Tag Archive: 2020 Year in Review

Jan 01

Other Awards 2020

My “Boo Who(se) a Racist” reward goes to Dep. Alan Strickland

The Oakland police officer sues the Toronto Raptors president and organization for “severe emotional and physical distress” perhaps because he was not able (or allowed) to arrest/shoot the Raptors president when he refused to be held back from joining his team to celebrate their 2019 NBA championship victory on the court.

My “Stop! Bang! Or I’ll Shoot” award goes to Donald Trump

In a year that will be remembered for a plethora of trigger happy cops, America’s twitter-happy, Law and Order(?) president and Judge-Maker-in-Chief shows an unparalleled lack of judgement when shooting off (among other things) fake news in the twitterverse. After turning gas and rubber bullets on peaceful demonstrators in Washington DC, in order to use a church to deliver a non-Christian message/photo-op, Mr. “All White You Guys, Please Stand Back and Stand By” unleashed squads of unmarked (and uninvited) “green men” to disappear demonstrators on the streets of Portland.

My “Break America Like China Back Then” award goes to The Dodder

In what might be the greatest isolationist bumble-step backwards since China’s Hongxi(translation: “extremely bright”) Emperor decided to discontinue the voyages his country’s gigantic treasure fleet, America’s Alienator-in-Chief took his ball and funding and walked away from the World Health Organization in the middle of their efforts to combat Covid-19. Sadly for America’s (self-proclaimed) “extremely bright” bleached blonde, rather than slamming the door on Chinese expansion, the void created by this and his other escalations in isolationism is more akin to holding the door so China can finally become the preeminent world leader that it has struggled so hard to return to after their own fatal decision in 1434 to turn their back on the world (which resulted in China becoming a marginalized backwater state that was eventually exploited and colonized by invaders from abroad).  It’s almost as if a country (or person) intent on living in the past has no future.

My “Pen is Mightier than the Award” award goes to The Dodder

During a photo-op in the Oval office on National Nurses Day, America’s Sociopathetic-in-Chief zones out (and then cuts off) Dr. Ernest Grant, president of the American Nurses Association who was acknowledging the dangers of PTSD in the face of the mounting Covid-19 death toll with the statement, “It’s a lot of deaths. There’s no question about it, and by the way, while we’re at it, will you pass these pens around, OK? You can pass them around. Here you go. I got some for the other side.  That’s right folks, although he may have been a little slow on the uptake with provision of requested personal protective equipment and nowhere on message and/or leadership by example in the arena of public safety measures, don’t let anyone ever say he wasn’t there for any American in need of a commemorative souvenir of being in the presence of the man himself.  Hey, the pen is mightier than both PPE and PTSD combined, so let’s not waste a lot of time and money on all those other loser weapons to fight this war.

My “Mucked Like a Fink” award goes to Danish Mink Farmers

Over 17,000,000 fink that were destined to be mucked anyway by the mink farmers managed to muck those farmers first when many of the mink developed a mutated strain of Covid-19 and passed it back to their human keepers. The situation was mucked up further after the mink were pre-maturely (and unprofitably) mucked and plowed into mass graves that had to then be exhumed and disposed of in a “manure” that was not prone to an even bigger environmental disaster.

My “Back to the Future” award goes to Jill Barber.

This Canadian singer refused to give up the ghost during the Covid-19 lockdown when she appeared online before an 4000 people (her largest ever paid audience) in a venue that hasn’t existed since 1965.

My “Scaredy Fat Cats” award goes to Saudi Arabia

Their imprisonment of a women’s rights activist for “terrorism” leads me to believe that the Saudi’s (who sport one of the world’s highest obesity related death rates) are more terrified of activity than death.

My “Picture of Health” award goes to Kodak

Never one to shy away from a photo opportunity, the Dodder drains the swamp of another $750 million dollars when he decides that Kodak is well positioned to develop into the great white dope of the pharmaceutical world. C’mon everyone smile and say “bleach”.

My “Statues of Limitation” award goes to some American Cement Heads

More protests, tea parties, and shootings as vigilantes violently defend statuary rights.  Local authorities attempt to diffuse the situation by putting statues into protective custody.

 

My “Actions speak louder than words” award goes to the Dodder

The only good Democrat is a kleptocrat or so The Dodder implies when he puts aside his crusade against all those nasty, crooked, and commie Democrats long enough to free an ex-Democratic Governor who was sent up the river for soliciting bribes, attempted extortion and wire fraud. Apparently, in the eyes of America’s “Toilet Brush in Chief,” who spent the waning days of his presidency freeing a litany of other felonious cronies, there’s always room in the swamp for more political entrepreneurs like that.  Nobody knows how history will judge a man who can boast that he has appointed more superior court judges (3 supreme court judges and over 255 other federal judges) than any other U.S. President; however, although he believes his speedy, record smashing appointments to be in the Public’s (which now, in the eyes of his Republican Senate enablers is defined as whatever is in “his”) interest, the American Bar Association has already judged that he has appointed more judges that were not “Not Qualified” for the task than of any other President in modern history.

 

My “Boldly name what no-one has named before” award goes to Elon Musk.

Step aside moon-unit, this bouncing, bawling carbon unit’s name is way, way by far away out (to infinity and beyond) of this world.  Yes Elon Musk knocks another one deep out of left field by naming his baby X Æ A-12.  The other nerds will need a PhD in hieroglyphics to pronounce let alone come up with a derogatory nickname but “Moonshot” is already trending as a more pronounceable proxy. That might embarrass the dad (who has loftier Martian aspirations) even more than it and the actual glyph embarrasses the child (until such time he is old enough to legally change it).

My Sincerest Form of Flattery Award goes to Donald Trump’s Green Response to Black Lives Matter

In his most open imitation of Russian President Putin to date, America’s Crackpot [dictator wannabe] -in-Chief,  sends unmarked “green men” into someone else’s jurisdiction to fan the flames of chaos and insurrection.

My “Hitler Youth” award goes to a Psycho Puppy from Illinois

Donald Trump, the Radicalization Party, and their Fox News Propaganda co-opt another page from Hitler’s playbook as they radicalize American kids to do their dirty deeds.  The psycho puppy in question illegally crossed state lines into Wisconsin with an illegal firearm, killed two demonstrators and wounded another before sauntering back through the lines of police and national guard and off to bed at his home in Illinois.  One can only assume that the Authorities were “all white” with that outcome because, given that their policy of having three heavily armed and armored policemen respond to a man (allegedly reaching for a knife) was to shoot him in the back seven times, the “white” response for a kid (actually) armed with an assault rifle would have probably required a tank and/or an air-strike.

From the archive:  In 2016 Microsoft created an experimental chatbot called Tay as part of an artificial intelligence experiment on social media.  It only took two days on Twitter for the bot designed in the persona of a teenage girl to become a neo-Nazi racist and misogynist.

My “We shall fight on the beaches, the fields and the streets” award goes to The Dodder

Could Trump’s assault on peaceful American protesters be his Fine As (Churchill) Hour? According to the Whitehouse, that would be resounding yes.  Although there was heated debate over whether or not tear gas was used on peaceful protesters in Washington, the authorities did officially request that the National Guard deploy a “heat ray” (i.e. high tech Active Denial System which makes targets feel their skin is on fire). Fortunately cooler heads prevailed when army brass inactively denied said request.

My “Both Sides Now” award goes to The Dodder

America’s self-proclaimed “least racist President with the possible exception of Abraham Lincoln”, was also the most divisive President since Jefferson Davis. But seriously folks, regardless of whether he is remembered as the president who started America’s 2nd Civil War, or the one that lost the Covid-19 War, (almost) nobody can deny that before he steps down there will have been a lot of good people lost on both sides.

My “Voice of God” award goes to The Dodder.

God’s gift to (flat) earthlings mounts a new wave of popeulist attacks on the man who is his hurting his hopes for re-election with warnings that Joe Biden will hurt God.

My Dirty No Accounts award goes to BMO (and responding Vancouver Policemen).

Suspecting one of their customers, an aboriginal Grandfather, of fraud when he tries to set up a new account for his grandaughter,  they call the police. The police handcuff both the grandfather and his 12 year-old granddaughter in front of the bank (because in the eyes of both the bank and the policemen they must have both been guilty until proven innocent.

 My Not-Guilty even if proven Guilty goes to Royal Bank of Canada

Although all banks were jockeying for this award, the Royal Bank  reigns supreme with a clause buried in changes to their on-line banking customer agreement stating, “the bank can’t be held responsible for loss of data or damages even if we are negligent.

My “German Crassmanship” award goes to Audi.

The German car-maker is forced to cancel their “Lets your heart beat faster – in every aspect” ad over allegations that it is, at best, in poor taste and, at worst, a shoutout to pedophiles.

My “Smart Dressed Man” award goes to a pickpocket in Amsterdam

 It’s a case of, “is that your brains in your pocket or are you just happy to see me”, when a Dutch policeman arrests our (pocketless) pickpocket with 30 stolen smart phones cellquestered in his bicycle pants.

Jan 01

Headlines You Won’t See in the Mainstream Year-End Reviews 2020

“Social media followers find a novel way to lose their shit”

Congratulations,  you’re “that Guy” if you lost your shit and raced out to buy a life’s supply of toilette paper in response to the Novel Corona virus.  That’s right, we saw a real global pandemic blossom into a surreal world zombie apocalypse as herds of braindead social media “followers” were lining up everywhere to buy shitloads of bum-wad. Stupid is as stupid does when you, and the trends you have become accustomed/conditioned to following, are that full of shit.  For the record, the novel corona virus has nothing to do with your anal retentiveness (or lack thereof).  Just because you dub yourself an early adopter, you are still a follower, so if you have any self-respect whatsoever, you should at least take a good hard look at who you are following and especially how full of shit they or their claims may be.

“It’s only Fake News until Reality TV gets hurt.”

Shit gets real when the reality of a potential global pandemic finally hits America’s soft underbelly as production of the Great Race is suspended and a different great race to the bottom commences on Wall Street and other stock markets around the world.  Even America’s Reality TV Star (and Fake News Orgasmatron)-in-Chief is forced to contradict his signature fake news response to this latest issue in an attempt to make Reality TV (and his own hopes of re-election) Great Again.

My “Blowhard is as Blowhard Does” award goes to the Dodder (and his great wall).

When a gust of wind (from the American side) blows a portion of the Dodder’s new Great Wall over, it pokes holes in his argument that: 1) he is the world’s greatest real-estate developer, 2) said wall is “virtually impenetrable”, and 3) sustainable energy sources like wind are un-American.

The French Disconnection

There is a clear case of “do as we say not as we do” developing in France when their  government sees a worldwide pandemic of protests sparked by viral videos of police brutality and shootings as merely a symptom of a more fundamental problem. Their solution? The French will make it illegal for citizens to film police officers. Brilliant! Even before the bill is passed, there is already evidence of its potential effectiveness as there are no longer thousands in the streets protesting police brutality (because there are now tens of thousands in their streets protesting the proposed law).  Fortunately for their camera shy gendarme, the French have 1.65 million surveillance cameras in their streets to film that filthy rabble.  Screw the cake, let them eat pepper (with a whiff tear gas).

In a related story:  “Who were those masked men?”

Earlier that same month, four masked men (all of them police) are filmed forcing their way into a Parisian man’s home to beat the rabble out of said citizen for allegedly not complying with the city’s Covid-19 mask protocolWho were those masked men? I don’t know but they left this silver canister. Yes, that’s right, after the protecting the shit out of their public for about 3 minutes, the mysterious masked men serve him (and his soon to be outlawed film crew) a parting gift in the form of a silver canister of tear gas.

 

“No-one is useless, they can always be used as a bad example”

As the world attempts to improvise and overcome a global pandemic, America’s Megalomaniac-in-Chief and self-proclaimed war president remains steadfast and reluctant to change anything especially his “it’s all about me” brand of leadership by example.  It’s a good news, bad news story when he initially enjoys an approval rating of 49% with the American public (the highest of his four year presidency), alas it is common for Americans to rally to their president during times of crises, and it must gall him that, by comparison (and we know Mr. Least Racist President Except Maybe Lincoln is all about comparisons and superlatives), George Bush Jr. enjoyed a 90% approval rating after the 9/11 attacks.

“Stiff opposition to critics of the Alberta oilsands otter beware!”

Canadian scientists find that, “hydrocarbon contaminants typically associated with oilsands operations are contributing to decreased penis bone strength among river otters”.  Environmentalists hope that this might finally provide them a soft sell that won’t be so hard to get through to those Western studs.

“To kill the messenger in China, you have to double tap” 

In a scene right out of the movie Zombieland, the streets of Wuhan, a Chinese city of 11 million people, are dead as its undead are locked indoors. There are even (unsubstantiated) stories of the undead  being welded and boarded up in homes while other walkers who manage to escape to the streets fear for their undead lives at the hands of fearfully overzealous vigilantes.  One brave doctor “dies twice” trying to warn China and the world of the coming apocalypse.  Sources say this is because Chinese authorities have a “double-tap” rule to make sure the undead are really dead.  Apparently in communist China you cannot officially die until the State says you’re dead.

Don’t blame us, blame the weatherman”

Global warming deniers and their cheerleaders at FOX news have long maintained that even if climate change was a real threat, mankind’s ingenuity will meet challenge just-in-time, because necessity is the mother of invention… right?  Wrong! More irrefutable evidence that time is running out on all of us (including those FOXy hardliners who have been arguing that global warming is a big fat hoax that is being perpetrated by socialists, scaredy cats, dumb scientists, fake news, 16 year-old Swedish girly-girls, baby eating pizza chefs and China).  This just-in-time solution from the mothers of invention in Venice was tested this year 17 years after construction of their MOSE Floodgate system began, but it turns out they still need a little MOSE time before it will be completed by the end of 2021 (at which time they are confident that there should be some hope that said system will be MOSEly successful in preventing further flooding as long as the weatherman can give them at least 48 hours notice.

“Alberta woman worms her way out of death sentence”

Surgeons discover that what was believed to be a deadly cancer tumor on her liver is instead a grapefruit-sized mass caused by the eggs of a tapeworm that had been growing in her for over a decade.

 “Ask not what I can do for your country; ask what you can do for me”

While over 300,000 Americans were dying and struggling to make ends meet; While medical experts and scientists were struggling to: 1) find a champion that could nationally endorse some fundamental public health messages; and 2) find a vaccine, The White House was struggling to have the Department of Health and Human Services find someone somewhere to front a $1/4 Billion national “ad blitz aimed at portraying U.S. President Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus outbreak in a positive light.” Forget God and Country, Uncle Sam, and Rosie the Riveter, apparently its all about the President helping himself (while draining another $250,000,000 tax dollars from the swamp) and making nicely, tremendous, great (again) public health slogans like, “Helping the president will help the country.”  Really folks, even the voices in my head can’t make this stuff up although, apparently someone in that incredulous brain trust the president has surrounded himself with could.

 

“Their cheese wasn’t the only thing that had holes in it.”

Switzerland’s reputation for neutrality was shredded by reports that they were aware that a Swiss company that sold encryption devices to as many as 120 other countries over the past 50 years was secretly owned by the CIA and BND (their counterpart in German intelligence).”

 

“I’se the buy that buys her votes and I’se the buy that fails her”

America’s “Megalomanic-in-Chief” said he “didn’t know too much about it” when asked why he was going to be the first US president to have his name embossed on government relief cheques to the American public.  Something else America’s It’s All About Me president really doesn’t know is that, with the exception many Tech Companies (all of whom he feels don’t particularly like him), 2020 will be remembered as an “it was all bad news year”; ergo, those depths of despair must also be all about he and his mismanagement of 2020.

 

“America’s ‘Get Out the Lout’ campaign succeeds, against all odds.”

 After convincing some people (a minority of the 55.7% of Americans who bothered to vote) in 2016 that only he could drain the swamp, Donny “I put the Demo in” Democracy unintentionally managed (through mismanagement) to convince an undeniable (unless you are really, really intent upon denying them) majority of Americans that the only real way to positively change things was for them to get off their ass and vote (him out).  More Americans  (66.8%) would overcome the usual obstacles to voter rights and a host of new ones in order to “get out the lout.”

Related Statistic: Prior to 2020, Americans were one of the least active voting populations among developed countries, with the U.S. clocking in at 31 out of 35 developed countries in voter turnout.

“Trump predicts fact checking on social media will totally silence conservatives”

Fact checkers saw no evidence of a lie when they didn’t block America’s “Big Fat Liar, Liar Pants on Fire”-in-Chief ‘s claims the big Social Media platforms’ attempts to block harmful and unsubstantiated lies (and racist rhetoric) are aimed at totally silencing him and his followers.  Fortunately for some conservatives,  the President’s prediction is only in fact a fact if lies and racist rhetoric are the only things conservatives are spewing.

“Sputnik V wins another specious race”

No Summer Olympic Year would be complete without some kind of Russian intrigue surrounding drug testing. Although they were banned from participating in this year’s Olympic Games (due to their corrupt drug testing protocol) which were then themselves postponed due to Covid-19 pandemic, Russia announced they have won the race by developing the gold standard for Covid-19 vaccines. Despite: 1) test results that appear to ratchet up and eclipse the results reported by competing vaccines (shortly after those other results are announced); and 2) boasting the lowest price ($20 per dose) on the market, no other countries were Russian to purchase their vaccine.  That’s right, once again, the standard Russian approach to competition has led to world-wide skepticism.

Related Story:  While on the subject of Russian competition, drugs, world-wide skepticism, the world (and Alexei Navalny) suspects that the Russians have also developed a vaccine against political opposition.

 

“It’s my way or I’ll hold my breath ‘til I turn Boom!”

Latest North Korean temper tantrum blows up into the mutual destruction of a building in North Korea.

“Look we are not racist thugs, we’re an equal opportunity goon squad.”

Buffalo police push their age old, “Nothing to see here folks, move along!” cliche by pushing a (violent?) old age pensioner down and splitting his head open. America’s Conspiracy Theorist-in-Chief plays the “kamikaze geriatric protestor conspiracy” card when he claims that the 75-year-old has only himself to blame because it looks like he fell harder than he was pushed.

“Double-crossing dame’s doubly damning diagnosis divulged”

Although merely stating the obvious, could a book by the Dodder’s niece, who is also a clinical psychologist, be unethical on the grounds that she is publicly outing some of the Dodder’s many psychological disorders.  Maybe, but at best it could be argued that a psychiatrist is ethically bound to report anyone who they judge to be a danger to themselves or the public at large; and at worst, a lack of ethics might be a family trait. Speaking of disorders in the court, his attempts to counter-Dis his niece with a court order to prevent publication failed, but he would go on to sow even more disorder in the courts via countless frivolous and unfounded lawsuits railing election fraud wherever his re-election hopes went off the rails.

“Fairy tales can come true, even if you’re not young at heart”

This old German risks exposing more than his laptop by adding some old wrinkles to an even older fairy tale.  He huffed and he puffed until he caught those three little pigs.

“Divine Right of Kings trumps impeachment proceedings” 

The Dodder dodges impeachment when the Republican majority in the US Senate confirms the his belief that anything that does not serve his interests is not in the public’s interest. His defense attorney convinces them that, “If a president does something which he believes will help him get elected, in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment.

 

“Dangerous meltdown between nuclear powers turns medieval” 

In anticipation of the fact that cooler heads don’t always prevail the world’s two most populous countries elect to arm their border patrols with medieval weapons. Some but not everyone dies when push comes to shove.

 

“He said, she said, they said, nuff said”

Weeks after America’s Despot-in-Chief tweets that she was another one of his “wonderful lawyers and representatives”, the duplicitous dopes driving Donny Despot’s demonocratic debacle distanced themselves from her unbelievable claims of voter-fraud (apparently even more unbelievable than their own tsunami of other unsubstantiated claims that have already been thrown out of courts all over the USA), and claimed that, “She is not a member of the Trump legal team. She is also not a lawyer for the president in his personal capacity.” Unfortunately for their Decepticon-in-Chief’s dream of a second term, the courts believe all their claims to be unbelievable.

 

Jan 01

New Words 2020

The following words were added to the Oxford and/or Merriam-Webster dictionaries over the course of 2020.

Blursday (n.) – when everyday is exactly the same (e.g. in lockdown) it is probably Blursday.

Covidiot (n.) – someone who ignores the warnings regarding public health or safety (e.g. toilette paper hoarder; spring breakers; Trump zealots).

Doomscrolling (n.) – the tendency to continue to surf or scroll through bad news, even though that news is saddening, disheartening, or depressing.

Dunning-Kruger Effect (n.) the theory that a person who lacks skill or expertise also lacks the insight to accurately evaluate this deficit, resulting in a persistent inflation of estimated competence in self-assessments

Ecoanxiety (n.) – anxiety caused by a dread of environmental perils, especially climate change, and a feeling of helplessness over the potential consequences for those living now and even more so for those of later generations.

Empty Suit (n.) – an executive, manager, or official regarded as ineffectual, incompetent, or lacking in leadership qualities such as creativity and empathy.

Gender Reveal (n.) – a party, online video, or other way in which the gender of an unborn baby is publicly revealed.

Hodophobia (n.) an irrational or disproportionate fear of traveling.

also:

Iatrophobia (n.) intense fear of doctors.

Nosocomephobia (n.) intense fear of hospitals.

Tomophobia (n.) intense fear of surgery.

Information Bubble (n.) – an environment in which one’s exposure to news, entertainment, social media, etc., represents only one ideological or cultural perspective and excludes or misrepresents other points of view.

Ish (adv.) – an adverb used to modify or moderate something previously stated or as a vague reply to a question.

Janky (adj.) – inferior in quality; untrustworthy; disreputable.

Lumbersexual (n.) –  a young urban man who cultivates an appearance and style of dress, typified by a beard and check shirt, suggestive of a rugged outdoor lifestyle

Megxit (n.) – the withdrawal of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex,  from royal duties, announced in January 2020

Nothingburger (n.) – an often highly publicized event or situation that is said to have less impact or significance than expected.

Sharent (n.) – a person who uses social media to frequently share photos or other details and information about their child.

Slow-walk (v.) – to delay or prevent the progress of (something) by acting in a deliberately slow manner.

Social Distance (v.) – to maintain a safe or appropriate distance from other people.

Swole (adj.) – very muscular

Truthiness (n.) – a seemingly truthful quality not supported by facts or evidence.

Zhuzh (v.) – to make (something) more lively and interesting, stylish, or appealing, as by a small change or addition.

Not there (yet):

Wealthcare (n): What America’s Despot-in-Chief and his cronies prefer over Obamacare when dealing with their own personal Covid-19 and other health issues.    

 

Jan 01

Vital Statistics 2020

 Vital Statistics 2020 2019 2018 2010
a Canadian dollar is worth $0.79US $0.77 US $0.74 US $  1.00US
an ounce of Gold is worth $1,899US $1,517US $1,283 US $1,406US
a Bitcoin is worth $29,259US $7,190US $3,687 US $0.30US
S&P/TSX Composite Index 17,433 17,063 14,323 13,443
your share of the National Debt $17,433 $18,792 $17,994  $15,771
the average Housing Price in Ottawa is $540,500 $501,201 $429,039 $327,225
a domestic Postage Stamp costs $1.07 $1.05 $1.00 $0.57
a local call on a Bell pay phone $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50
a liter of Pepsi costs $2.79 $2.79 $2.49 $2.29
a liter of water costs $2.39 $2.39 $2.39 $1.99
a liter of milk costs (purchased in a four liter bag) $1.13 $1.10 $1.14 $1.32
a liter of gasoline costs $1.04 $1.15 $1.15 $1.13
a loaf of bread costs $3.49 $3.39 $3.29 $2.99
a paperback novel costs $12.99 $12.99 $12.99 $10.99
a weekly (Time) magazine costs $8.99 $7.99 $7.99 $6.99
a comic book costs $5.25 $4.99 $4.99 $2.99
a daily newspaper costs $2.38 $2.38 $2.38 $1.19
a regular bus ride costs $3.60 $3.60 $3.50 $3.25
a medium cup of coffee costs $1.79 $1.76 $1.71 $1.27
a basic cable television package $24.99 $24.99 $24.99 $31.49
a first run movie rental costs $4.99 $4.99 $4.99 $4.99
an adult’s movie theatre ticket costs $12.99 $11.99 $11.99 $10.75
a children’s movie theatre ticket costs $9.50 $8.50 $8.50 $7.99
Minimum wage (Ontario) $14.25/hr $14.00/hr $14.00/hr $10.25/hr
an adult men’s haircut $21.00 $20.00 $20.00 $17.00
a medium combination pizza $19.95 $17.50 $17.00 $15.50
a roll of toilet paper (based on price of a pack of 8) $1.13

Births this year    140,469,885
Deaths this year      58,972,622
Net population growth this year       81,497,263
Current World Population 7,835,983,035

 

Bonus – Other Vital Stat Meters at a Glance:   https://www.worldometers.info/

 

Jan 01

Epilogue 2020

So, there you have it, despite everyone losing their shit and triggering the great Toilette Paper famine of 2020, we still managed to roll through it and look forward to a New Year “flush” with hope.  As for all that other shit (and those shit-for-brains politicos) sadly, there is no masking mankind’s sullied stupidity as it continues to march forward with the mantra, “future be damned… wipe, rinse, flush, repeat.”

 

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