Hank was opposed to the Church Halloween House because the Church tried to make the town enforce a curfew to stop children from Trick-r-Treating. Hank was nostalgic for Halloween mischief of his youth.
Here is the US State Department 2026 Trafficking Report that the Press Statement is addressing.
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I don't know what years you are talking about but I remember chad being used by 4chan in the early-mid 2010s. An overlap between 4channers and skater kids is not hard to believe.
The word "chad" wasn't commonly used in the public until the 2020s. It used to be a "redpill" term. Before redpill, there was bodybuilding forum and pua.
Similarly, "slop" may have been used by critics throughout the decades, but it became Miriam-Webster's word of the year in 2025, because the usage greatly escalated. "Goyslop" is a word that was used in right wing spaces prior to that recent popularity and is entirely unrelated.
The rise in popularity of the word slop is related to social media producing low effort content, especially related to AI.
4chan's usage of the word "goyslop" was derived from a conspiracy theory that a Jewish-Elite-class is reducing the quality of food at grocery stores. In 2023, Kanye West on his hitler-arc, told the paparazzi that "they" are trying to make black people fat with twix bars, this is a reference to that conspiracy theory. The term "goyslop" is more related to the "bug eating" conspiracy theory, than it is to the modern usage of slop.
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Also I would like to point out that the drawn chad emojis on hexbear have blonde hair and blue eyes. This is because they were drawn by 4chan to glorify the "nordic" race.

The term "goyslop" predates the recent rise in the word of "slop" and the "slop" comm. 4chan has been saying goyslop for over a decade. I would even say that the right wing's usage of the word goyslop is what lead to the public popularity of the word slop. It's like the word "chad", which used to be exclusively used by incels.
This is a live stream of the protests. Probably shows cops being violent at some point. The host is interviewing people on the street.
The more that I think about this tag, the more hilarious it becomes. You tag me as if I had some malicious intention by wanting to have the slop comm be moderated. Your post proves me to be correct.
The fact that the post got 20 upvotes shows that nobody actually read the link to see that it said "ADVERTISEMENT" at the top of the page. This demonstrates the dogmatic behavior in the current form of the slop comm.
If I've learned anything from the response to my proposal is that hexbears have no idea what this comm is intended to be. Every hexbear thinks that the comm's purpose is something different.
The only similarity between posts on the slop comm are smugness, condescension, and lack of any substantial criticism. You didn't know that you were posting an advertisement and many other slop posters don't know what they are posting. Users post thumbnails of videos and don't watch the video. Users post screenshots of headlines and don't read the article.
The lack of direction of the comm promotes ignorance. The comm has become a substitute of criticism. Users post things that they don't like and don't even explain what the criticism is. The fact that it is posted into the slop comm is the criticism. This prevents any meaningful discussion from happening.
Imagine there's a web forum for medical workers and medical workers are frustrated by the things that their patients tell them. So they make a comm called "shitpatientssay". This comm would serve the purpose of a way to showcase incorrect things that patients says, so that the medical workers can share their frustration and also offer advice to handle the patients.
Then a year ago by, some of the medical workers are not only sharing things that their patients said but also sharing photos of their patients and even photos of injuries that the patients have. One doctor uploads a photo of a man with a broken arm, the post is titled "He said he didn't know what happened". This post becomes vastly popular, how could a patient not know what caused their arm to be broken?
Some of the doctors are made uncomfortable by these photos, some are disgusted and some say that it violates the trust of the patient. Other medical workers like feeling the disgust and seek out the photos.
It becomes clear to some that the comm is being used, not as a way to criticize or correct the patient, but instead as a way to mock the patient, to feel disgust towards the patient.
Eventually the comm gets to the point where 30% of the posts in the comm are not things that patients have said. Users are posting links to controversial medical journals. Users are posting videos of drug commercials. Some people are even posting articles to mass casualty incidents like plane crashes and mass shootings. These things have no resemblance to the comm's original purpose.
A proposal is made to reform the comm to be limited to posts being about things that patients actually said.
The users cry "If the comm is limited to incorrect things that patients say, where will I post images of the badly cooked food in my hospital's cafeteria?"
'awesome face' meme from 2007
In the Spanish alphabet, ñ is a different letter from n. ñ is called enye. The letter makes the n-sound and the y-sound.
the correct pronunciation is ( ha la peen yo ) or ( ha la payn yo )
A lot of people miss the y-sound, some people use the j-sound instead of h.
The most millenialslop band is Twenty One Pilots.
White people are not ashamed to pronounce words wrong. Every white person pronounces "jalapeno" in a different way. If you have met a million white people, you've heard a million ways to pronounce "jalapeno".
I think the conservative coffee fantasy is rooted in the association of coffee with ruggedness. Coffee is like whiskey or cigars. There is an acquired taste to these things. The conservative lore is that people add sugar to coffee because they are too weak for the bitterness of coffee. Flavored coffee becomes associated with women, like fruity cocktail drinks.
I've never had any problem ordering "large black coffee" at any coffee shop, including starbucks. The notion that coffee shops don't know how to serve black coffee is just made up.
Also Fox News has been promoting a conspiracy theory for years that Starbucks is secretly anti-Christian because they write "Happy Holidays" on their holiday cups.
This happened 3 months ago. Connor Murphy died from drowning in a lake in Thailand. His two bro-science friends claim that he was injecting gold and that the gold injection made him behave erratically.
I think there's not enough evidence to show that injecting gold would make him behave erratically. There are documented instances of people injecting gold for medical research. I think Connor was probably behaving erratically prior to injecting gold, if he even actually injected gold.






