US Political Agenda Echoes in Europe: The Copy-Paste Politics of Hate

 A few days ago, I saw a video on TikTok or YouTube with some Spanish politician saying that a high percentage of crimes are committed by foreigners and that among those, a large portion are committed by Moroccans. It’s basically the same kind of rhetoric that Kirk (the one who died a few months ago, I think) used to say. It’s like the U.S. discourse being copy-pasted into Spain. Everything the U.S. says seems to get replicated in Europe, doesn’t it? I find that part really disgusting.

If they truly wanted to eliminate street violence, it would be very easy but they don’t want to do that, just like I said in a previous post. The goal seems to be to spread hate and mess with ordinary people. It’s ugly, because it no longer feels like just an opinion  it feels like a preplanned political program that’s being pushed as a way to “escape” the left-wing government. It’s sad to see people falling for it like that.

Anyway, do you guys want a “funny” Hitler video now? Apparently, that’s allowed this year. (Yes, that’s sarcasm, in case you didn’t notice.)

Best product placement ever - Google Pixel at Balon D'oro

After Dembele picked up the Ballon d’Or this year(few minutes ago), the presenter suddenly yelled “SELFIE TIME!” out of nowhere. Then he just strutted across the stage with his phone in hand like he was in a commercial.Nice product placement 

Sorry Jaguar: The Market Rejected Your Cars, Not Your "Logo"

 This article is basically claiming Jaguar’s rebranding caused a 98% sales collapse. Honestly, I’m not sure if it was really the “rebranding” itself (which would be kind of logical, haha), or if they’re just trying to pin the blame on that instead of admitting the real problems: overpriced cars, weaker product lineup, and poor marketing. 
Even my friend bought themselves a Range Rover with a Jaguar motor, sorry Jaguar it's not LGBTQs fault

Bet354 - La Liga #2 2025

Weekend bet : total flop. Bonus bet incoming to recover the losses. Vinicius might be the sleeper pick nobody’s talking about.

 Before stage two, we’ll actually do some real analysis, unlike last time, which was just hoping

Bet354 - La Liga #1 2025

 I start with €5, making 1–2 bets of €0.50 each per stage. If I win on day one, I can bet again in the same stage. Let’s see how much I end up with by the end of the league.

Back from vacations

 Going on vacation is pure blis if you're traveling with people who are roughly your vibe. You know, same energy level, similar chaos tolerance, and ideally, more than three or four of them. That way, the group dynamic stays fresh, and there's always someone up for snacks or spontaneous karaoke.

Now, finding those magical travel companions? Not easy. For some, it's like assembling the Avengers. But if you've got the hold on tight. They're gold.

But here’s the real gem I took away from this trip: Think more about yourself. Not in a selfish, "I’m the main character and everyone else is background noise" kind of way. More like: this is your time. Don’t hand it over to someone else’s schedule, mood swings, or indecisiveness. Be free. Try weird stuff. Do cool things. Be the person who says “yes” to paddleboarding at sunset or dancing in the rain.

(Disclaimer: If you’re traveling with your partner, give them your time. All of it. Be their personal butler if needed. That’s love. But for everyone else? Boundaries, baby.)

Fixing the Streets Isn’t Rocket Science

I think it's actually pretty easy to get violence off the streets in Spain, but people always have to make a big fuss about it. Sure, it might take a while, but when someone’s walking around asking 'hey friend, got a cigarette ("amego tenes un cegarro)? or whatever things that make the streets unsafe; just quietly send him the fuck back to his country and ban him from entering again.

If they don’t want to remove all these foreigners from the country, then at least let people talk about it. Let the rumors spread, and things will calm down quickly.

No need to do what Hitler did just sending a few poor guys home would be enough.

Maybe it’s not ethical, but it's still better than being a Nazi.

Leveling Up My Digital Playground

 With all the visits my blog has been getting lately, I've decided it's time for an upgrade! I'm moving to better hosting (yep, no more messing around), changing the CMS (that's the blogging software—I always get confused too), and soon, the new design will look so good you'll think you're on the wrong site!

But wait, there's more—I'm adding some fun new pages: a cool programming section to show off my tech skills, a web game page perfect for wasting a bit of time (you're welcome), a TikTok page so I can finally put my scrolling addiction to good use, and maybe even a streaming page with darts, car stuff, or moto vlogs—haven't picked yet. Ideas welcome!

I'm going for a more professional look and will get serious about SEO (yeah, I said CEO before, my bad!) to get even more traffic. I might also create a forum or something similar, because what's better than chatting with strangers on the internet?

Maybe I'll add logins for games or something special, who knows? The sky's the limit! My big goal? Getting ten times more visits and hopefully earning some extra money each month. And if one of these new ideas takes off, I could even become a full-time blogger relaxing on a beach somewhere (gotta dream big!).

Stick around! Maybe someday my random thoughts will get borrowed by famous YouTubers—and they'll conveniently "forget" to credit their brilliant source: ME. Now that would be funny!

Haha new american car 2025

Source zoso

Why That Hammer Test on TikTok Proves Nothing

 The ads you see on TikTok and elsewhere for screen protectors often show some guy smashing different protectors with a hammer, and only his doesn’t break.

But to truly be 100% sure it works, it should be tested while installed on an actual phone screen, not just on a table. A protector might survive the hammer, but that doesn’t mean your phone screen won’t crack underneath.

So (like in this TikTok video), try again — but as I said, it needs to be tested on a real device.

The Art of Nitpicking: Because Your Opinion Matters Most (Apparently)

 I wrote years ago about Mat Watson from Carwow: his reviews often skip things that actually matter, and he throws in a lot of subjective nonsense. Like complaining about VW’s touchscreen instead of physical buttons—sure, I don’t like it either, but that doesn’t mean it’s automatically bad for everyone. He moans about things not fitting his personal taste, as if that’s some universal truth.

And today I saw a short from MKBHD doing the exact same thing. He’s upset that Samsung’s latest update makes you swipe down twice to access settings—one swipe shows notifications, the second brings up quick settings. He says, “No one should copy Samsung.” Why? Just because he doesn’t like it? Maybe someone else prefers it that way! And the kicker: he even admits in the same video that you can change it back to the old behavior with a simple setting. So what’s he whining about? It’s pointless complaining for the sake of complaining.

Honestly, we don’t need these self-important “preferences” shoved down our throats. It can be funny if someone’s bias is presented creatively, but most of the time it’s just annoying.