble little spot, odds are you either found me through BlueSky, Tumblr...or X...

Regardless, welcome to my blog.

This here is where I'll be talking about the things that nobody really cares to. This isn't a place where I meekly "let people enjoy things", but a place where I like to open the door for critical thinking that goes beyond whatever simplistic take one may have on life. I felt like Tumblr stopped being a good place to really talk due to the lack of activity.

If you're the tl;dr type...You aren't gonna enjoy yourself here. Articles will usually be kept open for comments for about two weeks (maybe less than that if little to no activity from different users for a week at least), and I expect so decorum. This is not a place I intend to step back and "let people enjoy things" or "have their fun", so also keep that in mind; heckling me to do so won't do you any good.

I hope you find some sort of amusement or thought provocation in this blog!

Jimbo, out.

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