A poster of a nineteen seventies defensive line hung over his bed for five years, and he uses it to prove that doomsday already happened. Sean Richie writes like that throughout, taking something ridiculous entirely seriously, and the blog is funnier than almost anything else around it.
The flux capacitor post is the best of them. He explains the fictional device, the exact speed and power it needed, the fact that it was really a box with three strings of lights, and then turns it into a point about why pop culture holds value long after the film.
The practical posts do their job without changing voice. Where to put a blog, how keyword research works, which platforms bring traffic.
There are two attempts at the definitive bloody mary, a couple of full unplugged concerts, and a Christmas song he warns you about in advance.
Read the flux capacitor post first. If you enjoy it, the rest of the blog is yours.