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09/25/2026

Happy Friday yall!

09/22/2026

Alright, I will play along!

Put your photo into ChatGPT and enter the following prompt:

“Based on this photo, put me on the tv show that I look like I belong on.”

I’d say not far off. 🤣 🤠

Post your results in the comments!👇🏼

09/11/2026

Take a moment of silence and remember those we lost this day. A day I will never get. I was a freshman at Comstock Park Panthers high school. Sitting in Mr. Steven Virkstis science class. He turned on the tv to see what the student was talking about that came running in our classroom. We watched the planes hit and the tower start to fall and he shut it off. Not knowing who might have family over there, he left that for our parents to explain.

Last night, September 9, 2,977 drones rose over New York Harbor and formed the Twin Towers at full architectural scale.

The lights first gathered into a helix, swirling upward before assembling into the shape of the towers.

There were exactly 2,977 lights, one for every person killed in the September 11 attacks.

The installation, called “2,977 Lights Over New York Harbor,” was created for the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and shaped with input from victims’ families, survivors and first responders. Among those involved was retired FDNY firefighter Tim Brown, who lost close friends on 9/11. Three of the lights honored firefighters Chris Blackwell, Terry Hatton and Michael Lynch.

The towers eventually broke apart back into individual lights.

08/20/2026

Anybody else?! 🤣

06/05/2026

Michigan officially discovered that roundabouts are not traffic circles…

They’re trust exercises. 🚗❄️💀

On paper, it’s simple:

Slow down.

Yield.

Enter.

Take your exit.

Easy.

Michigan drivers looked at that and said:

“Okay… but what’s the guy in the lifted F-150 about to do?” 😭

The first car enters confidently.

The second car slams the brakes for no reason.

The third car signals left, goes right, then changes their mind halfway through.

And somehow somebody from out of state is already doing three complete laps trying to find the correct exit.

Traffic flow has become a science experiment.

Meanwhile the pickup truck crowd arrives.

They’re towing a fishing boat for Lake Michigan.

A snowmobile trailer.

A camper headed Up North.

Or enough hunting gear to disappear into the Upper Peninsula until deer season ends.

The trailer swings a little wide.

Everybody notices.

Nobody makes eye contact. 💀

Then there’s the Michigan retiree driving 14 mph through the entire roundabout like it’s a scenic tour of the Great Lakes State.

The line behind them stretches halfway to Traverse City. 😭

Turn signals become optional.

Some people use them.

Some don’t.

And at least one driver has had their blinker on continuously since leaving Grand Rapids in 2024.

Multi-lane roundabouts are where Michigan really shines.

One lane says left.

One lane says right.

Most drivers understand.

A few decide that lane markings are merely suggestions.

Because in Michigan, missing your exit isn’t an option.

Crossing two lanes at the last second is apparently the preferred strategy. 💀

Now add:

❄️ Lake-effect snow

🌧️ Freezing rain

🌬️ 30 mph wind

🦌 A deer standing nearby judging everyone’s decisions

And suddenly the roundabout feels less like traffic engineering and more like a survival challenge.

The engineers said:

“This will improve traffic flow.”

Michigan said:

“We’re going to make this interesting.”

It’s not just a roundabout.

It’s a circle of confidence, confusion, pickup trucks, boat trailers, winter weather, and split-second decisions.

And somehow...

everybody eventually ends up at Meijer anyway. 🚗😂❄️

🚗🌲🦌

05/25/2026