Nix v. Hedden, 149 U.S. 304 (1893)

Nix v. Hedden, 149 U.S. 304 (1893)

Where the Supreme Court of the United States defined a tomato as a vegetable for the purposes of the tariff act, despite the fact that tomatoes are scientifically fruits. Other fun fact: Scotus is the Roman god of Darkness, his wife was Nix (also known as Nox).

Are the billionaires and politicians actually Angels (some fallen and some not)?

I go far out in this with describing my world view at the moment, but hey, I'm just a man who doesn't know who his father was that spent 40 days in the wilderness and sleep 4 blocks away from the White House who happened to file 3 Supreme Court Petitions for Certiorari about the 2020 election. So, take what I say with a grain of salt.

Canticum Canticorum (The Song of Songs)

In this I read the Caticum Canticorum, that is the Song of Songs, in Latin. It's best when read in the wilderness while fasting for 40 days, but I felt the need to read a version for the Internet.

Homeless In America - Georgiann

This is essentially a show where I speak to people who are currently living on the streets in Washington, District of Columbia. The people I intend to interview are good people, not drug users, not thieves, but instead people who choose not to jump into shelters for one reason or another. The first lady I interviewed is Georgiann. A sweet lady, she's been on the streets for many years and causes no problems to people. I hope you enjoy this interview. #homeless #homelessness #unhoused #poverty #socialservices #people #america #moon

Counting the Omer

Counting the Omer is a tradition that is written about in Leviticus 23:9 through 23:21. It's a good way to remind yourself about God on an annual basis and it's also a commandment that God explicitly instructs the people to keep. There are apps for you to do this on an annual basis.