Exposed: The Nonsense Continues

Welcome Back to “What Is Going to Come Out of My Mouth This Week?”

Not a whole lot, because I’ve got whatever plague is going around, and my energy is currently dedicated to hot tea, cold medicine, and scrolling through the big rig shenanigans in Kenton. (Seriously, though—are y’all okay over there? Some of those photos are hilarious, but others? Full-on Final Destination flashbacks.)

But rumor has it, I’m apparently still living rent-free in some people’s heads, which is great! And if you’re here for the shirt related to all the crazy stuff that happens around this blog—don’t worry, they’re almost ready. Keep checking back on my Facebook page for updates!

Now, onto this week’s articles... or, well, this. But hey, big news! Someone (who shall remain nameless) reached out to inform me that I’ve apparently missed my calling as an unpaid personal photographer and writer. Seems they think I should be following them around “to get the facts straight,” snapping pics and writing what they want, and—of course—doing it all for free. (Must’ve missed that lesson in Blogger 101.)

Sorry, but that’s a big, fat no from me.

I did let them know that if they really wanted to talk, they could email me—professionally. Shockingly, that didn’t seem to work for them. So, after some fun interactions, I had to go ahead and hit that block button on Facebook.

Now, I do want to let all my readers know that I sent out interview questions about village cleanup to two local villages with one rule: whoever gets their answers back first by the set date will get the first blog release. Pretty simple, right? So let’s see what happens—because if the drama after the park project post taught us anything, it’s that not everyone can take the heat.

We’ll see how this plays out, though, because one of them definitely seems a lot more concerned than the other about what might be found out.

Anyway, that’s all for this week. Stay tuned, grab some popcorn, and let’s see what happens next. And if you think my writing is slanderous and quote-unquote “fake news,” go check out The Onion. (No, this is not a sponsored post—though I wish it was!)

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Disclaimer (Because Apparently, That’s How You Know It’s Fake)

According to some folks, having a disclaimer means everything in this blog must be fake. Wild logic, but hey, believe what you want.

For everyone else, here’s the deal: This blog contains my opinions, commentary, and observations based on publicly available information, firsthand experiences, and things that actually happen. While I do my best to be accurate, I am not a government agency, a news outlet, or your personal research assistant.

All content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Nothing here should be taken as legal, financial, or professional advice (seriously, don’t do that). Any resemblance to real people, places, or events that seem a little too on the nose is purely coincidental—or, you know, just reality.

If you don’t like what’s written here, the good news is that the internet is a big place. Feel free to go elsewhere.

Now that the legal stuff is out of the way, thanks for reading! See you next week—unless, of course, I get sued first. 😉