Ryan Menezes is a Writer at various prominent publications. He explores themes related to culture and society, family and relationships, as well as topics such as crime, movies, and competitive sports, often infusing humor into his work. Ryan's articles have been featured in the Los Angeles Times and Cracked, showcasing his diverse range and engaging storytelling.
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Buy everything, and soon, the military will have to come to you for help
The skulls in this article are spooky. The people in it are worse
Grizzly ghouls from every tomb are closing in to seal your doom
Some of the information in this article might be technically illegal
Inside, a murderer infected with three demons, as well as a bucket of feet
The phrase “ghost ship” can refer to either a vessel literally populated with ghosts or to one that has no living person remaining. The second option is far more scary.
This Halloween, you might dress up as some character from pop culture. You might dress as some meme from four months ago. We don’t recommend, however, that you dress too convincingly as some classical demon. While that sounds like fun, it won’t be so fun when you run into a slayer with a crossbow who mistakes you for the real thing. Just look to the following examples of people who found themselves on the wrong side of witch hunts and paid with their lives.
Be thankful that you’re not a female bean beetle
We finally figure out what happened to jalapeños
As soon as voting was first invented (by bees, probably), we realized we had something great. It was a step up from the old system, which involved the strongest person dictating what they wanted, then other people banding together to overthrow him before turning evil themselves. But it’s taken a lot of tinkering to get voting to where it is today, and the system remains full of contradictions.
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