RawStory reports the following in
“'It's going to shock the country!' Mike Lindell insists his final triumph over 2020 election coming Thursday”
(www.rawstory.com/...):
On Tuesday, MyPillow CEO and election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell pushed his latest claim that he is on the brink of overturning the 2020 presidential election — and even claimed that on Thursday, "if everything goes right," he will secure a "preliminary injunction" against the long-settled results.
According to the article, Lindell “lashed out at the media for not taking his wild claims about election fraud seriously.”
Hmmm… I may not be “the media” myself, but my illustration for this diary demonstrates how seriously I take his T-rump kissing delusional blabbering.
Prepare yourself…
I am about to go full-on Buffy fan fanatical...
He reminds me of a “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” story arch which is about Glory, a god from Hell bent on destroying human life whose troll-like minions go far over the top in expressing their praise to her. She is known as "Glorificus" or sometimes "Glorifius." She was also known as "the Glorious One" (among many other amusing, groveling titles such as "Her Splendiferousness," "Her Sparkling Luminescence" and "Oh Sweaty-Naughty-Feelings-Causing One").
JINX: I am in thunderous agreement, oh glittering, glistening Glorificus.
MURK: Uh, begging your pardon, and begging in general, but ... were you talking to me?
GLORY: Eww. Yeah, right. Like any of you have ever bathed, anyway.
MURK: Oh, but we do, Your Scrumptiousness. We bathe in Your Splendiforous Radiance, Your Aromatic-
GLORY: (annoyed) He's getting stronger. I'm losing him, I'm losing control of him.
JINX: You're speaking of Ben, Most Glamorous yet Tasteful One?
DREG: No! No, no, Your Terrifically Smooth One, it is the epitome of ankles.
To touch such an ankle would be - but I'm not touching. I'm backing away.
DREG: Yes. Dreg. Your Creamy Coolness has honored me by speaking my name. Your voice is like a thousand sweet songbirds that-
Buffy fan that I am (I am binge watching it now), along with the illustration I put together of one of the entrances to the Sunnyvale Hellmouth with the smirking pissant pillow purveyor standing inside of it, I posted this comment on the RawStory article:
He's going to open the Hellmouth tomorrow. Better call Buffy and the Scooby gang. I'm personally preparing a pointy wooden stake.
Okay, the wooden stakes work only on vampires but you get the idea.
Terminology for non-Buffy fans:
Below is from a Buffy Fan-site (buffy.fandom.com/...):
Hellmouth referred to a sort of portal between Earth and the next dimension.[1] For this reason, the Hellmouth's area was a hot spot for supernatural activity,[2] sending out mystical energy[3] that affected the nearby population,[4] and attracting supernatural creatures[5][6] even when closed.[7]
Below from buffy.fandom.com/…
The Scooby Gang[1] was the core group formed after the arrival of Buffy Summers to Sunnydale in order to battle the supernatural forces of evil, and assist Buffy in her duties as the Slayer.[2] The Scoobies, as its members were known, were originally teenage friends attending Sunnydale High School in a town built on top of a Hellmouth.[2] With time, the group gradually expanded with new members and allies in worldwide activity against the forces of darkness.[3]
below from: buffy.fandom.com/...
Sunnydale was a small town[2] in southern California,[3] inhabited by the Slayer Buffy Summers and the Scooby Gang.[2] The area of Sunnydale was a concentration of demonic energy,[4] which had its focal point under the Sunnydale High School; this was caused by its being the site of the Hellmouth, a gateway between the Earth and demonic dimensions.[5] A college town, it housed the University of California at Sunnydale.[6]
The Buffy Poll:
I know if I asked how many of you thought Pillow would actually get a preliminary injunction tomorrow just about all of you would say “when Hell freezes over” so to go with the Hell theme and to satisfy my curiosity about Kos readers TV show interests, please take this poll about Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I am halfway through season five or the show which ran for seven seasons between 1997 and 2003. I find this a way to escape temporarily from the unrelenting bad news about Ukraine and right-wing American politics. I am aware of the toxic environment the show creator and frequent screenwriter Josh Wheddon caused with his onset bullying (www.vulture.com/...) and find myself admiring the actors for doing such a good job despite this.
