klemptor
@klemptor@startrek.website
- Comment on Science has gone too far 1 day ago:
Looks like Alvin’s into it
- Comment on I'm not okay. 1 day ago:
Man I feel lucky, there are a ton of lightning bugs in my yard
- Comment on I'm not okay. 1 day ago:
The spotty yeety boi is so pretty but it can go fuck itself
- Comment on Meme Mixer 3 days ago:
Th…thanks…
- Comment on Meme Mixer 3 days ago:
I was hoping for fat baby jd vance
- Comment on Vibe 4 days ago:
My brain thought it was a light bulb wrapped in masking tape
- Comment on They used to keep that thing ice cold straight through the 90s. 1 week ago:
A lot of them are plastic now which means they’re pretty much room temp
- Comment on Melancholy 1 week ago:
Despite all my rage I am still just a rat in a cage
- Comment on we are not the same 1 week ago:
I had my phone in greyscale mode (and admittedly I’m a little high) and I thought “oh I bet that bathroom’s gorgeous in color” because I took your comment for serious and didn’t see the thumbnail very clearly ANYWAY lemme tell ya the disappointment when I took my phone off greyscale mode…
you got me good
- Comment on Been a good couple of years 1 week ago:
Yup I loved baconreader!
- Comment on Harris Yulin Gave 'Deep Space Nine' One of Its Greatest Performances 1 week ago:
The Delta Flyers podcast did a great job reviewing this episode. If you’re not familiar with the podcast, it was started by Robert Duncan McNeil and Garrett Wang originally to review all episodes of Voyager. When they finished with Voyager, they added Armin Shimerman and Terry Farrell as hosts to review all episodes of DS9. For this particular episode, they had Nana Visitor on as a special guest. It was a really interesting listen!
- Comment on Post your favorite frogs. 1 week ago:
I never realized his waistband had elastic before.
- Comment on Winging it 2 weeks ago:
Oh my god I forgot all about Mallory Ortberg’s interpretations of monk paintings! I used to love these.
Unrelated but she once wrote something like “everyone knows that to properly make a bed, you need to circle it like a shark” and the truth of that has stuck with me ever since. Why is my brain like this haha
- Comment on Winging it 2 weeks ago:
Imagine giving birth to that.
- Comment on Franks and Beans 2 weeks ago:
I mean, duh. Baked beans are stupidly sweet.
- Comment on Is it normal that I have this inner conflict of not knowing where I belong? 2 weeks ago:
Are you the same young German dude who has made similar posts to this under alts a bunch of times already? I feel like I started seeing these months ago.
- Comment on The D.E.N.N.I.S ship 2 weeks ago:
Do you really think Trump knows non-capital letters exist?
- Comment on Special sampling opportunity 2 weeks ago:
And a hairnet?!
- Comment on what's the word for a leg elbow? 4 weeks ago:
I actually do call it the elbowpit
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
I guess things like dicing = 1/4" cubes
- Comment on Vampires are from Jersey 4 weeks ago:
Doesn’t matter if you let them in. Nothing stopping them from setting your house on fire and making you come out.
- Comment on Blah blah blah 4 weeks ago:
This belongs on a t-shirt in Spencer’s.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Or restraining order
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
He was from Cuba, his father was in Cuba, his uncle was in the USA and wanted to keep him here. He needed to be returned to his father but it should’ve been via negotiation. The raid was not the way to go. IIRC Janet Reno just got impatient with diplomacy?
- Comment on Let's put an end to the discussion; what is the best way? 5 weeks ago:
Oh I like twisty ties! Because I just wrap it once around the bag, then I get to spin the bread like a nunchuck to twist it all up
- Comment on Let's put an end to the discussion; what is the best way? 5 weeks ago:
Lawful neutral, or if the clip gets lost, then chaotic neutral.
- Comment on Let's put an end to the discussion; what is the best way? 5 weeks ago:
My grandma had one. Growing up we just kept our bread & bagels in the microwave.
- Comment on Animal spirits 1 month ago:
A sqube
- Comment on Uncultured 1 month ago:
Wait, what’s their true purpose?
- Comment on doctors 1 month ago:
This is a recent problem. Do we think those purported fat genes just evolved in society over the past eightyish years, and spread so widely that, per the 2017-2018 NHANES data, 73% of American adults are overweight (30.7%) or obese (42.4%)? On a population level it’s clear this cannot be genetic. There’s been a cultural shift that has caused this problem, often thought to be related to processed food, less time to cook, and for some underserved communities, food deserts.
Look at how dramatically obesity has risen since the '80s:
