turtlesareneat
@turtlesareneat@piefed.ca
- Comment on [politics] ya but, at least Juneteenth still lives! herp-a-derp! 17 hours ago:
Rush Limbaugh clone #208
- Comment on Ez gg 18 hours ago:
Couple of coke hippos,
- Comment on Bee fly 20 hours ago:
It’s cute but by the tilt of the eyes we know it’s evil
- Comment on Eggy 1 day ago:
The frog I dissected in HS science was pregnant. I hate to break it to you OP, but you’re frog pregnant. This what that looks like.
- Comment on In a alternative universe a wife said no to her husbands request 1 day ago:
A set of $13 silicone fuck rings have me coming like I’m 15 again, highly recommend getting the toys.
- Comment on Possession is 9/10 of the law! 1 day ago:
the land of methtasia
- Comment on Thar she blows 3 days ago:
Long day? Dented cranium keeping you down? Well head on down to Melva’s High Tech Seances where we’ll let you kill a ghost with your own breath. Do not inhale while using the device as your own soul will be destroyed.
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 3 days ago:
Forget your coat? Just make one out of handy pressurized Asbestos!
- Comment on Some people can pull off anything 4 days ago:
Dr. Pedobear, Sigma Cum Laude
Which actually sounds like a mid-70s failed pilot
- Comment on brand new sentence 4 days ago:
8 year olds are not only talking and joking about sex, they’re having it. Hell 8 year olds are committing suicide. I grew up in the 80s and we were definitely playing doctor and more, we had porn stashes in a bush in the woods somewhere (boys you know what I’m talking about). Waiting to have the talk until 14 is how you end up a grandparent before 40.
- Comment on I'm gonna ask the simplest complex question ever. What is happiness, to you? 5 days ago:
Wanting what you’ve got, and being accepted as your true self
- Comment on A world full of wonders 1 week ago:
At least with like, world’s largest ball of string, or tinfoil ball, it’s actually made of that. In this case it’s not really a keilbasa, it’s a statue made of fiberglass and concrete, and there are plenty of fiberglass statues bigger than this, although few look so turdlike. So it’s not the world’s largest anything and doesn’t deserve spotlights like that.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Historically that’s not how folks have met and gotten in relationships. We have had small tight-knit communities with people we see every day, and social groups much the same, and you’d constantly be exposed to people and flirt and develop a rapport before making a move. So don’t feel bad if your stranger game isn’t amazing. You weren’t really wired for it. (unless you’re gay, in which case, let’s touch peepees out back)
- Comment on Safe sex 1 week ago:
Dump it in his trunk, avoid the baby bump
- Comment on I don't know about that one 1 week ago:
I’m high at work right now!
- Comment on Poop! 1 week ago:
Yes if it’s not the oily gross toxic diarrhea like you’ve been poisoned. If it’s like, nerves or something causing your intestines to liquify, yes it’ll reabsorb the liquid (and then your blood will be full of liquid that was just diarrhea, coursing through your eyeballs and tongue and brain).
- Comment on Misaligned cabinet in apple wwdc 1 week ago:
I don’t think it’s meant to be a permanent wall, that plant wouldn’t survive there, those books might be fake? I think it’s a lobby right, weren’t these backdrops all created from lobby spaces in the spaceship? So they quickly dressed it up, or rendered it in place. Either way good reasons for a bit of misalignment.
- Comment on stroke confirmed 1 week ago:
IDK, walleyed, badly lit, and grotesquely ugly is how I’ll remember him.
- Comment on Buzz off 1 week ago:
I had more than that - a bunch of nests that didn’t die over the winters in my house’s attic when I bought it, behind the kneewalls. I must have killed thousands of wasps that summer. But then! They left their dirty wasp pheromones everywhere so wasps come back year after year trying to put new nests up. I have never had such a difficult relationship with an animal before. But that was before Argentine ants started attacking… fuck those bastards
- Comment on What's that smell? 1 week ago:
Balls is one of my favorite smells
Usually
- Comment on It's cold out. 1 week ago:
Huh I came twice before realizing that IS a bear, well now I feel foolish and sleepy.
- Comment on Why do businesses and other public facilities have a metal plate where the door knob should be? Is pushing open the door more sanitary or something? 2 weeks ago:
ADA prefers them to doorknobs. Back in the day when hardware conventions started, it was to show that a place was free to walk into without a barrier, i.e. open to the public. Think about saloon doors, kind of a modernization of that. Not to mention you can open it with your back and they’re cheaper to produce/buy than knobs and handles.
- Comment on It's time 2 weeks ago:
Can I just add PCP to this list
- Comment on There was an attempt... 2 weeks ago:
Uh what’s the french word for “antibiotic,” I need to tell a friend
- Comment on Alpha AF 2 weeks ago:
“Your dad’s a good wrestler. But I’m better.”
- Comment on DOGE cut 20% of APHIS the agency that protects U.S. agriculture and now the screwworm parasite that wipes out livestock has returned to the U.S 2 weeks ago:
In fairness they’ve been spreading Northward yearly for several years, we knew they were coming and eradication efforts have been underway for a while to try to blunt it. But, with the idiots currently in charge, just assume those efforts have been botched until proven otherwise.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
And the groundwater there is going to be contaminated for thousands of years, but it was an important jet in an important war and they’ll understand.
- Comment on Feather coat! 2 weeks ago:
Yes they just borrowed its skin for a while, it was happy to be involved
- Comment on Checkmate, officer! 2 weeks ago:
If you’re not meant to dabble in addiction, why are there rehabs?
- Comment on Study Argues Big Tobacco Had Secret Role In Shaping The Ultraprocessed Foods Fed To American Children 2 weeks ago:
It’s crucially important to raise kids with an understanding of whole food and its importance. You can’t keep them from processed food, but you can make it clear it’s a sometimes choice. Once they’re an adult and start to care about their health, they can build on the whole food foundation you gave them.
But God, so many of us were just raised on whatever came out of a box or packet or tube.