j5y7
@j5y7@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Roses 2 days ago:
This one made me smile.
- Comment on Anon ruins christmas 3 days ago:
You must be one of the people outside the track afraid to look because you can’t bear the thought of not having your very own wish-granting centaur.
- Comment on Loosing my religion 3 days ago:
Not me. I remembered an umbrella!
- Comment on Anon ruins christmas 4 days ago:
The people standing in the park trying to tease out which horse is fastest from previous observations has the advantage over anyone just going with their feelings.
They especially have the advantage over the people standing outside who are pretending there are magical centaurs in the park that grant wishes if you’re not gay.
- Comment on Anon ruins christmas 4 days ago:
Do rocket propelled pigs without wings count as flying?
- Comment on We owe a lot to Ohio 2 months ago:
They don’t need a brush.
- Comment on We owe a lot to Ohio 2 months ago:
Did you know the toothbrush was invented in Ohio? That’s why it’s not called a “teethbrush”.
- Comment on Anon goes back to Windows 10 2 months ago:
Then let’s fish.
- Comment on Anon goes back to Windows 10 2 months ago:
Full of fish?
Image - Comment on Finally paid off my Costco hotdog in 4 easy installments! 2 months ago:
I ain’t waiting and I ain’t using gloves.
- Comment on Wake up sheeple 2 months ago:
And extra weight I imagine, making it more expensive to launch.
- Comment on Sent this to my friends flexing a "top 65%" score. The site didn't make it clear that's not a good thing. 2 months ago:
It’s not a terrible metric if it’s used as it was initially intended. IQ was supposed to be a benchmark to show where you’re at, like weighing yourself on a scale. Then you’re supposed to take measures to improve it. It was never meant to be a defining attribute or a contest. Bragging about having a higher IQ than someone makes as much sense as bragging about how much skinnier you are than someone else. Bragging about having a 135 IQ makes as much sense as bragging about weighing 135 lbs.
- Comment on holy moley 2 months ago:
I miss the days of a much slower, unreliable and sparsely populated internet. That’s when it was its best.
- Comment on How do first time movie writers ensure someone along the way won't get ripped off? Like say Jay in the mail room sees your scripts and develops it himself, what recourse is there against mail clerk? 2 months ago:
Your ideas aren’t original anyway. For every script that makes it to production, there’s another 1000 in the rejection pile that have the same basic story and probably a lot of similar dialog and jokes.
How does a first time chef ensure someone along the way doesn’t rip off their cheeseburger recipe?
- Comment on Has society or scientists ever solved definitively the Chicken and the Egg theory? Or is it just like a whose on first thing? 2 months ago:
The super-dimensional beings that wrote the chicken script came first.