The Humdrum—Smut, of Useless-knowledge.com [internet magazine]

The Humdrum—Smut, of
Useless-knowledge.com [internet magazine]



I’ve had several people in the past several months ask me why have I not written for the internet magazine, useless-knowledge, I’ve tried to avoid answering that question and go on with my life, but I shall for the 200,000-people that have read my articles in the last few months. It is truly, useless to write for them, and their Editor is working in the right place, useless again. They fight and bicker between one another like kids; you never get anything useful out of it. It wasn’t really all that bad a few years back, or so, when I wrote for them some 300-articles, they even gave me “Columnist of the Year,” which a few select people wanted to take away, and many got jealous, and went crying to each other over it. Believe me, it is not really that great of a gift.
As I was about to say, it used to be a good magazine, and with the help of such people like: Thomas Keyes, Tom Pain, and a few other cockroaches or morons, they drove the magazine to its lowest zenith. Several writers, good writers have left because of such folks like these, who have a lot of anger, and nothing good to say about anything, or anybody, unless they are building their ego in the process.
I’m shocked Goggle took them back as customers, and they pay them to put ads on their articles (I see now they have taken mine out of the archives and plastered Goggle allover them to make a buck); what a shame, they will not advance Goggles standing in the world that is for sure. When they isolated them before—or plucked their feathers for the garbage they allowed to be written with their symbol attached, it was a great service to humanity; the editor cried to everyone to write Goggle, in fear he’d not get his hard earned money; get them back on the payroll. But it is a smut, and ungodly magazine now and not worth my time, and I’d not have my kids go to it if I had a choice, so how can I write for it.
So these are some of the reasons I do not write for them: plus, I’ve been asked by several other magazines to write for them, and they take up most of my writing time, along with my books: I do not have enough time to go back and forth with these self-idolized so called gossip writers. There is a real world out there; they do not give to the public a once of real information, only their dirty minded opinion on one another. They have some good writers on the magazine though, like Michael John McCray, Craig Chamberlain, and a few others, but they are fewer every month. It is becoming a one-man magazine, Thomas Keyes.