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Thursday, October 10, 2024

Anal Babes (band), Adam Thrasher, Spacemoose and Yavin 4

I found the Anal Babes (NFOW) on Adam Thrasher's old web page, which also isn't found on Wikipedia.  While those are both "real things", a band and a person,  which either exist or did exist, you will not find an article about them on Wikipedia.

Articles for Spacemoose and Yavin 4 are both found, but neither actually exist, they are just creations of real people, who do exist. 

It's just one of those strange things about Wikipedia, made up "things" that have no actual existence have huge articles, while actual people or things are not found.  And will never be found.  This is not by chance, or neglect.  There is an active and constant effort, energy and actions being taken by unknown or known people, to remove and prevent articles from existing on Wikipedia.

Both examples, Anal Babes and Adam Thrasher, will not be allowed to exist on Wikipedia.  

While a cartoon that long ago vanished from the internet, and a fictional moon from the Star Wars franchise both have extensive articles.


It's one reason why I find making blog posts here so much fun.  Creating articles about actual people, places and things, that are real. An enjoyment you can never have on Wikipedia.  Which means "that" is also something not found on Wikipedia.  


Wow.  So meta.


The Anal Babes links

https://analbabes.bandcamp.com/track/intro-fuckstuck

https://www.discogs.com/artist/505754-Anal-Babes

https://analbabes.bandcamp.com/album/people-are-garbage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_mBhrgH69k&list=PL93aTp21n90iOaGvZqgwUgdQuHPNtXmPw full album

Live at Bromsjordet in Horten (Norway) 1992 



Wednesday, October 9, 2024

Gene Ray or Otis Eugene "Gene" Ray, the author of the Time Cube Theory

 Gene Ray, inventor and authorAmerican self-described scientist and creator of the Time Cube Theory

While his "theory", the Time Cube,  (something that is not real) has an extensive article, the actual person, Gene Ray, (who did exist) is not allowed to have an article on Wikipedia.  (he does however, have an article on Wikiquote)

In this matter, it is almost exactly like how Bernhard Hugo Goetz is not allowed an article on Wikipedia.






Thursday, September 26, 2024

Matt Furie is now found on Wikipedia

 See here for update and original post


Efforts are still being made to delete content about him.  Because Wikipedia is all about not allowing "certain information" to be found on Wikipedia.  

Richard Clock, John Manuel Ruiz, Louis Crawford, Knife rape, knife rape clock joke

 Clock, Ruiz and Crawford all either knife raped or just raped and stabbed their wife with a knife.  Some people, and some actions, we don't actually want to be on Wikipedia.


Richard Clock is notable since Norm McDonald used him in a joke.  But unlike Ruiz and Crawford, you can't find his story online.  Or on Wikipedia.


Now you probably know more than you wanted to know.  Here's the joke, which is also not found on Wikipedia.

Wednesday, September 25, 2024

"Dynamic anti-dragging", as well as "anti-dragging"

 This one should NOT be found on Wikipedia.  Yet.

While the term has been created, it's not clear what it means, or if it is real.

Of course "being real" is not a requirement for being found on Wikipedia.  A huge amount of articles on Wikpedia are about things, ideas and concepts, that don't actually exist.

Like the term being real.  That is not found on Wikipedia.


While something that does exist, like the author of this blog, will not be found on Wikipedia


Thursday, September 12, 2024

Radiolytic O2 production, or even radiolytic

 This one was surprising.  Since both are used in Wikipedia articles, it would seem prudent to define and explain them.  Or at least link to Wiktionary


There is an article on Radiolysis

Wiktionary has

radiolytic (comparative more radiolyticsuperlative most radiolytic)

  1. Of, pertaining to, caused by, or causing radiolysis

which means you have to go to

English Wikipedia has an article on:

radiolysis (countable and uncountableplural radiolyses)

  1. (chemistry) The dissociation of a molecule as a result of radiation