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WINDS OF CHANGE

Ah, yes … 2021, you really didn’t disappoint. I tend to lean toward the positive-outlook side of things, but I also consistently underestimate humanity’s ability to really “F” things up. Half the country wants freedom, and the other half wants to lock down until we can have freedom. I know that last sentence doesn’t make much sense, but neither have the previous 365 days. So, let’s just roll with the punches here … When we decided to run a “Predictions” issue, our first thought was to be 100% serious and give the Skillsetfam a heads up for the coming year. But—and you know this as well as I do—nothing can be accurately forecasted in this day and age. By the time you are reading this, I do not doubt that some…

WINDS OF CHANGE

WINDS OF CHANGE

Ah, yes … 2021, you really didn’t disappoint. I tend to lean toward the positive-outlook side of things, but I also consistently underestimate humanity’s ability to really “F” things up. Half the country wants freedom, and the other half wants to lock down until we can have freedom. I know that last sentence doesn’t make much sense, but neither have the previous 365 days. So, let’s just roll with the punches here … When we decided to run a “Predictions” issue, our first thought was to be 100% serious and give the Skillsetfam a heads up for the coming year. But—and you know this as well as I do—nothing can be accurately forecasted in this day and age. By the time you are reading this, I do not doubt that…

WINDS OF CHANGE

PUFF, PUFF, PASS

Who knew dolphins were the Cheech & Chong of the Seven Seas? These aquatic super fish can fight off sharks, detect anti-ship mines and even jump through hoops of fire for your kid at SeaWorld. But behind closed doors, addiction runs deep. While the puffer fish is known to be deadly to humans, its toxins are like black tar heroin to our blowhole buddies. It isn’t uncommon to see a school of dolphins passing a chewed-up puffer among each other and then drifting off into the deep blue in a trance-like state of euphoria. So, the next time you see a dolphin washed up on the beach or tied up in a tuna net, have some sympathy and let them know that “If you can quit for a day, you…

PUFF, PUFF, PASS

FOLLOW THE SCIENCE

Back in the mid-1800s, Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis, a Hungarian physician, made claims that washing your hands could prevent the spread of disease. Due to the fact that he had no real evidence to support this claim, his fellow colleagues mocked his opinions and bullied him to the point of a nervous breakdown. He was committed to a mental institution and was eventually beaten to death by the asylum’s guards. A few years after his death, Louis Pasteur, the famous French microbiologist, confirmed his theory and implemented this hygienic practice with great success. Need a quick survival hack to help cover an unexpected laceration? Try covering it in spiderwebs. That’s right, back in ancient Greece, doctors used spiderwebs to make bandages for their patients. These webs can help keep wounds clean and…

FOLLOW THE SCIENCE

SO, YOU’RE SAYING THERE’S A CHANCE?

Americans spend around $72 billion every year for lottery tickets, and the chances of winning are less likely than being killed by murder hornets, having identical quadruplets, being crushed by a vending machine, winning an Academy Award or being elected president. But don’t be dismayed by your lack of phenomenal luck; it’s not as great as it sounds. In fact, the odds of going broke after winning the lottery are pretty good since one out of three lotto winners will eventually file for bankruptcy.…

SO, YOU’RE SAYING THERE’S A CHANCE?

PUFF, PUFF, PASS

Who knew dolphins were the Cheech & Chong of the Seven Seas? These aquatic super fish can fight off sharks, detect anti-ship mines and even jump through hoops of fire for your kid at SeaWorld. But behind closed doors, addiction runs deep. While the puffer fish is known to be deadly to humans, its toxins are like black tar heroin to our blowhole buddies. It isn’t uncommon to see a school of dolphins passing a chewed-up puffer among each other and then drifting off into the deep blue in a trance-like state of euphoria. So, the next time you see a dolphin washed up on the beach or tied up in a tuna net, have some sympathy and let them know that “If you can quit for a day, you…

PUFF, PUFF, PASS

FOLLOW THE SCIENCE

Back in the mid-1800s, Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis, a Hungarian physician, made claims that washing your hands could prevent the spread of disease. Due to the fact that he had no real evidence to support this claim, his fellow colleagues mocked his opinions and bullied him to the point of a nervous breakdown. He was committed to a mental institution and was eventually beaten to death by the asylum’s guards. A few years after his death, Louis Pasteur, the famous French microbiologist, confirmed his theory and implemented this hygienic practice with great success. Need a quick survival hack to help cover an unexpected laceration? Try covering it in spiderwebs. That’s right, back in ancient Greece, doctors used spiderwebs to make bandages for their patients. These webs can help keep wounds clean…

FOLLOW THE SCIENCE

BACK IN MY DAY…

Ever wonder why your generation’s music is so good and your kid’s music just plain sucks? Well, as much as we want to tell you that Prince’s “Purple Rain” is 100 times better than Cardi B’s “WAP,” it actually has to do with puberty. Between the ages of 12 and 21, your brain housing group undergoes fast neurological development, and for some reason, the music we listen to during that time gets embedded into our frontal lobes for life. This music will forever trigger memories that send hits of dopamine to stimulate your pleasure circuits. The more connection you had with a song, the more juice your brain gets. This is the neurochemical bliss you experience when that “oldie but goodie” comes on the radio and you are caught at…

BACK IN MY DAY…

“YOU PATHETIC HUMANS...”

Ever wonder why your cat brings home dead animals even though you have its food bowl filled with kibble? It’s because they think you are a worthless hunter and you probably can’t survive on your own. Truth be told, they are probably right (about 80% of Americans don’t even know how to start a fire), and there is really nothing you can do to stop them. Unlike our canine companions, who we can domesticate and turn into lazy furballs, cats still retain their predatory instincts and will always have the will to hunt. Plus, cats are known to be assholes, and they love to boast to their pitiful human companions.…

“YOU PATHETIC HUMANS...”

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN PERVERTED

We all agree that the great state of Texas leads the way in American freedom, but those liberties definitely stop at the beltline. According to section 43.23 of the Texas Penal Code, a person who is in possession of six or more dildos is committing a felony. We’re not sure why the number is capped at six, but we aren’t pushing our luck with any Texas county mounties. We suggest that you take the same advice the great Clint Smith gave us about owning a self-defense rifle: Find one that fits you, buy a backup in case you lose it (ouch!) and then buy a third one for spare parts. That will keep your Lone Star State bedroom on the right side of the law.…

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN PERVERTED

ART-TICIPATION TROPHIES

Do you ever feel that your window to become an Olympic athlete has passed? Or maybe that the jock life isn’t for you, but your origami skillset is too awesome to go unnoticed? Well, it’s too bad you weren’t born in the early 1900s because you might have hung a few gold medals from your mantle. That’s right, from 1912 to 1952, the Olympics handed out over 150 medals for painting, music and sculpting. Granted, all these works of art had to be Olympic themed, but for the first time, a 350-pound man who lived in his mom’s basement could reach one of the world’s most-coveted podiums for something other than men’s curling. (Sorry, Canada.) $1,350 THE PRICE A CORNFLAKE SHAPED LIKE THE STATE OF ILLINOIS SOLD FOR ON EBAY IN…

ART-TICIPATION TROPHIES

SO, YOU’RE SAYING THERE’S A CHANCE?

Americans spend around $72 billion every year for lottery tickets, and the chances of winning are less likely than being killed by murder hornets, having identical quadruplets, being crushed by a vending machine, winning an Academy Award or being elected president. But don’t be dismayed by your lack of phenomenal luck; it’s not as great as it sounds. In fact, the odds of going broke after winning the lottery are pretty good since one out of three lotto winners will eventually file for bankruptcy.…

SO, YOU’RE SAYING THERE’S A CHANCE?

SIDEARM OF RESPECT

There are four Sig Sauer pistols that can be carried by the Sentinel guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington, Virginia. These pistols are custom made and have been named “Silence,” “Respect,” “Dignity” and “Perseverance.” Their grips are made of wood from the USS Olympia, which was the ship that carried back the first Unknown Soldier in 1921, and their sights contain marble dust from the tomb itself. Even the cocking serrations are engraved with XXI to signify the 21 steps each guard takes to walk by the Tomb of the Unknowns.…

SIDEARM OF RESPECT

BACK IN MY DAY…

Ever wonder why your generation’s music is so good and your kid’s music just plain sucks? Well, as much as we want to tell you that Prince’s “Purple Rain” is 100 times better than Cardi B’s “WAP,” it actually has to do with puberty. Between the ages of 12 and 21, your brain housing group undergoes fast neurological development, and for some reason, the music we listen to during that time gets embedded into our frontal lobes for life. This music will forever trigger memories that send hits of dopamine to stimulate your pleasure circuits. The more connection you had with a song, the more juice your brain gets. This is the neurochemical bliss you experience when that “oldie but goodie” comes on the radio and you are caught at…

BACK IN MY DAY…

“IF IT BLEEDS, WE CAN KILL IT”

Even though they were mortal enemies during the Cold War, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev did have one common goal: to destroy alien invaders. Back at the 1985 Geneva Summit in Switzerland, the two superpowers had a closed-door conversation about sharing planet Earth with little green men from outer space. In a 2009 interview, Gorbachev said President Reagan asked if they could set aside their differences and team up if we were ever attacked. Without hesitation, Gorbachev replied, “No doubt about it.” We are pretty sure that at that moment they shared an Over the Top flexed-arm handshake and then went right back to stockpiling nuclear weapons.…

“IF IT BLEEDS, WE CAN KILL IT”

PUMPKIN SPICE AND CHILL

Fall is finally here, and winter won’t be far behind! Maybe you aren’t yelling these words on the East Coast, but here in the hot-ass desert, we relish the days when the weather starts to turn for the better. This inevitably leads to those damned commercials about freakin’ pumpkin spice drinks at Starbucks and the like as well as your significant other posting about them on Instagram. So, I got to thinking … can pumpkin spice be cool for guys too? Is it OK for us to crave this flavor? I say yes! Who cares what other suckas think? I’m here to walk you through it all and to give you some examples of how you can use this spice combo at home and still be considered one of the guys…

PUMPKIN SPICE AND CHILL

“YOU PATHETIC HUMANS...”

Ever wonder why your cat brings home dead animals even though you have its food bowl filled with kibble? It’s because they think you are a worthless hunter and you probably can’t survive on your own. Truth be told, they are probably right (about 80% of Americans don’t even know how to start a fire), and there is really nothing you can do to stop them. Unlike our canine companions, who we can domesticate and turn into lazy furballs, cats still retain their predatory instincts and will always have the will to hunt. Plus, cats are known to be assholes, and they love to boast to their pitiful human companions.…

“YOU PATHETIC HUMANS...”

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN PERVERTED

We all agree that the great state of Texas leads the way in American freedom, but those liberties definitely stop at the beltline. According to section 43.23 of the Texas Penal Code, a person who is in possession of six or more dildos is committing a felony. We’re not sure why the number is capped at six, but we aren’t pushing our luck with any Texas county mounties. We suggest that you take the same advice the great Clint Smith gave us about owning a self-defense rifle: Find one that fits you, buy a backup in case you lose it (ouch!) and then buy a third one for spare parts. That will keep your Lone Star State bedroom on the right side of the law.…

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN PERVERTED

VOOOOO ZOMBIFICATION

He had been ill for days and was deteriorating rapidly. Fever, aches and a general malaise wracked his body. His lips had turned blue and he was experiencing the beginning of paralysis as he checked into the hospital. His skin was on fire and felt as though insects were crawling just beneath the surface. The following day, he watched in horror as the doctors pronounced him dead and he felt the bedsheet being pulled up over his face. He remained completely lucid as his coffin was nailed shut. Powerless to move, one of the coffin nails pierced his face. If only he could scream, he thought, as he was lowered into the earth and covered with dirt. Such is the initial experience of a voodoo zombie, dramatized here from the…

VOOOOO ZOMBIFICATION

HOW TO BE THE “BEST” Best Man

You have been asked to be the best man at a wedding. Where do you start? Right here! There are three primary items you must complete to receive your “Best Man of the Year” trophy: The Bachelor Party, The Best Man Speech and The Present. It’s a big responsibility, but if you use this guide, you’ll come out smelling like roses. THE BACHELOR PARTY This is your priority. It’s your job to round up the groomsmen, find a place to party and keep the groom out of trouble. That’s right. Keep him out of trouble. Ostensibly, having been chosen as the best man, you agree that he should be getting married. Don’t fuck up the marriage before it starts and don’t let him either. You’re his wife tonight—minus the great tits and…

HOW TO BE THE “BEST” Best Man

ODDITIES A tour of AMERICA’S ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS

“There was nowhere to go but everywhere” is as true today as it was when Jack Kerouac first wrote and experienced it in his classic novel On the Road. The road trip is an American tradition and a rite of passage in the lives of many in this great nation. It doesn’t matter where you’re headed, only that you get out and go. After all, it’s about the journey and the countless experiences that you can have along the way. Here at Skillset, we love a great road trip, and we have come across so many interesting stopping places on the road that we had to collect a few to share. If you’re looking for adventure and something a little out of the ordinary, then check out these roadside attractions…

ODDITIES A tour of AMERICA’S ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS

ART-TICIPATION TROPHIES

Do you ever feel that your window to become an Olympic athlete has passed? Or maybe that the jock life isn’t for you, but your origami skillset is too awesome to go unnoticed? Well, it’s too bad you weren’t born in the early 1900s because you might have hung a few gold medals from your mantle. That’s right, from 1912 to 1952, the Olympics handed out over 150 medals for painting, music and sculpting. Granted, all these works of art had to be Olympic themed, but for the first time, a 350-pound man who lived in his mom’s basement could reach one of the world’s most-coveted podiums for something other than men’s curling. (Sorry, Canada.) $1,350 THE PRICE A CORNFLAKE SHAPED LIKE THE STATE OF ILLINOIS SOLD FOR ON EBAY…

ART-TICIPATION TROPHIES

MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL, WHO'S THE CREEPIEST OF THEM ALL?

We can all agree that fairy tales are written and passed down for many reasons. One of these reasons is that there is a moral lesson in them for kids. Another reason is just to scare the crap out of them. Without a doubt, parents and grownups need a certain level of fear instilled in their children to keep them in line and to teach them about all the wicked stuff that happens in this world. Likewise, on a psychological level, fairy tales also make it easier to convince children that someone or something that isn’t real can impact our lives. (Not too sure what that has to do with raising well-adjusted children, but hey, nobody ever said that parenting has to be entirely logical.) And interestingly enough, as children, our…

MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL, WHO'S THE CREEPIEST OF THEM ALL?

SIDEARM OF RESPECT

There are four Sig Sauer pistols that can be carried by the Sentinel guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington, Virginia. These pistols are custom made and have been named “Silence,” “Respect,” “Dignity” and “Perseverance.” Their grips are made of wood from the USS Olympia, which was the ship that carried back the first Unknown Soldier in 1921, and their sights contain marble dust from the tomb itself. Even the cocking serrations are engraved with XXI to signify the 21 steps each guard takes to walk by the Tomb of the Unknowns.…

SIDEARM OF RESPECT

SCAMDEMIC SPENDING: INVESTING TODAY FOR THE PLANDEMIC of TOMORROW

MARCH 15, 2020, CHANGED THE LIVES OF A LOT OF AMERICANS, AND SADLY, IT WAS FOR THE WORSE. IN CASE YOU FORGOT, THAT WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE TWO-WEEK LOCKDOWN THAT LASTED OVER SIX MONTHS. THAT WAS THE DAY THAT STARTED A HORRIFIC TREND OF BUSINESSES CUTTING EMPLOYEES AND SOME BUSINESSES HAVING TO CLOSE THEIR DOORS FOR GOOD. COVID-19 CONTINUES TO BE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING. (YES, OF COURSE I AM BEING SARCASTIC.) Whether you believe that it was a “plandemic” or a “scamdemic,” it affected a lot of us in different ways—from losing a loved one to getting financially destroyed due to the lockdowns. This article is going to help you to strategically plan what to invest in to make sure that you’re OK if anything like this…

SCAMDEMIC SPENDING: INVESTING TODAY FOR THE PLANDEMIC of TOMORROW

HOW CAPT. CHARLIE PLUMB 2,103 DAYS SURVIVED AS A VIETNAM POW

Under his code name “Plumber,” fresh-faced and zealous U.S. Navy pilot Charlie Plumb made more than 100 successful carrier landings and flew 74 triumphant missions throughout the Vietnam War. But on his 75th mission on May 19, 1967—five days before he was to return home—the then-24-year-old was shot down by a surface-to-aircraft missile over Hanoi. “I had a 90-second transition from the skies to the earth,” Plumb said as he remembered how he prayed for his wife as he fell. Simultaneously, he tore off his radio antenna and shredded his small book of flight names and schedules so that the enemy could not call support and endanger more American lives. Then he hit a rice paddy, and bullets whizzed by his ears. “I was immediately swarmed by about 20 to 30…

HOW CAPT. CHARLIE PLUMB 2,103 DAYS SURVIVED AS A VIETNAM POW

“IF IT BLEEDS, WE CAN KILL IT”

Even though they were mortal enemies during the Cold War, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev did have one common goal: to destroy alien invaders. Back at the 1985 Geneva Summit in Switzerland, the two superpowers had a closed-door conversation about sharing planet Earth with little green men from outer space. In a 2009 interview, Gorbachev said President Reagan asked if they could set aside their differences and team up if we were ever attacked. Without hesitation, Gorbachev replied, “No doubt about it.” We are pretty sure that at that moment they shared an Over the Top flexed-arm handshake and then went right back to stockpiling nuclear weapons.…

“IF IT BLEEDS, WE CAN KILL IT”

WEAPONS IN DISGUISE

Personal safety should never be taken lightly. Although your neighborhood, work location or favorite hang-out place may appear calm, docile and free of crime, the scary fact is that you may indeed be the intended victim in a stalker’s eye—or simply the unfortunate victim of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Either way, you need to be able to protect yourself when deadly trouble comes your way. Carrying weapons to fend off an assailant is a great place to start, but hefting around a knife, a club or a large stun gun not only attracts attention from good and bad people alike, it may also make you appear as the “bad guy,” which can cause you all sorts of problems with curious citizens and law enforcement personnel alike. However,…

WEAPONS IN DISGUISE

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR FIRST ALIEN ABDUCTION

Remember when you were a kid and the best possible thing would be to come face to face with an alien? We’re talking about the cool aliens, like E.T. or the good guys from Galaxy Quest, not the acid-spitting friends of Sigourney Weaver. You would fantasize about seeing a UFO, getting beamed up and flying across the cosmos like in The Last Starfighter. Then we grew up and maybe came to believe that aliens have actually been here, but only in the distant past. Who else would have built the pyramids, made the crop circles or given us the plotline for Stargate? Then, as if 2020 wasn’t weird enough, 2021 brought with it the revelation that UFOs were in fact real, and the Pentagon even released information about them. In one news…

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR FIRST ALIEN ABDUCTION

PUMPKIN SPICE AND CHILL

Fall is finally here, and winter won’t be far behind! Maybe you aren’t yelling these words on the East Coast, but here in the hot-ass desert, we relish the days when the weather starts to turn for the better. This inevitably leads to those damned commercials about freakin’ pumpkin spice drinks at Starbucks and the like as well as your significant other posting about them on Instagram. So, I got to thinking … can pumpkin spice be cool for guys too? Is it OK for us to crave this flavor? I say yes! Who cares what other suckas think? I’m here to walk you through it all and to give you some examples of how you can use this spice combo at home and still be considered one of the…

PUMPKIN SPICE AND CHILL

UAP HOT SPOTS AROUND THE GLOBE

UFOs —now referred to as UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomenon)—are a blazing-hot topic these days. Places where UAPs have been reported are beacons for the curious, the open minded and sometimes, for individuals who are just a bit strange. (You know who you are.) Since the beginning of our species’ existence, whether it be out of fascination or curiosity, we have watched the skies and the stars above us. We are always looking for answers. What’s up there? How far does it go? Who or what else is with us? We have been documenting visitations from above since humans lived in the darkness of caves. The earliest drawings of UAPs were found in France and thought to be from around 13,000 B.C. One has to wonder how these people were inspired to draw…

UAP HOT SPOTS AROUND THE GLOBE

HERETIC KNIVES THE NEW KING OF SPRING

Some people are born into legacies, and all they have to do is the bare minimum to take control of an empire, while others truly earn every ounce of their soon-to-be domains. Then, there are the 1% who are born into a legacy and work nonstop to continue earning their keeps, only to walk away from it to forge a new birthright from scratch. This is exactly what TJ Marfione did to create his own company, Heretic Knives. TJ is the son of Anthony Marfione, the CEO of world-renowned Microtech Knives. Since the age of 6, TJ knew that he wanted to be a knifemaker. While his father was grinding steel, TJ would mimic him by turning over a bicycle and pretending its back wheel was a grinding stone used to…

HERETIC KNIVES THE NEW KING OF SPRING

VOOOOO ZOMBIFICATION

He had been ill for days and was deteriorating rapidly. Fever, aches and a general malaise wracked his body. His lips had turned blue and he was experiencing the beginning of paralysis as he checked into the hospital. His skin was on fire and felt as though insects were crawling just beneath the surface. The following day, he watched in horror as the doctors pronounced him dead and he felt the bedsheet being pulled up over his face. He remained completely lucid as his coffin was nailed shut. Powerless to move, one of the coffin nails pierced his face. If only he could scream, he thought, as he was lowered into the earth and covered with dirt. Such is the initial experience of a voodoo zombie, dramatized here from the…

VOOOOO ZOMBIFICATION

BLACKJACK BLUES

Blackjack, or “twenty-one,” as it is also known, is a casino game that has been around since at least the late-16th or early-17th centuries. Since that time, millions of people have played this relatively simple game with mixed results. For some, large smiles have accented their faces as their pockets swelled with well-played and well-earned cash. However, others—and these are the vast majority, by the way—have exited casinos or closed their laptops (for today’s online gambling) in nothing but frustration as they replayed hands in their minds that they should have played differently. And worst of all, the cash that they had hoped to multiply into vast riches was gone as if it had never been there. But it doesn’t have to be that way if you know what strategic and…

BLACKJACK BLUES

HOW TO BE THE “BEST” Best Man

You have been asked to be the best man at a wedding. Where do you start? Right here! There are three primary items you must complete to receive your “Best Man of the Year” trophy: The Bachelor Party, The Best Man Speech and The Present. It’s a big responsibility, but if you use this guide, you’ll come out smelling like roses. THE BACHELOR PARTY This is your priority. It’s your job to round up the groomsmen, find a place to party and keep the groom out of trouble. That’s right. Keep him out of trouble. Ostensibly, having been chosen as the best man, you agree that he should be getting married. Don’t fuck up the marriage before it starts and don’t let him either. You’re his wife tonight—minus the great…

HOW TO BE THE “BEST” Best Man

PLAYING BY THEIR RULES—NOT!

Casinos vary in any number of ways from one another. This includes what rules they follow for their table games, especially for blackjack. If your casino of choice implements these blackjack “rules,” then it is time to beat feet and gamble your money elsewhere. 6:5 blackjack: It may seem insignificant, but you will win less money than at a casino that pays out 3:2 for blackjack. This adds nearly 1.5% to the house edge also. Casinos on the Las Vegas Strip are infamous for implementing this house-advantage rule. Dealer hits on a soft 17: Once a rarity, now this rule is found in many casinos around the country. (Yes, in Las Vegas again as well.) Dealers will hit on any 17, and this adds nearly 0.25% to the house edge. No doubling down…

SKILLSET PREDICTS THE FUTURE for 2022

The door cracks open, revealing bright sunshine and a beautiful New Year’s Day. The year is 2022. Our hero steps out into the light and is greeted by his neighbor, who shouts at him, “Put on your mask, you bigot!” He responds with a friendly wave as he ponders how mask wearing and racism could possibly be connected. He knows that he is committing a “thought crime” that could be punished by the cancel culture mob if he were to speak it aloud. He would immediately be pounced on by the mob as they hurl all manner of abuse at both himself and everyone in his inner circle. The mob, as we all know, is bloodthirsty, and once they smell that blood in the water, a feeding frenzy ensues. They don’t…

SKILLSET PREDICTS THE FUTURE for 2022

ODDITIES A tour of AMERICA’S ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS

“There was nowhere to go but everywhere” is as true today as it was when Jack Kerouac first wrote and experienced it in his classic novel On the Road. The road trip is an American tradition and a rite of passage in the lives of many in this great nation. It doesn’t matter where you’re headed, only that you get out and go. After all, it’s about the journey and the countless experiences that you can have along the way. Here at Skillset, we love a great road trip, and we have come across so many interesting stopping places on the road that we had to collect a few to share. If you’re looking for adventure and something a little out of the ordinary, then check out these roadside attractions…

ODDITIES A tour of AMERICA’S

ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS

Winters in Wisconsin are long, bitter cold and always seem to last until May. When summer comes around, people get out and about and drink in every bit of warmth and sunshine, knowing full well it won’t last that long. On July 17, 2016, police officer Brandon Kehoe was working the night shift in his hometown of Sheboygan, Wisconsin. He had just finished with a domestic violence complaint and had met up with his partner from the call, Anthony Hamilton, to catch their breaths. Hamilton, a former Marine with three combat deployments, had been friends with Kehoe since he started at the department eight years prior. They had barely parked when a call came in of a robbery that was in progress at the Union Avenue Tap, just a little over…

MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL, WHO'S THE CREEPIEST OF THEM ALL?

We can all agree that fairy tales are written and passed down for many reasons. One of these reasons is that there is a moral lesson in them for kids. Another reason is just to scare the crap out of them. Without a doubt, parents and grownups need a certain level of fear instilled in their children to keep them in line and to teach them about all the wicked stuff that happens in this world. Likewise, on a psychological level, fairy tales also make it easier to convince children that someone or something that isn’t real can impact our lives. (Not too sure what that has to do with raising well-adjusted children, but hey, nobody ever said that parenting has to be entirely logical.) And interestingly enough, as children,…

MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL, WHO'S THE CREEPIEST OF THEM ALL?

SCAMDEMIC SPENDING: INVESTING TODAY FOR THE PLANDEMIC of TOMORROW

MARCH 15, 2020, CHANGED THE LIVES OF A LOT OF AMERICANS, AND SADLY, IT WAS FOR THE WORSE. IN CASE YOU FORGOT, THAT WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE TWO-WEEK LOCKDOWN THAT LASTED OVER SIX MONTHS. THAT WAS THE DAY THAT STARTED A HORRIFIC TREND OF BUSINESSES CUTTING EMPLOYEES AND SOME BUSINESSES HAVING TO CLOSE THEIR DOORS FOR GOOD. COVID-19 CONTINUES TO BE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING. (YES, OF COURSE I AM BEING SARCASTIC.) Whether you believe that it was a “plandemic” or a “scamdemic,” it affected a lot of us in different ways—from losing a loved one to getting financially destroyed due to the lockdowns. This article is going to help you to strategically plan what to invest in to make sure that you’re OK if anything like…

SCAMDEMIC SPENDING: INVESTING TODAY FOR THE PLANDEMIC of TOMORROW

SMOKE & MIRRORS

Everyone has gone to a snoozer of a party at least once (and I’m guessing more than once) in their lives, and it is absolutely dreadful. From the boring, by-the-numbers conversation to the horrible playlist that is barely audible from weak portable speakers to the finger foods that were obviously microwaved, heat-and-eat appetizers, some parties just don’t have any spark of life. However, you can change that, and you can do it with magic. Amazing card tricks, paper-and-coin money illusions and a foam ball that disappears into thin air only to reappear inside a guest’s pocket or purse can liven up even the dullest gatherings and inject a spark of energy into group events. The question arises, however, of where one obtains these game-changing illusions. Likewise, how can we learn the secrets…

SMOKE & MIRRORS

ALONG FOR THE RIDE

Not all magic tricks are the product of a specifically designed “trick” item that allows anyone to perform the illusion. Sleight of hand, palming, physical dexterity and distraction all help to create magic tricks from virtually nothing. This applies to playing cards as well. Yes, there are trick decks and marked cards, but there is also a plethora of tricks that use only an ordinary deck of cards and the magician’s pure talent. And most likely, the brand of the deck used was, is and always will be Bicycle Playing Cards. Bicycle Playing Cards are the go-to brand for top magicians around the globe. They are widely respected for their top quality, durability and all-around “good feel” when used as part of a magic card trick. Bicycle has been around since…

ALONG FOR THE RIDE

THE BEST TRICK EVER: DAVID COPPERFIELD WAVES HIS WAND TO CREATE $1 BILLION!

Few men can hit a net worth of $1 billion, let alone do it as a full-time magician. David Copperfield, however, has defied the odds and has done just that. This marvel of the magic world is a nonstop juggernaut when it comes to work. He earns an estimated $40-$60 million yearly by performing over 500 shows a year at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. (Yes, you read that correctly—500 shows!) He has performed for over 40 years, has appeared on several television specials, has popped up in guest spots in movies and has opened the International Museum and Library of the Conjuring Arts in Las Vegas. Additionally, Copperfield owns the largest collection of magic memorabilia on the planet. The collection contains over 150,000 items, including books, props and vintage…

THE BEST TRICK EVER: DAVID COPPERFIELD WAVES HIS WAND TO CREATE $1 BILLION!

HOW CAPT. CHARLIE PLUMB 2,103 DAYS SURVIVED AS A VIETNAM POW

Under his code name “Plumber,” fresh-faced and zealous U.S. Navy pilot Charlie Plumb made more than 100 successful carrier landings and flew 74 triumphant missions throughout the Vietnam War. But on his 75th mission on May 19, 1967—five days before he was to return home—the then-24-year-old was shot down by a surface-to-aircraft missile over Hanoi. “I had a 90-second transition from the skies to the earth,” Plumb said as he remembered how he prayed for his wife as he fell. Simultaneously, he tore off his radio antenna and shredded his small book of flight names and schedules so that the enemy could not call support and endanger more American lives. Then he hit a rice paddy, and bullets whizzed by his ears. “I was immediately swarmed by about 20 to…

HOW CAPT. CHARLIE PLUMB 2,103 DAYS SURVIVED AS A VIETNAM POW

PRISON BREAK BLUEPRINT

Escaping from prison is no simple feat. It takes nerve, guile and ingenuity. The idea of a prisoner on the run, by its very nature, is sensational and inspires films and captures Americans’ imaginations as events play out on the news. But planning an escape and making it happen are two very different things. This a look at some of the personality traits and preconditions involved with such attempts and how criminals sometimes do manage to break out, even if only for a short, dangerous while. DARING Guts, intestinal fortitude, balls—whatever you want to call it—executing a prison break takes boldness. Many prisoners may dream of making a run for it, but only a small percentage actually give it a shot. This certainly makes sense when you consider the repercussions: extending your…

PRISON BREAK BLUEPRINT

WEAPONS IN DISGUISE

Personal safety should never be taken lightly. Although your neighborhood, work location or favorite hang-out place may appear calm, docile and free of crime, the scary fact is that you may indeed be the intended victim in a stalker’s eye—or simply the unfortunate victim of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Either way, you need to be able to protect yourself when deadly trouble comes your way. Carrying weapons to fend off an assailant is a great place to start, but hefting around a knife, a club or a large stun gun not only attracts attention from good and bad people alike, it may also make you appear as the “bad guy,” which can cause you all sorts of problems with curious citizens and law enforcement personnel…

WEAPONS IN DISGUISE

Few characters in cinema have made the cultural impact of a certain globe-trotting, no-nonsense archaeologist named Indiana Jones. This quintessential adventurer was created from the mind of George Lucas and brought to life on the big screen by his close friend and in-the-business partner, Steven Spielberg. Indy’s escapades span three solidly constructed films (yes, I know there was a fourth—enough said!), and the character cemented the way for a plethora of copycats who personified the adventuring treasure hunter in comic books, video games, movies and television programs. Just as iconic as the character, however, is his attire, which is also quite well known to most. Jones goes nearly everywhere (except for the Club Obi Wan, where his Connery-esque tux made an appearance) in his weathered leather jacket, beat-to-hell fedora, with his…

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR FIRST ALIEN ABDUCTION

Remember when you were a kid and the best possible thing would be to come face to face with an alien? We’re talking about the cool aliens, like E.T. or the good guys from Galaxy Quest, not the acid-spitting friends of Sigourney Weaver. You would fantasize about seeing a UFO, getting beamed up and flying across the cosmos like in The Last Starfighter. Then we grew up and maybe came to believe that aliens have actually been here, but only in the distant past. Who else would have built the pyramids, made the crop circles or given us the plotline for Stargate? Then, as if 2020 wasn’t weird enough, 2021 brought with it the revelation that UFOs were in fact real, and the Pentagon even released information about them. In…

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR FIRST ALIEN ABDUCTION

THAT’S NO BULL!

If you think the bullwhip like the one used by Indiana Jones is the only game in town, think again. Here are five more whip types that crack just as well. Snake whip: This whip is similar to a bullwhip, except it is flexible all the way down to the handle. This makes it more portable and easier to carry. However, targeting and performing multiple cracks consecutively are considerably more difficult to execute. Signal whip: These are considered the shortest whips of the bunch and were probably first used for sled dog racing. It lacks a rigid handle, like the snake whip, but it is unique among all whips for its braided-in cracker, which is not a feature of any other commonly used whips. Stock whip: With a long, rigid handle, this whip…

DO I HEAR £20,000?

Indiana Jones’ Bullwhip Wrangles In Big Money At Christie’s This particular bullwhip, handmade by David Morgan and used by Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, was auctioned at Christie’s in London in 2012. It was originally donated by Steven Spielberg to the UNICEF charity auction Movie Action for Children in 2001. At that auction, it sold for 68,000 pounds. The auction at Christie’s closed on November 28, 2012, and the whip went to a lucky bidder who won this working prop for a measly 20,000 pounds.…

THE DEVIL DOGS OF BELLEAU WOOD

The American Expeditionary Forces of World War I can claim countless heroes among their ranks, from the Lost Battalion to the Harlem Hellfighters and from Alvin York to Eddie Rickenbacker. Yet few can claim to have played a more critical role in the war or to have paid a higher price than the so-called “Devil Dogs of Belleau Wood.” By March of 1918, with Russia out of the war, Germany was quick to rush 50 divisions of soldiers from the Eastern Front into an advance on the Western Front. In what became known as the Spring Offensive, Germany made some of the largest gains since the start of the war, capturing hundreds of miles of ground in a war where months-long battles previously had been waged with little to no gain…

THE DEVIL DOGS OF BELLEAU WOOD

UAP HOT SPOTS AROUND THE GLOBE

UFOs —now referred to as UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomenon)—are a blazing-hot topic these days. Places where UAPs have been reported are beacons for the curious, the open minded and sometimes, for individuals who are just a bit strange. (You know who you are.) Since the beginning of our species’ existence, whether it be out of fascination or curiosity, we have watched the skies and the stars above us. We are always looking for answers. What’s up there? How far does it go? Who or what else is with us? We have been documenting visitations from above since humans lived in the darkness of caves. The earliest drawings of UAPs were found in France and thought to be from around 13,000 B.C. One has to wonder how these people were inspired…

UAP HOT SPOTS AROUND THE GLOBE

CONAN THE BARBARIAN

Before The Lord of the Rings and long before superheroes flooded the cinemas, there was another movie that ruled the fantasy genre. A violent epic of high adventure that was drenched in blood, this was the era when Conan the Barbarian was king. “Conan, what is best in life?” “To crush your enemies, see them driven before you and to hear the lamentation of their women!”—Conan In a savage age before history began, there is Conan of Cimmeria, a thief, reaver and slayer, seeking vengeance for his past and answers to the Riddle of Steel. By his side were an unlikely band of thieves and cutthroats. At his back were the snake cultists of Thulsa Doom who destroyed his people. Before him was a tale of high adventure and violent revenge—and a…

CONAN THE BARBARIAN

HERETIC KNIVES THE NEW KING OF SPRING

Some people are born into legacies, and all they have to do is the bare minimum to take control of an empire, while others truly earn every ounce of their soon-to-be domains. Then, there are the 1% who are born into a legacy and work nonstop to continue earning their keeps, only to walk away from it to forge a new birthright from scratch. This is exactly what TJ Marfione did to create his own company, Heretic Knives. TJ is the son of Anthony Marfione, the CEO of world-renowned Microtech Knives. Since the age of 6, TJ knew that he wanted to be a knifemaker. While his father was grinding steel, TJ would mimic him by turning over a bicycle and pretending its back wheel was a grinding stone used…

HERETIC KNIVES THE NEW KING OF SPRING

BLACKJACK BLUES

Blackjack, or “twenty-one,” as it is also known, is a casino game that has been around since at least the late-16th or early-17th centuries. Since that time, millions of people have played this relatively simple game with mixed results. For some, large smiles have accented their faces as their pockets swelled with well-played and well-earned cash. However, others—and these are the vast majority, by the way—have exited casinos or closed their laptops (for today’s online gambling) in nothing but frustration as they replayed hands in their minds that they should have played differently. And worst of all, the cash that they had hoped to multiply into vast riches was gone as if it had never been there. But it doesn’t have to be that way if you know what strategic…

BLACKJACK BLUES

PLAYING BY THEIR RULES—NOT!

Casinos vary in any number of ways from one another. This includes what rules they follow for their table games, especially for blackjack. If your casino of choice implements these blackjack “rules,” then it is time to beat feet and gamble your money elsewhere. 6:5 blackjack: It may seem insignificant, but you will win less money than at a casino that pays out 3:2 for blackjack. This adds nearly 1.5% to the house edge also. Casinos on the Las Vegas Strip are infamous for implementing this house-advantage rule. Dealer hits on a soft 17: Once a rarity, now this rule is found in many casinos around the country. (Yes, in Las Vegas again as well.) Dealers will hit on any 17, and this adds nearly 0.25% to the house edge.…

SKILLSET PREDICTS THE FUTURE for 2022

The door cracks open, revealing bright sunshine and a beautiful New Year’s Day. The year is 2022. Our hero steps out into the light and is greeted by his neighbor, who shouts at him, “Put on your mask, you bigot!” He responds with a friendly wave as he ponders how mask wearing and racism could possibly be connected. He knows that he is committing a “thought crime” that could be punished by the cancel culture mob if he were to speak it aloud. He would immediately be pounced on by the mob as they hurl all manner of abuse at both himself and everyone in his inner circle. The mob, as we all know, is bloodthirsty, and once they smell that blood in the water, a feeding frenzy ensues. They…

SKILLSET PREDICTS THE FUTURE for 2022

Winters in Wisconsin are long, bitter cold and always seem to last until May. When summer comes around, people get out and about and drink in every bit of warmth and sunshine, knowing full well it won’t last that long. On July 17, 2016, police officer Brandon Kehoe was working the night shift in his hometown of Sheboygan, Wisconsin. He had just finished with a domestic violence complaint and had met up with his partner from the call, Anthony Hamilton, to catch their breaths. Hamilton, a former Marine with three combat deployments, had been friends with Kehoe since he started at the department eight years prior. They had barely parked when a call came in of a robbery that was in progress at the Union Avenue Tap, just a little…

SMOKE & MIRRORS

Everyone has gone to a snoozer of a party at least once (and I’m guessing more than once) in their lives, and it is absolutely dreadful. From the boring, by-the-numbers conversation to the horrible playlist that is barely audible from weak portable speakers to the finger foods that were obviously microwaved, heat-and-eat appetizers, some parties just don’t have any spark of life. However, you can change that, and you can do it with magic. Amazing card tricks, paper-and-coin money illusions and a foam ball that disappears into thin air only to reappear inside a guest’s pocket or purse can liven up even the dullest gatherings and inject a spark of energy into group events. The question arises, however, of where one obtains these game-changing illusions. Likewise, how can we learn…

SMOKE & MIRRORS

ALONG FOR THE RIDE

Not all magic tricks are the product of a specifically designed “trick” item that allows anyone to perform the illusion. Sleight of hand, palming, physical dexterity and distraction all help to create magic tricks from virtually nothing. This applies to playing cards as well. Yes, there are trick decks and marked cards, but there is also a plethora of tricks that use only an ordinary deck of cards and the magician’s pure talent. And most likely, the brand of the deck used was, is and always will be Bicycle Playing Cards. Bicycle Playing Cards are the go-to brand for top magicians around the globe. They are widely respected for their top quality, durability and all-around “good feel” when used as part of a magic card trick. Bicycle has been around…

ALONG FOR THE RIDE

THE BEST TRICK EVER: DAVID COPPERFIELD WAVES HIS WAND TO CREATE $1 BILLION!

Few men can hit a net worth of $1 billion, let alone do it as a full-time magician. David Copperfield, however, has defied the odds and has done just that. This marvel of the magic world is a nonstop juggernaut when it comes to work. He earns an estimated $40-$60 million yearly by performing over 500 shows a year at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. (Yes, you read that correctly—500 shows!) He has performed for over 40 years, has appeared on several television specials, has popped up in guest spots in movies and has opened the International Museum and Library of the Conjuring Arts in Las Vegas. Additionally, Copperfield owns the largest collection of magic memorabilia on the planet. The collection contains over 150,000 items, including books, props and…

THE BEST TRICK EVER: DAVID COPPERFIELD WAVES HIS WAND TO CREATE $1 BILLION!

PRISON BREAK BLUEPRINT

Escaping from prison is no simple feat. It takes nerve, guile and ingenuity. The idea of a prisoner on the run, by its very nature, is sensational and inspires films and captures Americans’ imaginations as events play out on the news. But planning an escape and making it happen are two very different things. This a look at some of the personality traits and preconditions involved with such attempts and how criminals sometimes do manage to break out, even if only for a short, dangerous while. DARING Guts, intestinal fortitude, balls—whatever you want to call it—executing a prison break takes boldness. Many prisoners may dream of making a run for it, but only a small percentage actually give it a shot. This certainly makes sense when you consider the repercussions:…

PRISON BREAK BLUEPRINT

Few characters in cinema have made the cultural impact of a certain globe-trotting, no-nonsense archaeologist named Indiana Jones. This quintessential adventurer was created from the mind of George Lucas and brought to life on the big screen by his close friend and in-the-business partner, Steven Spielberg. Indy’s escapades span three solidly constructed films (yes, I know there was a fourth—enough said!), and the character cemented the way for a plethora of copycats who personified the adventuring treasure hunter in comic books, video games, movies and television programs. Just as iconic as the character, however, is his attire, which is also quite well known to most. Jones goes nearly everywhere (except for the Club Obi Wan, where his Connery-esque tux made an appearance) in his weathered leather jacket, beat-to-hell fedora, with…

THAT’S NO BULL!

If you think the bullwhip like the one used by Indiana Jones is the only game in town, think again. Here are five more whip types that crack just as well. Snake whip: This whip is similar to a bullwhip, except it is flexible all the way down to the handle. This makes it more portable and easier to carry. However, targeting and performing multiple cracks consecutively are considerably more difficult to execute. Signal whip: These are considered the shortest whips of the bunch and were probably first used for sled dog racing. It lacks a rigid handle, like the snake whip, but it is unique among all whips for its braided-in cracker, which is not a feature of any other commonly used whips. Stock whip: With a long, rigid…

DO I HEAR £20,000?

Indiana Jones’ Bullwhip Wrangles In Big Money At Christie’s This particular bullwhip, handmade by David Morgan and used by Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, was auctioned at Christie’s in London in 2012. It was originally donated by Steven Spielberg to the UNICEF charity auction Movie Action for Children in 2001. At that auction, it sold for 68,000 pounds. The auction at Christie’s closed on November 28, 2012, and the whip went to a lucky bidder who won this working prop for a measly 20,000 pounds.…

THE DEVIL DOGS OF BELLEAU WOOD

The American Expeditionary Forces of World War I can claim countless heroes among their ranks, from the Lost Battalion to the Harlem Hellfighters and from Alvin York to Eddie Rickenbacker. Yet few can claim to have played a more critical role in the war or to have paid a higher price than the so-called “Devil Dogs of Belleau Wood.” By March of 1918, with Russia out of the war, Germany was quick to rush 50 divisions of soldiers from the Eastern Front into an advance on the Western Front. In what became known as the Spring Offensive, Germany made some of the largest gains since the start of the war, capturing hundreds of miles of ground in a war where months-long battles previously had been waged with little to no…

THE DEVIL DOGS OF BELLEAU WOOD

CONAN THE BARBARIAN

Before The Lord of the Rings and long before superheroes flooded the cinemas, there was another movie that ruled the fantasy genre. A violent epic of high adventure that was drenched in blood, this was the era when Conan the Barbarian was king. “Conan, what is best in life?” “To crush your enemies, see them driven before you and to hear the lamentation of their women!”—Conan In a savage age before history began, there is Conan of Cimmeria, a thief, reaver and slayer, seeking vengeance for his past and answers to the Riddle of Steel. By his side were an unlikely band of thieves and cutthroats. At his back were the snake cultists of Thulsa Doom who destroyed his people. Before him was a tale of high adventure and violent…

CONAN THE BARBARIAN

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