smuuthbrane
@smuuthbrane@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Ever wanted to see a human hand under a microscope? 2 months ago:
I always thought I’d be able to see more hand, not less.
- Comment on Jesus take the wheel 3 months ago:
There is a non-zero number of people that do this. I’ve seen the evidence of this myself.
- Comment on The scientific method 3 months ago:
Corpse size still plays a role. You wouldn’t want to touch a dead tadpole, but you may not even notice.
- Comment on The scientific method 3 months ago:
That’s not “laminating”.
- Comment on The scientific method 3 months ago:
How exactly do you propose to laminate a severed head??
- Comment on The scientific method 3 months ago:
Dead babies don’t care how many bodies there are.
- Comment on The scientific method 3 months ago:
Ah, so corpse count AND proximity are both factors? Along with knowledge of the presence of said corpse?
- Comment on The scientific method 3 months ago:
Hard no, leaking is gross.
- Comment on The scientific method 4 months ago:
Corpse size has a lot to do with it. I wouldn’t swim in even a large pool with a dead human in it (knowingly), but one dead fish or rodent or dozens of dead tadpoles or bugs? Not an issue.
Heck, most household swimming pools have dozens of dead bodies in them, but they’re 99% insects.
- Comment on Cockroaches 4 months ago:
So they got together and made Joe’s Apartment.
Sadly, that success has never since been replicated.
- Comment on Smooth 4 months ago:
This is the way.
- Comment on What are your plans for when the Milky Way galaxy collides with Andromeda? 4 months ago:
I’m busy that day.
- Comment on Another mystery solved. 4 months ago:
He came from the deep ocean, and nobody thinks he’s just the absolute master at treading water?? SMDH
- Comment on Advice Appreciated 5 months ago:
Light switch covers. One could be a face, and the switch is the nose.
Planets (half, anyway) that you mount on your ceiling or wall.
There’s just too many good ideas, and it’s hard to say what would be coolest without knowing you.
- Comment on Heart Size 5 months ago:
A whale’s aorta: the size of a cat
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
You don’t already?!??
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
Wow, how did I miss that??
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
You’re using logic in a situation where someone has to pee badly.
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
Fine, Bs represent bra size so that’s the women’s room, and a cock is a bird, so that’s the men’s room.
Any way you slice it, these signs don’t help.
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
Yes, this establishment’s blacklist.
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
Maybe that’s where I heard it? Dunno, it’s certainly not current by any stretch.
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
Anarchist answer: They’re both unisex - bees for pees, birds for turds.
- Comment on Which is which? 5 months ago:
Bees have a stinger, and “bird” has been a slang term for a woman (like, what, 1920-1950s?).
Regards, I agree that’s needlessly vague, and just about to the point of useless.
- Comment on Placeboz 5 months ago:
I only use brand name placebos. Generic doesn’t work for me.
- Comment on Seedless Catholics Against Watermelons? 6 months ago:
Why can’t everybody just rind their own business?
- Comment on Seedless Catholics Against Watermelons? 6 months ago:
The genoseed hasn’t been talked about enough.
- Comment on Seedless Catholics Against Watermelons? 6 months ago:
I dunno, while I support everyone’s right to their own beliefs, some of their past actions and even current doctrine do not sit well with me.
The Catholics aren’t much better.
- Comment on Oh, oh no no no 6 months ago:
No more high warp travel, Brother and Sister.
- Comment on Anon hates aluminum 6 months ago:
You’re permitted to believe so.
- Comment on Anon hates aluminum 6 months ago:
WRONG