Infinite Jester @InfntJest

“Leave the peach cobbler in the kitchen alone,” mother would say, going upstairs. But I couldn’t help myself. I sneaked in and watched him. Watched him make his stupid little peach shoes, taunting. “Nobody’s going to wear those,” I’d say. “They’re stupid.” But on he worked.

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fredesque @FredTaming

3 years ago

me: i have good and bad news her: bad first me: there’s a dead body in the woods near the train tracks her: what’s the good news me: i found waldo

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Myq (Parenthetical) Kaplan @myqkaplan

7 years ago

it was really nice of those trombones on Peanuts to adopt all those human kids.

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Infinite Jester @InfntJest

4 years ago

@mattfruth Bet you swore plenty during your bachelors program too.

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soul nate @MNateShyamalan

4 years ago

In George Orwell’s “1984”, the protagonist hates big brother, until he’s captured and they dump rats on his head. The experience makes him a model citizen: completely altering his personality and behavior. Thus, “1984” is literature’s first ratatouille. In this essay, i will–

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Infinite Jester @InfntJest

4 years ago

@edenrobins More twists than Glass Onion

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Infinite Jester @InfntJest

4 years ago

Watching @BobsBurgersFOX when a Dunkin’ Donuts commercial came on with Jason Mantzoukas sounding startlingly like @EugeneMirman. Now I desperately want to hear Gene doing commercial v.o.

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Infinite Jester @InfntJest

4 years ago

This place can make you cynical and hard. When I need to reset my feelings about humanity, I watch @derek_del’s In And Of Itself.

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Infinite Jester @InfntJest

4 years ago

@jdeiker I wonder if people would accept the idea of “Privilege” better if we called it “Benefit of the Doubt.” It seems like the root of this pattern.

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Infinite Jester @InfntJest

4 years ago

I wonder if people would accept the idea of “Privilege” better if we called it “Benefit of the Doubt.”

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Infinite Jester @InfntJest

4 years ago

@edenrobins Never went where I thought it would. Fully human characters. Kept me captivated throughout. Funny, sad, and hopeful. What more could I ask?