#which came first

[thissickrose]

[bdemonbull72]

Vox: Are we really going to let him [Angel Dust] keep that [Fat Nuggets]?

Valentino: We kept Velvette.

Vox: Oh, *breaks out into laughter*kept... Velvette *chuckles* oh Val, that is priceless *continues laughing.*

Velvette:

[toweringclam]

which came first?

the chicken

the egg

the egg, but not laid by a chicken

the omelet

Voting ended onJun 14, 2024

[trunkards]

Trunkards #666. Yeah, this is some kind of chicken joke.

© 2024 Rick Hutchins

[thegoodmorningman]

First came The Morning, and it was Good.

[that-thoughtful-waffle]

I just said that taking the roots of negative numbers makes things complex.

I'm not sure if I'll die of cringe, laughter, or etymological curiosity first.

[yourmortalenemy]

Okay, I have a lot of Thoughts on this episode but those aside, I adore the implication that either the Master heard the song Rasputin by Boney M and thought “man I’d love to be that guy” and then went ahead and did it OR the Master was Rasputin and many years later Boney M wrote a song about how he was “Russia’s greatest love machine” which he loved so much he took the trouble to install a sound system in the Russian palace so that he could listen/dance to it

[likeawildthing]

I am listening to the latest episode of “if books could kill”, which is breaking down Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus. It’s jarring, how well this framework fits so tidily into evangelical culture. I attended so many marriage seminars, women’s retreats , Christian counselors, and book clubs in an attempt to salvage my abusive marriage.

I had no idea how many late 90s and early oughts marriage books, instructors, and marriage philosophies are just the same repackaged strict gender rational/emotional binary garbage.