Tag: #DarkHumor

  • Monday showed up like it owns the place. No apology. No lube. Just a firm knock on the skull and a reminder that the week does not care about your feelings.

    In a perfect, fictional universe—one run by compassion and paid sick days—Mondays would come with a doctor’s note and a controlled environment. Soft lighting. Deep breaths. The kind of coping strategies HR pretends exist.

    But here we are.

    So no, this isn’t a manifesto for anything illegal. Relax. This is gallows humor. Dark wit. The only truly affordable healthcare left: sarcasm and a cold beer that says, “I see you’re struggling… I won’t fix it, but I’ll sit with you.”

    Beer doesn’t ask questions.

    Beer doesn’t schedule meetings.

    Beer doesn’t send emails marked “urgent” that absolutely are not.

    It just listens while you stare at the wall wondering how, somehow, Sunday night teleported into full-blown Monday hellscape.

    Is beer a solution?

    No.

    Is it a coping pause button?

    Absolutely.

    This is about survival, not celebration. About taking the edge off long enough to remember: you’ve survived worse, you’ll survive this, and tomorrow you might even laugh about it.

    So here’s to Mondays.

    Not conquered. Just tolerated.

    Barely.

    With foam.

    Peace, persistence, and poor decisions postponed till Friday.

    — Saint Dirty Face™

    [Stay Dirty, Stay Human™]

  • By Saint Dirty Face™

    You ever notice how society’s collapsing faster than my motivation after lunch — yet somehow, the Wi-Fi signal keeps getting stronger?

    Like, sure, the oceans are boiling, the rent’s unholy, and the government’s treating common sense like it’s an optional subscription.

    But at least Netflix doesn’t buffer anymore.

    We’ve hit a new level of absurd — peak apocalypse with premium service.

    Gas costs more than therapy, and both still leave you crying in your car.

    Politicians argue about which book to ban while TikTok influencers teach your kids how to “manifest money” by humming into crystals made in China.

    Meanwhile, I’m over here trying to figure out if my soul’s under warranty.

    And the workplace?

    Corporate “family” meetings where you’re told you’re valued… right before being asked to work the weekend.

    They call it “team spirit.” I call it “Stockholm Syndrome with a 401k.”

    But it’s fine. Totally fine.

    Because somewhere, an HR rep just sent another “We’re all in this together!” email from her yacht.

    So pour a drink, light a candle, and toast to the end times, baby.

    Because when the last light flickers and the last Karen complains to the manager of reality itself, you’ll find me where I’ve always been —

    In the corner booth of chaos, raising my glass and saying:

    “Stay dirty. Stay rebellious.™”