The Treachery Of Lemmy Shitpost
Ceci n'est pas une robinet
The Treachery Of Lemmy Shitpost
Ceci n'est pas une robinet
I had a grey pocket t-shirt I wore regularly for almost a decade, until it was finally too threadbare to go on.
It was comfortable like it was a size too big, but it actually fit pretty well. It was just the right length so it wasn't too long but also I could raise my arms straight up without exposing any of my belly and causing sinful thoughts in others. The neck was loose and comfortable but didn't sag in the front. It never really shrank or altered shape despite hundreds of trips through the drier. And somehow, in all that time, I never got any food on it I couldn't get out.
It was the perfect t-shirt.
Someday I'm going be lying in a hospital bed waiting for my visit from a time traveler who's unconcerned about temporal hygiene.
I've thought about this before, especially when the crew is visiting pre-warp / pre-universal translator societies. At least when it's someone like the Klingons you can really stretch and try to justify it with something like, "maybe there are a lot of different languages lumped under Klingon, so everyone is using translators all the time anyway."
Way to shut up, Wesley.
Still using the demo disc
My first thought was, "I'll never be able to unsee that." And for a Halloween decoration, I'd call that an A+.
If we're being super pedantic about it: mirrors don't need glass (or anything else) over the reflective surface. Through most of human history, mirror kissers wouldn't have experienced that separation. And thus there was no bad luck (just to bring it back around to shitpost territory).
What's Ethan Phillips doing these days? Can we make this series happen?
Always take protection to a swingers party.
I just emulated the artwork in question. French grammar isn't my forte