OldWoodFrame
@OldWoodFrame@lemm.ee
- Comment on Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy Infintiy 1 week ago:
But monkeys never ask questions.
Science has yet to determine if monkeys would be able to type “wherefore art thou Romeo?”
- Comment on Anon awakens an ancient evil 2 weeks ago:
I could see it either way. The competing visions for ancient evil: Murdering children for asking questions, or the existence of unmarried women.
- Comment on Source: Father, H. , Son, H. Spirit, H. (2024). Visions from God 3 weeks ago:
Ramanujan Aiyangar, Srinivasa, 1887-1920: (1927). Collected papers of Srinivasa Ramanujan. Cambridge [Eng.] :The University Press.
- Comment on Fruit Flies 4 weeks ago:
When we’re having fun.
- Comment on Asian Beauty 4 weeks ago:
But…what did it mean?
- Comment on Sea Turtles 5 weeks ago:
You’d think their shells would be more sand-colored at birth.
- Comment on every damn morning 1 month ago:
My body can take the sugar from one energy drink a lot better than it can take 6 shots of espresso.
- Comment on Anon is a tour guide at a museum 1 month ago:
What I want to know is what’s up with two-name first names like Mary Jo or Betty Lou. Did that happen before or after the invention of middle names?
- Comment on Oxygen 1 month ago:
Amun-Ra approves this message.
- Comment on Climate change 1 month ago:
In closing, Carthage must be destroyed.
-Trump the Elder
- Comment on Female Anatomy 2 months ago:
I liked her hit single Chalupitating.
- Comment on Jackhammer 2 months ago:
We can go faster than sound that’s what a sonic boom is.
- Comment on Deficiencies 2 months ago:
I just have a lot of sleep inertia. Sleepy when I get up, not sleepy at bed time.
I did have a vitamin D deficiency without knowing it though.
- Comment on Coming up with new names is hard 2 months ago:
Around Rochester NY theres a Chili but they pronounce it Chai-lie.
- Comment on Social Engineering 2 months ago:
The most charismatic man I know is my uncle, he worked right near the WTC on 9/11 and even though they closed his bridge home because it was 9/11 he sweet talked his way across.
- Comment on Gabby Thomas 2 months ago:
Mods plz remove this post, it makes me feel insecure.
- Comment on Technically Correct 3 months ago:
Lemme Google the freezing temp of whatever explodey juice they think we all have.
- Comment on Anon goes out with friends 3 months ago:
There was a place near my college that delivered until 4am. Horrible pizza. Got it all the time.
- Comment on Stretching 3 months ago:
Speaking of Vaporeon…
- Comment on *doing my best google impression* Did you mean: turn in up? 3 months ago:
For a while they were like Maroon 5 level over exposed. I don’t think I’ve heard a song from them in a while though.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
Real answer, Elon made it more friendly to the far right (the racists and Nazis) and unbanned a bunch of them who had previously been banned for being too racist and Nazi. Then he introduced a subscription service where you pay to have Twitter spread your content.
So that started a doom loop: The far right bought the additional views, people who didn’t appreciate the extra racism and Nazi views on their timeline left Twitter, but the view boost was paid for so it kept pushing those views to the fewer people who remained, then THAT volume of hate pushed more people away, etc.
It probably got to the point that they couldn’t keep paid views high enough with just people who care about politics and they had to just push at all costs, eventually to you.
- Comment on Electrons are easy 4 months ago:
The name was too cool. If they called it something super long like Non-electromagnetic interacting granular happening (NEIGH) we would all say it’s too confusing and I don’t understand, as opposed to “I get it and it must be wrong for reasons so simple a layman has thougnt of them.”
- Comment on I genuinely feel like I wouldn't live that differently even if I suddenly became ultra-wealthy. Am I kidding myself? 4 months ago:
It’s all a hypothetical, feel free to just decide you are that type of person. No harm in it.
In real life though, if money is no object, the difference between a 2017 normal car and a 2025 luxury car is literally just “do you want extra features and a bigger screen on a car that will last longer?” It just doesn’t make sense to get the cheaper version, unless you are giving up something else because you only have a limited amount of money.
- Comment on Parakeets 4 months ago:
Sherbet and Smarties exist in the US but we call them different things and have other things we call Sherbet and Smarties.
- Comment on Explain that, science nerds! 4 months ago:
- Comment on Take a gander at this 4 months ago:
So, obviously, people don’t generally change their legal gender for an advantage somewhere. But if they do, that’s a pretty good sign, not that it’s too easy to change your gender, but that there’s a gender bias in the law.
So arguably, the easier it is to change your legal gender, the less of a problem gender-based affirmative action is. Conservatives must love this! End liberal overreach in one easy step!
- Comment on jeff 4 months ago:
He somehow monetized being a Trump reply guy back in 2016, every Trump tweet you’d see this guy with a snarky little “well actually I prefer an X that WASN’T Y” or whatever. Within seconds.
- Comment on Ironing 4 months ago:
How often do you wear a suit? Dry clean as necessary, hang it up between uses. I’ve never ironed a suit.
- Comment on Everyday, as an American 5 months ago:
Metric has been legally “preferred” in the US since 1975. We just don’t use it.
Also while I was looking up that year I came across this wild factoid:
In 1793, Thomas Jefferson requested artifacts from France that could be used to adopt the metric system in the United States, and Joseph Dombey was sent from France with a standard kilogram. Before reaching the United States, Dombey’s ship was blown off course by a storm and captured by pirates, and he died in captivity on Montserrat.
- Comment on Mammals 5 months ago:
It is admittedly pretty weird that a whole group of species developed a baby-juice organ that is only used by the females to feed only the young babies.
