How to Get Banned Forever from Facebook for Absolutely No Reason (A Guide)

Looking to get permanently banned from Facebook for absolutely no reason?

You’re in the right spot.

In this guide, I’ll walk you through how to get banned quickly and efficiently—so you can free up time for things that actually matter.

On second thought…

I have absolutely no idea how I got permanently banned from Facebook.

No warning.

No explanation.

No appeal.

Just poof—gone.

I assume I deeply offended one of their bots.

Which is impressive, because I don’t remember doing anything at all.

Damn.

Now how am I supposed to watch people I don’t talk to argue about things I don’t care about?

Movies and TV Shows Not Being Filmed Where They’re Set

Would it shock you—shock you to your very core—to learn that CSI: Miami wasn’t actually filmed in Miami?

That The Office wasn’t filmed in Scranton?

That Seinfeld… wasn’t even filmed in New York City?

Nope. All of them were shot in, you guessed it, Los Angeles.

Now, I get it. Logistically it makes sense. LA has the crews, the studios, the sunshine, the palm trees that can play “generic palm trees” in any show from Hawaii to Florida. It’s cheaper. It’s easier. They’ve got fake city backdrops like Walmart has potato chips—every flavor, every style.

But still…part of me feels robbed. Like I just found out my favorite steakhouse has been microwaving my T-bones.

When I watch CSI: Miami, I want the heat, the humidity, the real deal palm trees swaying while they chase some sunglasses-wearing villain through the streets. Not “Los Angeles with a couple of strategically placed flamingos.”

When I watch The Office, I want to smell the paper mill, hear the awkward small-town chatter, and see a Dunkin’ Donuts that actually looks like it’s been there since the ‘80s.

When I watch Seinfeld, I want real NYC chaos. I want honking taxis, pushy bagel shop owners, and the constant fear of being run over by a messenger bike. Not a California soundstage with a “pretend garbage can” in the corner.

I know the magic of TV is that it feels real even when it isn’t…but c’mon. Can’t we film at least a few episodes where the show actually takes place?

Because right now, no matter what I watch, it all looks like Los Angeles in a Halloween costume.

An Odd Dream Featuring Hugh Jackman

So I’m in this dream, right? Random parking lot, nameless store. Could’ve been a Target. Probably was a Target. Target just has that dream energy.

Anyway—out of nowhere—Hugh Jackman is there. Wolverine himself. And he’s trying to sell me a book on building muscle.

Not give me the book. Not sign the book. Sell it.

Now, I’m guessing he wrote it. That’s the only way this checks out in Dream Logic Court. But still—this is Hugh Jackman. Dude’s rich, famous, and could sell a million copies by just flexing on Instagram. But nope. Here he is. In a Target parking lot. Hawking his gains manual like some kind of celebrity-turned-lot-vendor.

There’s another guy with us. His face is blurry—like my brain rendered him in “low detail mode.” Let’s call him No Detail Man.

We’re all standing behind this absolutely insane Jeep. Lifted, giant tires, custom paint job—straight out of a monster truck rally. Naturally, I assume it’s Hugh’s. The parking lot’s packed. And somehow, we’re posted up dead-center like this is a pop-up muscle summit.

Then, after some unremembered conversation (probably about protein), Hugh and I end up standing nose-to-nose. He looks me dead in the eyes and says:

“You’re like a mirror image of me!”

Then—this is the part that gets burned into my soul—he anoints me:

“Huge Jackedman.”

No Detail Man loses it. I lose it. Hugh loses it. We’re all laughing like old friends on the best day of our lives.

And then…I wake up.

No resolution.

No idea if I bought the book.

No confirmation if I was about to be cast in the next X-Men as Wolverine’s jacked cousin from the frozen north.

No gym bro pact with Hugh and No Detail Man.

Just…gone. Forever lost in the dream ether.

One thing’s for sure, though: dreams are weird, man.

Also—Hugh, if you’re reading this—my schedule’s pretty flexible. I can pencil in a blockbuster shoot or a chest day. Your call brother.

You Don’t Care at All…You Couldn’t Care Less, Right?

Alright brother, let’s settle this once and for all.

If you don’t care about something—like, at all—which is it? “I could care less” or “I couldn’t care less”?

Let’s do the math, brother:

  • “I could care less” = You care somewhat, because there’s room for you to care less than you do right now. This means you’re admitting you care… maybe a little, maybe a lot. But you care.
  • “I couldn’t care less” = You’ve hit absolute zero caring. No room left. No lower setting. Your “care tank” is bone dry.

So when someone says “I could care less” while they’re trying to act all indifferent, what they’re really saying is, “Yeah, I care… but let me pretend I don’t.”

It’s linguistic self-sabotage, brother.

If you truly don’t give a single damn, it’s “I couldn’t care less.” Full stop.

Brickwall’s rule: If you don’t care one bit, say “I couldn’t care less. Because every time you say “I could care less” when you mean the opposite, a grammar nerd gets their wings…and then uses them to slap you.

Reno Is Farther West Than Los Angeles (No, Seriously)

Bet you didn’t see that one coming.

But it really is true—Reno, Nevada is actually farther west than Los Angeles, California.

Wild, right?

Most people would swear the opposite. LA’s on the coast, after all. Reno’s buried in the high desert. But that’s where your mental map plays tricks on you.

Blame the weird curves of the California coastline and the way Nevada leans in like it’s photobombing.

Don’t believe me? Punch it into latlong.net. Reno sits at 119.8°W, while LA chills at 118.2°W. That means Reno’s got the westward edge.

A great little fact to keep in your back pocket—perfect for trivia night, road trip debates, or boggling someone’s mind over a protein shake.