Deciding whether or not to get rid of some of these but I still have a soft spot for them haha. Would be curious to know if you guys have all moved to the more modern machines or if some of you are still playing on some older emulation handhelds and which/why. By older I mean, ones that were released 5 or more years ago.
Where shall the noble group of treehouse dwellers, ketamine poppers, kool-aid drinkers, quake master players, and greaser posting analyzers go to discuss topics of the utmost importance if our club gets deemed unredditable and we are left without a digital homeland to conduct our psionic thought-provoking mindlink experiments?
Perhaps we will migrate en masse to r/milliondollarextreem, where the sacred scrolls of schizophrenia are soon to be studied under blacklight. Or maybe we slip quietly into r/altcomedy, blending in among the unhinged and the terminally ironic, dropping our microdosed philosophy between bits about airline food and ego death. If we play our cards right —and by that I mean maintain plausible deniability— we could even colonize r/jreepodcast, slowly turning the comment section into a 3-hour monologue about DMT entities, 90s LAN parties, and the spiritual implications of the Joe Rogan Experience.
Worst case scenario, we fracture into different locations in segregated woods all around the globe as “The Greaser Oracle” guides us through our next base camps where we will conduct coordinated watch-a-tons of some of the greatest hits in the MDE catalog alongside old Idubbbz videos and Xavier: Renage Angel episodes. Some of us will go full schizo and start a podcast. Others will simply vanish into the cold night, never to be heard from again except in the occasional cryptic bumper sticker sighting.
Wherever we end up, remember the sacred law: the MIRTH must continue. The Raped must be studied. The posts must remain psionically charged.
Stay mindful, cowboys.
As opposed to something else that is also considered very underrated such as Delocated, which frequently gets mentioned here and people sing it's praises (not to say Delocated is bad obviously, I find a lot of enjoyment with it) but Jack and Triumph? I don't EVER see anybody talking about this show, but I love it to bits and maybe this will inspire some of you to give it a chance or reminisce about what it was and what could've been. I've watched it for the first time 2 years ago in 2024, and have rewatched every episode yearly since then, it was supposed to run for 20 episodes but had an extremely short 7-episode run, from what I can gather it wasn't necessarily cancelled but rather the creators pulled out early due to budget reasons and because they felt it wasn't fitting for the network, which to be honest, is fair, this doesn't really feel very [as] but it's a big time comfort watch imho. It may be just a cheesy pseudo-parody sitcom filmed in front of a live studio audience but it puts a big smile to my face any time I watch it.
The show is a very tropey sitcom, Jack is the nicer than nice goofball character, optimistic and ready to do anything to help the people around him out, Triumph's whole goal is to one up other people for his own benefit, he only really cares about Jack but will throw him under the bus if to profit himself, June is the old lady who was Jack's TV mom but now they all live together, the audience always gets a big laugh whenever she says something crass, she and Triumph are always at each other's necks. There's other random recurring characters such as Tracy who has so little screen time that I barely even know what her relationship is with the main characters and some guest stars that are also very randomly in episodes such as that dude who made the chocolate rain song and one of the members from NSYNC lol. The best parts are the on location segments that happen at every episode, they find a reason to go to some X place to do Y thing and in the way Triumph roasts random people, pretty funny stuff.
For those who have never seen it, sharing because I find it very interesting, the censored version is more easily findable on YT. This doc touches heavily on the whole controversy between Tim vs 4chan and Twitter trolls and later on Sam from back in the day, one of the best all-in-one archives of the Tim cuck era in 2016 to my knowledge, the beef is over though.
I compiled a 28-track, 62 minute version of that one Kanye album that will never ever see the light of day, I tried to get the best versions of each track, but that's up for debate and subjective opinion of course, and with some of these I couldn't settle for just one so they have 2 different versions included.
Listener discretion might be advised to some, the contents on a handful of these songs are... bizarre to say the least, but you guys are cultured, so you'll be expecting it.
Some of you might get a kick out of this so I decided to share my copy because, why not? Enjoy.
I made a 28-track comp of the album for my personal listening and couldn't find an image of the cover with both the dog and the klansfellas, I've only ever seen just the dog or just the two persons so I made a quick edit myself, figured I'd share here in case anyone else would like to have it, sorry if already been made, like I said, I didn't find it myself.
Maybe I'm crazy but I honestly think the censored version of this intro in particular might be cooler than the uncensored one, we miss out on the graphic between the drawings and the opening credits though which is a shame.
I was never a big fan of the advice videos with Sam stream clips or whatever else, always felt weird to know that there are fellas out there paying to be given advice by Sam Hyde of all people, but I really enjoy this one in particular, this was before World Peace, pre-everything, just felt like sharing because it has such a low view count and has Sam being so earnest some almost 15 years ago.