THE DAILY SCRIM

VOL. LXIX | SCRIMTOBER 33, 2024 | ONE SCRIMILLION SCRIMBUCKS

Global Domination Achieved Through Purr-fect Tyranny

Scrimmy the Cat

By Fluffkins McWhiskers
In a shocking turn of events that no one saw coming (except maybe that one guy who kept yelling about cats in the subway), self-proclaimed "Music Goblin" Norsh has successfully enslaved humanity through an elaborate scheme involving TikTok dances, cursed MIDI files, and an irresistible stockpile of catnip.

"It's simple really - you pet Scrimmy or you get the glockenspiel"
- Supreme Leader Norsh

The new world order operates on a simple premise: every human must spend minimum 6 hours daily petting His Fluffiness Scrimmy VII. Those failing to meet their daily petting quotas are forced to listen to Norsh's unreleased experimental noise album on loop.

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE

FOR CRIMES AGAINST FLUFFINESS

REWARD: 1 (one) slightly used guitar pick

Scrimmy's approval process remains mysterious. Survivors report the feline overlord judges humans based on:

World governments have reluctantly accepted the new regime. Former world leaders now serve as full-time belly rub technicians, while economists struggle to adapt to the new "purr-currency" system.

When asked about ethical concerns, Norsh responded by dropping a sick beat and remixing the Geneva Convention into what witnesses describe as "a total banger, low-key."

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE SUPREME LEADER

Q: How did you find your mild success?
Mason jars.
Q: What inspired you to take over the world?
Scrimmy looked at me one day and said, "Meow." It was profound.
Q: How do you handle the pressure of global domination?
I don't. I just scream into a pillow and then eat an entire block of cheese.
Q: What's your secret to maintaining power?
I duct-taped a laser pointer to a Roomba. The people are easily distracted.
Q: Any advice for aspiring world conquerors?
Always carry a spare guitar pick and a bag of catnip. You'll thank me later.
Q: How do you deal with dissenters?
I make them listen to my experimental album on loop. They usually surrender by track 3.
Q: What's next for your empire?
I'm working on a line of Scrimmy-branded toasters. They only burn the bread slightly.
Q: How do you balance work and personal life?
I don't. My personal life is just me hiding in a closet eating cereal at 3 AM.
Q: Final thoughts for our readers?
If you see a pigeon writing in chalk, run. It's probably documenting your crimes.
Printed under duress at Scrimmy's Royal Press House
All hail the floof. Resistance is futile (but hilarious to watch).