Get Yourself Clean

by | Sep 12, 2026 | Beer, Food & Drink, Markets, Womyn | 92 comments

25 years ago yesterday, my life was set on a course that would otherwise dictate the direction of my life in ways I still cannot fully comprehend.

This is my review of Catalyst Crafted Ales Viotto Saison:

…However I refuse to talk about 9/11. So I’m not going to. Lets look at what else is in the news shall we?

  • Dr. Squatch agreed to a $9 million settlement resolving a lawsuit that alleged its products contained synthetic ingredients despite being labeled natural.
  • Consumers who purchased eligible products between Nov. 1, 2018, and Aug. 29, 2026, can submit a claim online to receive a cash payout.
  • Claimants can receive up to $12.50 depending on whether they have proof of purchase, with a filing deadline of Nov. 27, 2026.

Now Dr. Squatch is a product I happen to use. There are a number of reasons why. For example, would it really surprise you that someone writing for this site has a thing for Sasquatches? More importantly, I no longer wish to use things that are fake. 25 years post 9/11 I am sick and tired of fake things including what people are saying about 9/11.

Then it hits me. I’m talking about 9/11. Goddamnit.

Now Dr. Squatch has denied the allegations but agreed to pay. I am not going to link the settlement or anything, I think the whole thing is absurd. Do they expect me to believe they can actually synthesize Sydney Sweeney just to put homeopathic amounts of Sydney Sweeney bathwater in every bar of soap, thereby cleaning myself with fake Sydney Sweeney?

No. That would be playing God. There’s no way they were able to use synthetic Sydney Sweeney without anyone noticing it. Particularly Sydney Sweeney, who probably has a legion of legal simps waiting to sue for something like that.

In case you have no idea what I am talking about, now is the excuse to post Sydney Sweeney:

A local brand making a saison, they expect me to believe that? Well somehow they actually did it, in spite of the fact I have little reason to believe they left the wort outside in Tempe to gather wild yeasts and microbes floating around. Unless that microbe is Valley Fever, there isn’t much floating around here this time of year so probably not. Does this make it fake? No, and I will have to advise you check with the Glibertarians.com legal department if you feel your rights were violated. As for the beer, its not bad at all, maybe even pretty good. There is a LOT of stiff competition with this style so I have to give them points for taking a stab at it, but I’d probably go with the offerings that I am more familiar. Its sort of like how everyone decided to make a 2011 once the patent expired. Sure the off brand 2011 shoots pretty good, but is it really the one you want? Let the market decide. Catalyst Crafted Ales Viotto Saison: 3.2/5

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92 Comments

  1. Common Tater

    “they can actually synthesize Sydney Sweeney just to put homeopathic amounts of Sydney Sweeney bathwater in every bar of soap”

    If they can extract her DNA, they could clone her.

    • Evan from Evansville

      *Would

      I’d approve of this, providing all appropriate consent and obligation to me were obliged. I’m sure all would be above board, I just wanna cuddle. She’d be a perfect cuddle.

      Cuddle Monster has spoken.

  2. The Late P Brooks

    “However I refuse to talk about 9/11. So I’m not going to.”

    In that case:

    [Bush] visited and gave a speech at Ground Zero, the site of the World Trade Center, on Sept. 14, 2001 — standing amid the wreckage with first responders. He said Wednesday that helping the country returning to normal was his highest priority.

    Return to normal?

    You fucked that up about as badly as you possibly could have.

    • Plinker762

      You can say that again.

  3. DEG

    As for the beer, its not bad at all, maybe even pretty good.

    It sounds like it would be an acceptable Saison Dupont substitute.

    • R C Dean

      I still need to hit this brewpub in Santa Fe. This week, I think. Their house brews sound very interesting, and I have to drop the new pup off at a doggie daycare for some socializing, so this gives me something to do while he’s clubbing it up with the other dogs.

      Bonus, they are taking over the cafe at a motel that’s on our side of town soon, which will be very convenient.

      • DEG

        That place looks pretty good. I can’t remember which brewery I visited when I was in Santa Fe. It was close to Cerrillos Road. When I look at a map, I see several within a block of that road.

      • R C Dean

        Ya gotta like the balls on people who brew farmhouse ales and keep Saison DuPont on tap, for a benchmark.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Thank you, RC. I will passing through the area in a couple weeks, and was looking for a good place to stay. That will do nicely.

    • Threedoor

      Oh to rewind to 1995 or so.

      • Threedoor

        Gosh. That album is 2000.
        Got that one way wrong. I’d take 2000 as well. From the before times.

  4. Gender Traitor

    …alleging the personal care brand falsely advertised its soaps, shampoos, deodorants, and other products as “natural” when they contained synthetic ingredients.

    “Well, they’re not supernatural, are they?”/Dr. Squatch Legal Department (PROMINENT FOREST LAWYER?)

    • Threedoor

      Does it contain antimatter?
      Lab created radioactive elements above plutonium?

      Then it’s natural.

  5. Sensei

    Remember how liberals accuse everyone of doing exactly what they do? Example 1,001.

    The group trying to repeal state gun safety laws is appealing to women. It might also help sell more guns.

    It’s scary stuff. It’s also over-the-top. But whipping up fear, especially among women, is nothing new for the gun industry — or the Second Amendment absolutists who goose their profits by convincing gun owners that their rights are under attack, thereby also convincing them that they must absolutely buy more guns.

    https://archive.fo/x1CMy

    https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/09/12/metro/women-safety-gun-laws-question-9-debate/

    The amount of spin in this editorial is mind bending.

    • Threedoor

      That’s brazen. But not surprising. They don’t even bother trying to look objective.

    • EvilSheldon

      “Gun owners are paranoid and fearful,” is really all they have left. And it doesn’t take many ‘teen takeovers’ or third-world rage mobs to figure out that paranoia is just reality on a finer scale…

      • UnCivilServant

        It’s not paranoia if they really are out to get you.

        Just because they’re out to get you doesn’t mean you’re not paranoid.

      • EvilSheldon

        Paranoia isn’t thinking everyone’s out to get you. Everyone is out to get you. Paranoia is thinking that everyone is working together to get you.

    • The Last American Hero

      If MTV still existed and played that video, they would be accused of a hate crime.

  6. Aloysious

    Then it hits me. I’m talking about 9/11. Goddamnit.

    unStoic.

    *ron scowls*

  7. rhywun

    Are those real commercials?? I have never seen any of them. Is it because I mostly watch old people television?

    • R.J.

      You and me both.
      Although right now you cannot escape Republican ads. There were none, then Trump did his Dallas thing, and now the airwaves are suddenly 3/4 Republican ads.

      • Threedoor

        Republicans pounce!

    • whiz

      Here in Iowa, we’ve been having a slew of ads (both R and D) for state offices and U.S. Congressional seats for a month or more already. On cue, the more local ads (state house and senate, etc.) started up after labor day. It’s even on all the streaming Roku channels.

      Just shoot me.

    • rhywun

      I just moved to NJ and I don’t think I have seen any political ads yet. Other than that idiot governor and idiot Spartacus I have no idea who runs this place.

      • whiz

        A lot of seats here are now considered up for grabs, after Iowa being pretty just red two years ago. The Ds are hitting the tariffs and Iran war as the cause of price increases. Trump has done us no favors.

    • (((Jarflax

      NOTHING UNNATURAL ABOUT IT!

  8. Evan from Evansville

    The drug test people never called me about my Rx “Amphetamine Salts” surely making me test positive for.. amphetamines. I messaged work to let them know I hadn’t heard anything, but I’m ready for work on Monday at 9am. She said I’m she also hasn’t received the Background Check, so I’m still “Pending” in the system.

    *shrug* Monday at 9am, regardless, unless I’m told otherwise between then. Feels strange to be starting up again. Second time in an office, though this looks like a condensed, far more important version of my picking groceries at Walmart+. Well, I’ll enjoy this weekend as best I can. Stars align and Coyote v Acme will a rare outing for me this eve.

    Will have to investigate my nighttime Trazodone uzse. Never did anything for booze, for me, but damn. Shit puts you to sleep. Of the ‘not waking to alarms’ sort. However, I’ve got my old school plug-in alarm that’s loud AF when I need it on Monday+.

  9. Sean

    I’ve used Dr Squatch for a bit, but ultimately switched to Duke Cannon for my soap needs.

    • EvilSheldon

      Dr. Bronners hippie soap or GTFO.

  10. The Late P Brooks

    I was completely unaware of those commercials. Why doesn’t tubi show them 200 times a night instead of those fucking phone game ads?

    • R.J.

      No shit. Is there a suggestion box?

    • UnCivilServant

      Because Tubi plays the ads they are paid to play. The mobile slop-fest makers pay for more ad time.

    • Threedoor

      Only adds under anymore are Liberty Mutual ads for retards.

  11. Sean

    Back from the Chile pepper festival. It was very busy. Probably the busiest we’ve ever seen it.

    Hit a couple of our favorite vendors. Prices are up. Things are rough for everyone, I suppose.

    • UnCivilServant

      “Why isn’t the riot at the chili pepper festival contained?”
      “Sir, the pepper spray did nothing.”

      • Sean

        🤣😂

  12. The Late P Brooks

    “They’re really leveraging fear,” said Ruth Zakarin, chair of the Vote Yes on 9 campaign, which would retain the stronger gun-safety measures. “It’s not an accurate picture of what safety looks like.”

    A opposed to your serenely dispassionate logical arguments.

    • UnCivilServant

      I’m not going to click and assume it was a mag dump.

      That would make me happier.

    • Evan from Evansville

      “The pro-Palestine costumed agitator was part of a radical counterprotest group that stormed Lower Manhattan Friday in opposition to far-right influencer Jake Lang’s “Crusader March,” where marchers brandished signs declaring “Deport All Muslims.”
      The dueling groups descended into chaos — with punches flying and at least one demonstrator being led away in cuffs, sources said.
      The disgusting acts took place just blocks away from the solemn 9/11 remembrance ceremony in honor of those who died 25 years ago.”

      What they always do: Get Useful Idiots to do something idiotically useful (for the Revolution), do it often enough until the U.I. get’s beaten or shot, etc, parade the (assuredly) minority ‘protester’ as a martyr for The Cause, use it to rile up Lefties, led by their AWFL vanguard, dominate headlines, cash in votes.

      Rinse and repeat, with anti-American 9/11 fervor!! Someone WILL react the way the Left wants. We’re a remarkably polite society. Patience.

      • rhywun

        far-right influencer Jake Lang’s “Crusader March,” where marchers brandished signs declaring “Deport All Muslims.”

        I have never heard of that person or group. Made up?

      • Evan from Evansville

        ‘Idiot who says things we think will sell with our Base, so let’s fund him until he becomes popular and he represents everything we want voters to think of when we say “far-right.”

        In that way, made up, yes.

    • Threedoor

      Guys got a massive target on his back for those that have convinced themselves that human life has no value.

    • rhywun

      OMG the pic 🤣😂

      • Evan from Evansville

        That is the absolute highlight. Damn, damn good work, there.

  13. The Bearded Hobbit

    IYKYK

    I guess I don’t know. Who is the woman at the end of the Week in Pictures?

    • Threedoor

      I think she spoke at mandamais 9/11 thing.

  14. Mojeaux

    And so. I diverted from my usual Mexican restaurant order (cheese and onion enchiladas) to get tamales. They had pork, which I normally just don’t like, but I explained I haven’t had a tamale since I was a kid getting tamales from Jim’s little cart outside the Sears store. ALSO I was trying to be more adventurous, which I am not. I do not like these tamales and so I had her pack it up and I ordered cheese and onion enchiladas). The salsa also has too much jalapeno in it. 😭

    • R C Dean

      Perhaps a different restaurant needs to audition?

      • Mojeaux

        The one I love is ~35 miles away. We tripped over it when our son was living elsewhere a few years ago. They have a salsa that should be a beverage.

    • Evan from Evansville

      Just cheese and onion? I’m also not a pork person, though I like bacon. The food’s gotta have some substance to it, IMO.

      I just finished my baked frozen mac ‘n cheese, plenty of sour Skittles, and onto Fruit Loops for snacky dessert. Fun truth: Fuck generic knockoffs. For the $2, you’re getting a much better finger food.

      This message is not brought to you by Kellogg’s, though if they’d like to pay me, it will be.

      • Mojeaux

        Yes, cheese and onion, lots of red sauce. These cheese and onion enchiladas had no onions.

    • mexican sharpshooter

      These guys are in my neighborhood. https://www.thetamalestore.com/tamale-menu

      They’re white people friendly (not spicy) and they ship. They’re also vegetarian friendly. The Old Man ate a few at my house and was upset they didn’t use enough chillies.

      • Threedoor

        You had me at not spicy.

        Everyone knows that white boys (Rick Bayless) make the best Mexican food.

    • Sean

      I had a ghost pepper cheeseburger stuffed pretzel sandwich at the festival.

      It was delightful, not keto, but quite good.

      • CPRM

        Just picked the first few ripe Scorpions. Planning something with them if I’m not too lazy. And dinner will be Wings tonight with Malinda’s Ghost Pepper wing sauce mixed with a few others like this Unicorn Tears from a local guy.

    • Spudalicious

      My dad was born in Kansas City, Missouri. He used to wax poetic about the tamale carts on Tamale Tuesdays. We even bought a tamale steamer.

      • Mojeaux

        This guy. I don’t remember there being meat in them at all, just corn and red sauce.

    • CPRM

      I don’t like the texture of masa.

    • R.J.

      Leftover Chinese food here.

  15. The Late P Brooks

    Now I want carnitas.

    • Threedoor

      That’s too funny.

    • Evan from Evansville

      “Ahoy…”

      That’s one of the best ads I’ve ever seen. Oh, I’ve purchased before, and will purchase again.

    • rhywun

      Old Spice doesn’t sell either of the two products I would like to buy from them again.

      The “fresh” flavor round stick – not today’s weak shit but the strong stuff that kind of tingles when you put it on. And the same flavor after shave that comes in the porcelain bottle – I still have one of these that I have been using sparingly for a couple decades.

  16. The Late P Brooks

    Muh social engineering

    As a nonprofit law scholar who helps nonprofit leaders understand the legal issues they face, I believe this latest salvo in the Trump administration’s attempt to end racial preferences stretches U.S. law so far that it will likely be tied up in court for years.

    ——-

    All private schools that are nonprofits depend on this tax exemption, both to save money on income and property tax bills and to attract donations. Without these benefits in place, tuition bills at nonprofit schools could skyrocket and the financial pressures many colleges and universities already face would increase.

    Trump is trying to blow up our special pleading racket.

    I wonder what he’d say if I told him I’d be fine with all black schools as long as all white schools were granted the same preferential legal status.

    • rhywun

      the financial pressures many colleges and universities already face

      Those totally necessary armies of bureaucratic functionaries don’t come cheap.

  17. EvilSheldon

    Its sort of like how everyone decided to make a 2011 once the patent expired. Sure the off brand 2011 shoots pretty good, but is it really the one you want? Let the market decide.

    I hit a new range this morning, with a buddy who I’ve corrupted into 2011s. He’s buying a Kimber 2K11, which I have to admit is a pretty solid gun.

    The new range is less than an hour from my house, and has 100-yard, 300-yard, and 1200-yard rifle ranges with all kinds of steel and shooting props, and they’re waiting on the last load of fill dirt to build out six pistol bays. Plus, they do a lot of Tactical Games stuff, so they have a very well-equipped outdoor Crossfit box right on site. Did I mention that this place is less than an hour from my house? Or that there are three different brewpubs between here and there? I may have found heaven.

  18. Mojeaux

    Okay, the alchemy exhibit at the Linda Hall Library was fantastic. I ended up chatting with the VP of Visitor Experience for quite a very long while. I got lots of pictures.

    • Evan from Evansville

      Oooh, would love to see. Me bit jelly. (Jelly bite back.)

      • Mojeaux

        I’ll put pix up on my site, as I’m building the Mechanical Mage section now.

  19. The Late P Brooks

    The proposed rule hinges on the Trump administration’s definition of racial discrimination: that any kind of racial preference is wrong and grounds for terminating government support – even when it’s meant to address past injustices, like the decades of systemic discrimination that followed the end of slavery in the United States.

    I’m pretty sure the market, in the absence of heavyhanded government meddling, provided alternatives.

    • Q Continuum

      “any kind of racial preference is wrong and grounds for terminating government support”

      May I introduce you to Ms. Amendment, first name 14th?

    • rhywun

      And of course, “past injustices” can never, ever be considered “remedied”.

      • (((Jarflax

        Of course not, after all the person who suffered them is dead. So we just have to give endlessly to their offspring people who happen to have similar complexions

    • EvilSheldon

      ‘Past injustices’ like the coffin ships and the coal riots? Because I’ll fucking jump in on that shit.

  20. The Late P Brooks

    There is evidence that the government lacks the authority to implement this proposed rule.

    Educational groups, such as EdTrust and the American Association of University Professors, have expressed their opposition to the proposed changes. Legal scholars, such as Philip Hackney, Ellen Aprill, Daryll Jones and Brian Galle, have explained why the rule is likely illegal.

    That’s not evidence, Egghead. Those are allegations.

  21. The Late P Brooks

    In the meantime, many nonprofit schools may end their programs that are designed to address the results of past discrimination out of a fear of potentially losing their tax-exempt status.

    Oddly, nary a word about academic qualifications or quality of curriculum.

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