Pounding The Keyboard

       The Boys is now on its 4 th season—five episodes are now available to watch, five bloody, brutal, gruesome and highly entertaining episodes. The Boys is about lab-made superheroes who abuse their superpowers and wreak chaos and havoc on the people instead of protecting them and the vigilantes (composed of ordinary people) called The Boys who are determined to stop them.     Homelander, the strongest (he has powers similar to Superman’s), the baddest and the most terrifying superhero in the world, is now determined to control and rule the world—and The Boys are still trying their best to stop him. And I’ve just watched the most-talked about episode (so far) of the season, the fourth episode. Well, it’s a shocking episode, for sure. Its most talked-about scene: Homelander forced a scientist to masturbate in front of his co-workers and when he failed to make it hard, his dick was lasered and incinerated (with gusto by Homelander).     A lot of people find the scene offensi

    All the lonely people Where do they all come from? All the lonely people Where do they all belong?         Eleanor wakes up with a smile this morning.      Today is her 34th birthday, and today, she has decided that she would no longer be afraid of loving someone again. In fact, she's so ready to be in a relationship that she will say yes to the first suitor that will visit her today. Her friends and her hobbies, used to take most of her time, are now boring her. Her fears of being cheated on again and being taken advantage of a man again, she’s setting those fears aside.      But she hopes it will be Jude because she likes him a lot. But it’s okay if it‘d be Desmond as she likes him, too. And Bill, she’d been her crush for many years, too. Any of the three, she’d be happy to be with, and she promises that she’d make him happy, too,   and so she gets up from bed, she takes a bath, and waits in the living room.      She sits near the window where she can see her g

       Last week, while in a mall, I went to the grocery store and took a detour to the liquor section to pick up some beer. As I was grabbing a few cans of beer, three young ladies (looking around 16-18 years old)   approached the section and grabbed two bottles of gin, the one with the angel and demon on its label, a liquor far stronger than beer. Beer is a fading Manny Pacquiao, gin is Mike Tyson in his prime.      “Make it three,” one of the girls suggested, “so it will be a very happy night for us.”      The other two girls giggled and agreed and picked up another bottle of gin. It seemed that the alcoholic drinks were for them, and how their eyes lightened up while holding the bottles. And they didn’t bother getting some chaser.      I put the four cans of beer in my cart and strolled away, hoping that if the liquors were really for them, that they weren’t minors and that they drank moderately. If not, their parents would be in for a big disappointment.      Some people