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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Humpday Potpourri Episode #262 (opens the original)
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Doc and Joker discuss the terrible welfare queen ad put out by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee, the grow phenomenon of Ai mash up games and NYT executive shot by in-laws for violence against her children.Doc’s Links🚨MindsRumbleOdyseeGabTwitter<a href="https://rumble.com/v3rmi92-humpday-potpourri-ep.123-ancient-people-in-america-oldest
Is It a Good Time to Build a Computer? (opens the original)
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I’ve been seriously considering building a new computer. Not only because I love the process but as PC components have only gotten more expensive I fear that will continue to be the trend. I’m conflicted that the PC market won’t correct next year and the prices will be even tougher to swallow. If I’m wrong then waiting would result in deep savings. What do you think? Don’t forget to vote on the poll and to comment below! The Poll<a href="https://velvetroompublishing.substack.com/p/did-you-buy-dr
The American Society of Magical Negroes Review (opens the original)
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Velvet Room Publishing releases paid film reviews. The American Society for Magical Negroes was selected to be the film reviewed for September 2026. To read this review and all other film reviews on Velvet Room Publishing then please consider becoming a paid subscriber.Subscribe now Read more
In the Velvet Room with Jokerthefool #380 (opens the original)
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Joker talks about a disabled infant being euthanized in the Netherlands. He also talks about Nicki Minaj backing Trump in the midterms.First ArticleSecond ArticleCheck Out My LinksSubscribe no
Did You Buy Dressmaker? (opens the original)
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Dressmaker is a niche Steam game that's broken out into the mainstream to some degree. The game is quite literally its name. The player makes dresses either as commissions for NPCs or their own designs that can be sold to NPCs and of course shared online. It's being praised for its attention to detail and good grasp of game design so I might just pick it up since it's cheap enough for me to justify it. What about you? Don't forget to vote on the poll and to comment below!The Poll<a href="https:/
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