

It probably didn’t help that I was a 17-year-old that looked like I was in my late twenties.
I offer absurdist edits of absurdist Heathcliff comics, make food, post political memes.


It probably didn’t help that I was a 17-year-old that looked like I was in my late twenties.


I had the job shelving books. I’d show up in a button-up shirt and slacks and I could shove all day with no problem at all. No one would bother me. I’d show up in ripped jeans, a Metallica t-shirt, and 4 years since my last haircut and people would ask me for help every moment of the day. Libraries are weird.
Came here to post exactly this.
I believe you have my red floppy.
You are from the internet. You are here to help.
To me, the difference between a person who takes pictures and a photographer is that Ansel Adams might spend a week waiting for exactly the right lighting conditions before taking a single picture of a setting. There’s a whole lot of planning we don’t see.
Replace the white closet frame and doors with natural wood. Get rid of that skull. Replace it with a taxidermy black bear. Hang a sword above the closet doors. A really goofy looking one from the mall. Unmake the bed. Throw some Cheetos on the floor.
Flock cameras also create crime. The company will say things like they have measures to prevent abuse but they don’t. For handling a abuse after it happens. And abuse is a euphemism for crime like stalking.
The Amish will be there shortly to raise it.
I think the average height was something like 6"2’. Even the short people were tall.
My thing was that his clothing being a dead match for the color of Kyra’s uniform. And unless she is standing next to Quark, Nog, early Jake or someone like that she is relatively tiny compared to just about anyone else in the show.
I thought he was regular sized and the other guy was a giant. Just like when Kyra stands next to Worf.


Why does the guy on the left look like Dollar Tree stunt double for Star Trek DS9s Kira Nerys?
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Is there an age where Uranus jokes aren’t funny anymore? I’m over 50 and I still find them hilarious.
I immediately sent this to my wife who has had chronic issues with wanting to be alive her whole life.
Looks like it. I kinda want to knit one now. But more of an Aran cable style.
I should call her
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