As the universe continues to unravel, unfurl, or fray away.

Or whatever the hell this image is depicting.

Opening up today's effort, in the "even when I was younger I still would've thought this is stupid" files, part two, Thrasher's got their edit ready;

To be fair, I think the construction and various themes from year to year are incredible, as is the riding/skating that occurs there. It's all of the rest of the nonsense that I grow weary of, but you know, The Gathering Of The Juggalos isn't for everyone. 

A very important item of potential interest that I'd like to share here is that after ten years, and much uncertainty, Neurosis has just released a new record;

I'll give you a second to gather yourself.

After a fairly public rift with former member Scott Kelly, and drummer Jason Roeder separately mentioning that he was selling his gear and retiring from music, I was reasonably sure it was the last we'd heard from the band, so this was an extremely pleasant surprise, and as it turns out, ultimately was the only thing tough enough to successfully kill Chuck Norris;

This of course is unconfirmed, but insofar was we're concerned here on the AHTBM internet project, it's completely factual.

Now then- While I laid around and recovered from a full weekend of adult babysitting coupled with a full re-tweak of my right knee, the only thing that could have soothed my fragile mind was a brand new video from Studson Studio;

I know I've brought this guy up before, but this particular project has blown me away. I don't know anything about the Power Rangers, or the Megazord (I'm not a fucking nerd), but I'm vaguely familiar with Shogun Warriors, and am a big fan of reappropriating garbage.

Essentially what he's been doing is building toy robots out of trash, which will ultimately go together to make one giant robot, and everything about it is insane.

Firstly he's got to get the scale and functionality correct, but then he has to shoot and edit the video which is ridiculously time consuming, but then he composes a song at the end of each video using the names of his patrons as the lyrics. I mean, that part is just additional icing on a ADHD/ADD/OCD cake.

If any of this strikes your fancy, I strongly encourage you to go to his channel and watch all of the Megazord videos and thank Dog that the spectrum smiles so brightly on people such as him. 

Now that we've covered all of that nonsense, how would you like the very newest episode of Revolting?;

Finally, with the bürfing up of all of that, we're donezo, so here's to hoping that today's effort at least in some part temporarily ties off and re-raveles, re-furles, or re-frayes more than one or two proverbial ends.