FrChazzz
@FrChazzz@lemmus.org
- Comment on Let's see how obscure a meme can get before it stops receiving upvotes... 1 day ago:
Upvoting because both weeb and still oddly fond of the Chrysler PT Cruiser.
- Comment on Italians at Christmas 1 day ago:
“Let me guess: sOmEoNe StoLe yOuR sWeEt rOll?”
- Comment on All the guilt none of the salvation 3 days ago:
The Bible is not a single volume but a collection/anthology of writings put together over many centuries. Further, the canon of scripture was decided after several hundred years after the writing of the most recent book (Revelation). Which is all to say that the Bible, at least in the cited references, cannot be self-referential because “the Bible” didn’t exist at the times of those references. They were all individual writings. So Revelation, for instance, is referring to the words of the prophecy contained in Revelation, NOT the Bible.
- Comment on Libraries are cool 4 weeks ago:
The librarian at my grad school had a book cart in her house and would not let her husband put a book anywhere but on that cart once he was finished with it. Power move.
- Comment on There's a brand new Dreamcast game that's out, called Mute Crimson, and it's free 3 months ago:
Argh! The painful reminder that my mom gave my cousin my Dreamcast while she was packing up the house because “I thought she might enjoy it.” The same cousin who was also given my pristine NES a few years before that.
- Comment on Too soon? 3 months ago:
Are you suggesting that he might be (puts on sunglasses) changing his mind?
- Comment on Hello girl!! 3 months ago:
And giants are famous for their diminutive size.
- Comment on Hello girl!! 3 months ago:
Andre de Grande?
Arianna Giant?
- Comment on Radio transmissions 6 months ago:
I think I read it somewhere in a trivia thing on Memory Alpha, but I honestly donʻt remember. But the Progenitors seeded common ancestors with their DNA. Which means that species like the Xindi wouldʻve had Progenitor DNA even though they have a multi-facted evolution with reptillian, primate, and arboreal humanoids…
- Comment on Radio transmissions 6 months ago:
iirc, in Star Trek the Klingons descend from a crab-like ancestor. I mean, yes, I understand what you’re getting at but I still think it’s kinda cool that Klingons are sort of humanoid crabs