Kip 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇮
@kipkantelo.bsky.social
San Diego
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Sometimes I just want to read Donald Duck
and be in silence.
But then birds natter outside my window
while rain patters on the roof.
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- Maustetytöt (🇫🇮 for “Spice Girls”)
“Mä loistan kuin hämärä” (“I Shine Like the Twilight”)
That assumes they’re “never putting the bowls away” and that the sink-zero person isn’t some controlling micromanager.
After breaking two dishwasher latches, I batch load. This can mean a few things are soaking, but I avoid lingering smells, big piles, etc.
Is that always less pro-social?
After breaking two dishwasher latches, I batch load. This can mean a few things are soaking, but I avoid lingering smells, big piles, etc.
Is that always less pro-social?
December 11, 2025 at 12:17 AM
That assumes they’re “never putting the bowls away” and that the sink-zero person isn’t some controlling micromanager.
After breaking two dishwasher latches, I batch load. This can mean a few things are soaking, but I avoid lingering smells, big piles, etc.
Is that always less pro-social?
After breaking two dishwasher latches, I batch load. This can mean a few things are soaking, but I avoid lingering smells, big piles, etc.
Is that always less pro-social?
Just like maintaining total bowl awareness at every moment of the day is tacitly assigning your partner the role of sink befouling manchild.
There is something genuinely useful to the framework in Malone’s post, but most of the comments seem intent on perpetuating the conflicts!
There is something genuinely useful to the framework in Malone’s post, but most of the comments seem intent on perpetuating the conflicts!
December 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
Just like maintaining total bowl awareness at every moment of the day is tacitly assigning your partner the role of sink befouling manchild.
There is something genuinely useful to the framework in Malone’s post, but most of the comments seem intent on perpetuating the conflicts!
There is something genuinely useful to the framework in Malone’s post, but most of the comments seem intent on perpetuating the conflicts!
Yeah, there’s no possible world in which a “sink zero” policy is immature, controlling or demonstrates an inability to consider a partner’s feelings.
December 10, 2025 at 11:44 PM
Yeah, there’s no possible world in which a “sink zero” policy is immature, controlling or demonstrates an inability to consider a partner’s feelings.
The comments here make me feel like I’m reading a thinly-veiled argument about whether NATO is to blame for starting the Ukraine war because it wasn’t sensitive enough to Putin’s paranoia.
December 10, 2025 at 11:37 PM
The comments here make me feel like I’m reading a thinly-veiled argument about whether NATO is to blame for starting the Ukraine war because it wasn’t sensitive enough to Putin’s paranoia.
“inciting massive amounts”?! Isn’t that a smidge dramatic?
Or will this turn into a thread about how rap music and video games incite violence, and reading Nabokov incites pedophilia?
Or will this turn into a thread about how rap music and video games incite violence, and reading Nabokov incites pedophilia?
December 4, 2025 at 7:14 PM
“inciting massive amounts”?! Isn’t that a smidge dramatic?
Or will this turn into a thread about how rap music and video games incite violence, and reading Nabokov incites pedophilia?
Or will this turn into a thread about how rap music and video games incite violence, and reading Nabokov incites pedophilia?
What are the KPIs for the leader of a minority party in the House?
December 4, 2025 at 5:57 AM
What are the KPIs for the leader of a minority party in the House?
The “Kavanaugh convenience charge” to get her car out of impound was probably just as reasonable and fair.
December 3, 2025 at 8:04 PM
The “Kavanaugh convenience charge” to get her car out of impound was probably just as reasonable and fair.
That assumes those 21% are the problem and need to be woken up.
Some are instead longshot bettors who understand the disaster but factor in MAGA machinations or Democratic ineptitude.
Others will be people who understand and actively cheer on the disaster.
Ugh, politics as fantasy sport.
Some are instead longshot bettors who understand the disaster but factor in MAGA machinations or Democratic ineptitude.
Others will be people who understand and actively cheer on the disaster.
Ugh, politics as fantasy sport.
December 3, 2025 at 7:20 PM
That assumes those 21% are the problem and need to be woken up.
Some are instead longshot bettors who understand the disaster but factor in MAGA machinations or Democratic ineptitude.
Others will be people who understand and actively cheer on the disaster.
Ugh, politics as fantasy sport.
Some are instead longshot bettors who understand the disaster but factor in MAGA machinations or Democratic ineptitude.
Others will be people who understand and actively cheer on the disaster.
Ugh, politics as fantasy sport.
Keith Richards.
We don’t have to worry about offspring quality- he’s going to live forever anyway.
We don’t have to worry about him going off the rails- he’s done everything and gotten it out of his system.
He’s one of the few people with the talent to speak honestly without being offensive.
We don’t have to worry about offspring quality- he’s going to live forever anyway.
We don’t have to worry about him going off the rails- he’s done everything and gotten it out of his system.
He’s one of the few people with the talent to speak honestly without being offensive.
December 2, 2025 at 11:24 PM
Keith Richards.
We don’t have to worry about offspring quality- he’s going to live forever anyway.
We don’t have to worry about him going off the rails- he’s done everything and gotten it out of his system.
He’s one of the few people with the talent to speak honestly without being offensive.
We don’t have to worry about offspring quality- he’s going to live forever anyway.
We don’t have to worry about him going off the rails- he’s done everything and gotten it out of his system.
He’s one of the few people with the talent to speak honestly without being offensive.
(2/2) I hope you never experience having a false complaint levied against you, with the complainant simultaneously finding a thirsty, gullible journalist to sensationalize the story.
I’ve been through it. In the real world, that shit has consequences for people’s professional and personal lives.
I’ve been through it. In the real world, that shit has consequences for people’s professional and personal lives.
December 2, 2025 at 12:46 AM
(2/2) I hope you never experience having a false complaint levied against you, with the complainant simultaneously finding a thirsty, gullible journalist to sensationalize the story.
I’ve been through it. In the real world, that shit has consequences for people’s professional and personal lives.
I’ve been through it. In the real world, that shit has consequences for people’s professional and personal lives.
(1/2) Um, rights of the *accused*?
Trial in the court of public opinion as a first step only makes sense in the “everyone is 12” universe. Same for the assumptions that all accusations are good faith, all quiet processes are bad faith, and that all journalists are heroes.
Trial in the court of public opinion as a first step only makes sense in the “everyone is 12” universe. Same for the assumptions that all accusations are good faith, all quiet processes are bad faith, and that all journalists are heroes.
December 2, 2025 at 12:46 AM
(1/2) Um, rights of the *accused*?
Trial in the court of public opinion as a first step only makes sense in the “everyone is 12” universe. Same for the assumptions that all accusations are good faith, all quiet processes are bad faith, and that all journalists are heroes.
Trial in the court of public opinion as a first step only makes sense in the “everyone is 12” universe. Same for the assumptions that all accusations are good faith, all quiet processes are bad faith, and that all journalists are heroes.
This assumes that unions are virtuous defenders of “the working class” as a whole, and that pro-worker politicians would operate in a vacuum without undermining broader left-wing goals.
If police unions take a leading role (or are models) in a Labor Party, is that ok because it’s ”pro-worker”?
If police unions take a leading role (or are models) in a Labor Party, is that ok because it’s ”pro-worker”?
December 1, 2025 at 8:19 PM
This assumes that unions are virtuous defenders of “the working class” as a whole, and that pro-worker politicians would operate in a vacuum without undermining broader left-wing goals.
If police unions take a leading role (or are models) in a Labor Party, is that ok because it’s ”pro-worker”?
If police unions take a leading role (or are models) in a Labor Party, is that ok because it’s ”pro-worker”?
Probably explains the pursuit of Hunter Biden too.
November 30, 2025 at 9:15 AM
Probably explains the pursuit of Hunter Biden too.
At least they think Africans could have engineered it.
Before COVID, he might’ve said HIV was righteous punishment for un-christian acts among naked savages, wild animals and visiting gays.
Unless they think this was a side project of Cuban/Soviet involvement in Angola?
Before COVID, he might’ve said HIV was righteous punishment for un-christian acts among naked savages, wild animals and visiting gays.
Unless they think this was a side project of Cuban/Soviet involvement in Angola?
November 29, 2025 at 8:36 PM
At least they think Africans could have engineered it.
Before COVID, he might’ve said HIV was righteous punishment for un-christian acts among naked savages, wild animals and visiting gays.
Unless they think this was a side project of Cuban/Soviet involvement in Angola?
Before COVID, he might’ve said HIV was righteous punishment for un-christian acts among naked savages, wild animals and visiting gays.
Unless they think this was a side project of Cuban/Soviet involvement in Angola?
WPR also relies on a congress with balls and ignores how public sentiment is generally "Support Our Troops" (and in turn any president with half-decent PR skills) in the early stages of any crisis.
WPR also didn't anticipate Trump who likes quick shows of force but doesn't care about aftermath.
WPR also didn't anticipate Trump who likes quick shows of force but doesn't care about aftermath.
November 29, 2025 at 4:47 AM
WPR also relies on a congress with balls and ignores how public sentiment is generally "Support Our Troops" (and in turn any president with half-decent PR skills) in the early stages of any crisis.
WPR also didn't anticipate Trump who likes quick shows of force but doesn't care about aftermath.
WPR also didn't anticipate Trump who likes quick shows of force but doesn't care about aftermath.
Benevolent Junta would also be a great name for a band providing entertainment at said convention.
November 29, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Benevolent Junta would also be a great name for a band providing entertainment at said convention.
Add Mick Jagger, Jerry Hall and a Dennis Hopper hologram to this cast and it could double as a sequel for Running Out of Luck.
November 26, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Add Mick Jagger, Jerry Hall and a Dennis Hopper hologram to this cast and it could double as a sequel for Running Out of Luck.
Sliding Doors Avril Lavigne
November 26, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Sliding Doors Avril Lavigne
…and what mysterious force blinds Trump to his Jeb! Bush looks and energy?”
November 21, 2025 at 6:45 PM
…and what mysterious force blinds Trump to his Jeb! Bush looks and energy?”
Sure Jan 🙄
(sorry, just couldn’t resist the gag. no critique of your comment intended.)
(sorry, just couldn’t resist the gag. no critique of your comment intended.)
November 20, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Sure Jan 🙄
(sorry, just couldn’t resist the gag. no critique of your comment intended.)
(sorry, just couldn’t resist the gag. no critique of your comment intended.)