Dark Apostle: Blog

I just finished reading "There's an App for That," and I have to admit, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The author has a knack for crafting sentences, using a sophisticated vocabulary without ever sounding pretentious or like a thesaurus-wielding Joey from Friends.

Of course, the story isn't without its limitations. The plot is barebones, focusing primarily on the themes of domination and control. It's a quick, five-minute read without much depth or complexity. However, given the rapid advancements in technology—nanotech, CRISPR, AI—the story's premise feels eerily plausible, even prophetic. It leaves you wondering about the potential consequences of our technological dependence and the fine line between fiction and reality.

Does anyone know what program they use to make the 'model' designs of the rooms on the ads, I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find any information about it. Yes, before you ask, I looked on the actual site. No fricking help.

Excellent story, well written and thoroughly researched. Either this guy has been in the military, or knows someone that is, the lingo sounds right. Anyway, enjoy!

Edit: I should add, the author is Jack Green and its a part of a series.

Jesus. That was fucking epic. Better than any porn video or story I could stroke myself to. The people have spoken, it's time for a change.

One dear reader pointed out that writing stories makes us liars. I disagree — we're not liars, we're storytellers. While we spin worlds from imagination, our aim isn't to deceive, but to connect with a deeper truth about ourselves and the human experience. The power of a story lies not always in its literal truth, but in its ability to resonate with the emotions and experiences we all share — unlike the fabrications of politicians, which aim to obscure truth for their own gain. It's a stark contrast to the days of yore, when Romans considered service an honor—and not service to the people, but to Rome itself! It seems these Tory politicians have forgotten that key distinction. They've forgotten they serve England, not themselves.

Today is our Independence day!!

Ours to in England. Bye Bye Tories, I'd say it was fun, but I don't like lying.