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dark humor

  • A Vampire’s Dream Job

    Vlad had spent centuries perfecting the art of subtlety. As a vampire, blending into modern society required a certain finesse—no more cloaks, no more ominous castles. He’d traded his gothic aesthetic for a crisp white shirt, though his taste for… Continue reading

    A Vampire’s Dream Job
  • The Legend Who Loved Himself (Too Much)

    Once upon a time, in the grand (but slightly shabby) nation of Blandovia, a leader rose like none other. His name was Ronald Dump, and he was a man of supreme self-confidence, endless ambition, and an unshakable conviction that every… Continue reading

    The Legend Who Loved Himself (Too Much)
  • The Great Escape of Feline Tusk

    Feline Tusk was a peculiar kind of billionaire, even by the unusual standards of wealthy tech moguls. Hailing from the small, oil-slicked country of Petrostan, Tusk had earned his fortune by promising “Clean Energy for a Dirty World,” a slogan… Continue reading

    The Great Escape of Feline Tusk
  • A Sales Rep’s Guide To Eternal Employment

    As a sales guy at GlitchWorks, Inc., I’m not one to question the ins and outs of the IT department. My job is to sell our “product,” whatever that is.  The truth is, I’m pretty sure nobody knows what we… Continue reading

    A Sales Rep’s Guide To Eternal Employment
  • We Sold Our Souls For Rock ‘N Roll – And It Wasn’t That Bad, To Be Honest

    “Dude,” said Axel, lead singer of SludgeForge, as he waved the freshly signed contract in the air. “We did it. We’ve actually done it.” Jax, their bassist, leaned in, eyeing the contract suspiciously. “What … did we do exactly?” Axel… Continue reading

    We Sold Our Souls For Rock ‘N Roll – And It Wasn’t That Bad, To Be Honest