Can I just have no journal featured on the profile?

I just realized how ungodly depressing it would be if Earth fell into a black hole. For real, if our planet somehow made it pass the accretion disk, it would be an absolutely horrifying death for us all. Probably the worst part (it makes me cringe just thinking about it), is how our entire atmosphere would be sucked off causing everyone to suffocate and boil at the same time; and it wouldn't be instantaneous. Nowhere is safe, it'd be a long slow, windy death for seven billion people: hurricane force winds would destroy our earthquake-rattled cities before the air becomes thinner and thinner until we all pass out from oxygen deprivation. After that, our bodies would boil due to being exposed to the vacuum of space. Then, the entire planet will proceed to get ripped apart into a long string of magma spaghetti before disappearing forever through the event horizon.

Of course, what would most likely happen is our planet would be instantly destroyed in the accretion disk surrounding the black hole, so at least everyone's death would be more instantaneous, and not as painful.

Still, it's pretty depressing stuff for sure!

There is this TV show coming out called "Six" on the History Channel about Seal Team Six.

I just received an offer to be an actual actor for one of the episodes! I'll be playing an evil terrorist (because I look so terrifying right?) who, I guess, ends up getting shot and killed by one of the SEAL guys. Even though it'll only be a few seconds of screentime, and my face will be covered by a turban or something, I think it will still be fun!

I frickin spilled a drink all over the sixth page of my Zootopia comic; now I have to start over!

Yo, I've started uploading my stuff to this thing I read about called Furry Network.

Here is link: https://beta.furrynetwork.com/winterfoxdelta/

There were three earthquakes felt around Phoenix last Sunday! One measured all the way to a Magnitude 4.1 which is ultra rare for this state. Some people's homes were damaged and their insurance never covered it because they assumed fault lines didn't exist anywhere in Arizona.

One ironic note: I was watching the movie "San Andreas" at the exact time the earthquake occurred. I, myself, was too far from the epicenter to feel anything, but some of my friends and family were close enough, and they could feel their beds and walls vibrating!

I just thought I would share this because, until a few days ago, I never expected such a phenomena was possible in Arizona!