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Every town has them. The person who tells a story that makes their nose get bigger every time they repeat it. The friend who somehow becomes the hero of every situation, even though they weren’t even there. The guy who is always an expert at nothing. Julius Kabana has observed these people in the most humorous way. In fact, he wrote a book about these observations and many more comedic adventures. Windgap: Stories and Observations of Bullsh*tters comes from a lifetime of watc

Every generation thinks the generation after them is getting worse. Baby Boomers look at younger people and wonder how they survive without knowing basic life skills. Younger generations look back and wonder how anyone survived before smartphones, the internet, and instant answers. The funny part is that everyone thinks they are the smart ones. Everyone is also wrong. In Windgap: Stories and Observations of Bullsh*tters, Julius Kabana takes a humorous approach to one of human

Before smartphones, people were naturally dumb. The old-fashioned way. Now, with smartphones, we went from stupid to becoming idiots. We lost our way. We forgot phone numbers, the names of people we have known for years, and even how old you are, to name a few. Before smartphones, we believed stupid things because we were stupid. Smartphones came along and gave us instant access to almost everything humanity has ever learned in the palm of your hand. Naturally, we became dumb

When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Someone handsome? Beautiful? Intelligent? Successful? BULLSHIT, BULLSHIT, BULLSHIT and… BULLSHIT! You are looking at a bullshitter. And I’m not saying this to offend anyone. Your friends are bullshitters too. Your spouse probably is. Your parents definitely were. In Windgap: Stories and Observations of Bullsh*tters, Julius Kabana has spent a lifetime surrounded by experts. Mr. Lazy, Stinky, Mini Hoover, Johnny Appleseed and the re

When you are young, old people seem funny. They move at a glacial speed. They complain about their aching body parts, and the next minute they have a deer-in-the-headlights expression. They forgot what the fuck they were saying. You look at them and laugh. Then one morning you look in the mirror and start laughing at the guy staring back. You realize all the laughing at old people you did in the past has caught up with you and is biting you in the ass. Congratulations! You ar