Showing posts with label prostate cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prostate cancer. Show all posts

Thursday, January 8, 2026

VIDEO: Scott Adams last show???

Today, Scott Adams, creator Dilbert (BCSOAT), now dying of cancer, opened his podcast by saying that he's now having difficulty staying awake, and that his exhaustion and slurred voice have nothing to do with any medication. "Today’s going to be a tough one," he said, "because I fell asleep about five times just getting ready" for the show. 

For the next 30 minutes, Mr Adams went on with his regular routine, where he runs through the day's headlines and offers his thoughts. But in the show's final minutes, he said, "As of today, based on how I feel, I don’t know if there will be a show tomorrow or ever again. If I feel better, there will be." In closing, he sayts, "Bye, for now. I hope to see you later, but it might not be."


Mr Adams announced his prostate cancer diagnosis last May, revealing that the cancer had already "spread to my bones." He told us he wasn’t certain he would last the summer, but he did. However, he announced just a few days ago that his chances of surviving were now down to zero and that he expected to "transition" sometime in January.

Earlier this week, Mr Adams said he would convert to Christianity. "I’ve not been a believer," he explained. "You’re going to hear for the first time today that it is my plan to convert [to Christianity]. I still have time. My understanding is that you’re never too late."

Very true. Please join us in praying that Scott will indeed be baptized into the Mystical Body of Christ, receive the Last Rites of Holy Mother Church, die a Christian death and have a good defence at the awesome tribunal of Christ. Amen.

Monday, December 15, 2025

VIDEO: Scott Adams deserves an award for courage

Early in 2023, Scott Adams, creator of the super-popular Dilbert comic strip, said the quiet part out loud. 


In a YouTube comment on a Rasmussen Reports poll in which black people were asked to agree or disagree with the phrase "It's OK to be white", Mr Adams, who is white, said that black people who disagreed with the statement were a "hate group." He added, "I would say, based on the current way things are going, the best advice I would give to white people is to get the hell away from black people…because there is no fixing this." 

The PC police, led by the Washington Post and the New York Times, accused Mr Adams of racism, and that his remarks "promoted segregation." Imagine that! In the opinion of many, including yr obdt servant, what he said wasn't racism, but realism

The knee-jerk reaction of the Los Angeles Times, the USA Today group, and almost all the papers in which Dilbert appeared was to cancel the strip, effectively cancelling Scott Adams' career. He predicted that most of his income would be gone within weeks. by next week. 

Mr Adams refused to be silenced, and started a vlog called "Coffee With Scott Adams", published on Rumble and, more recently, on YouTube. It was on his vlog that he announced, last May, that he had been diagnosed with Stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer. The cancer has spread to his bones. It is only treatable, not curable. 

Scott Adams is effectively under a death sentence, but he is keeping up the vlog, now known as "No Coffee With Scott Adams", even while undergoing -- and that's surely the right word -- radiation treatment. His livestream offers a candid hospital update, along with discussions on current events and personal reflections. Here's today's instalment.


No matter what one thinks of Mr Adams' political views, it's impossible to watch him struggle to keep keep talking, smiling (as best he can) through his tears, without feeling sympathetic. IMHO he deserves an award of some kind. The only award we have at WWW is the Wally, but that's not appropriate, so we offer instead our thoughts and prayers... seriously.

Monday, May 19, 2025

VIDEO: Prostate cancer afflicts both bad people and good

Since the lickspittle meeja started the deathwatch with the video equivalent of 72-point headlines yesterday, you probably know that former president Joe Biden has been diagnosed with very aggressive prostate cancer, which has metastasized and spread to his bones. 

About him and his physical and mental problems I will say nothing more, except that I wouldn't wish that on anyone. May God grant him, and all those who suffer from incurable cancer, comfort and a quick and painfree passage into eternity.

But Mr Biden is not the only one facing death from the same cause. Scott Adams, the creator of the much-missed Dilbert comic strip --  cancelled years ago for being politically incorrect, especially when it comes to saying out loud the quiet part about race --  announced on his "Coffee With Scott Adams" vlog today that he has the same type of cancer and doesn't expect to be with us much past the fall.  


Mr Adams says medically assisted suicide (MAID) is an option for him, but doesn't say whether or not he has made up his mind to do it. I don't know his religious views but suspect he's not a believer. If so, he won't be concerned about "Why God cannot forgive the sin of suicide", WWW 4/5/25. But we will be asking St. Peregrine to pray for him and all those who suffer from cancer, and for those who care for them.