titchbits.bsky.social
Due to an absence of social skills and inability to handle confrontation, I can only be a little ball of righteous fury online. But the quiet polite little hooded elf in the corner has thoughts, and here they are...
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Key message is.
This erodes ALL women's rights.
If you don't 'look woman enough' expect the police to be asking you to prove you are a woman while you are having a pee.
Do women's now need to have their papers ready due to a made-up threat by right-wing bigots?
This erodes all women's rights.
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I was under the impression that a gender recognition certificate was a certificate of being legally recognised as one's assumed gender. So... since people can no longer be legally recognised as their gender, what exactly is a GRC as of today?
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Welease quockerwodger!
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Bit of a side thing, but... isn't Anglican a Protestant church?
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Hey, now, be reasonable. She was only *part time* working class.
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Enabling and cozying up.
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The Independent being the first one I've seen. Not sure exactly why, but that surprised me
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Turns out that's not entirely true, and you might have been able to ſee a few 'ſſ's in the middle of words. ſucceſsful would never have been one of them. The rule for 'Bleſs' is that if it's the laſt letter in a word, it has to be an s.
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That'd be 'blefs'.
There were fome rules about the long S that I ftruggle to adequately recall, but you'd never fee a 'ff'. Only a 'fs'
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Doesn't really stop the government breaking them, but does make it a very unattractive idea because of optics
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The constitution doesn't apply when the people in charge of applying it will refuse to.
This is why in Europe we keep all our rights in an international agreement/convention.
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Despite literally every fictional portrayal of time travel, if you go back in time to remove your reasons for going back in time, you only create a paradox of pointlessness. If you 'fix' nothing, and then make sure to do it again, you avoid complications... but what's the point?
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Which one's doing the eating?
I mean... if past me ate future me, I'd just call it preservation of the timeline. But only after checking her fitbit for the time and date, and setting an alarm on my phone to remind me to go back in time and get nommed on for continuity.
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Jeremy Renner?
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Never mind. Consultant anaesthetist. I read his hat.
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Is he a cardiac surgeon?
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He looks like he's been taxidermied and posed.
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🎵Oh, Jonathan Archer, the pioneer
So worldly and wise
Was captain of the first warp five starship
The ship that was named Enterprise
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These are the voyages, they tell us now
So many new worlds to befriend
Until Riker and Troi, they showed up to destroy
What woulda been a great series end🎵
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I propose we rename the pelican to the 'British Energy Company' as it's famed for its massive bill that can expand at will.
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Hmm maybe I ought to start using filters if it can make me that pretty
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Mine has a habit of going 'actually I'm not paying this until you give me a fingerprint'. Annoying, but understandable. Just means that the phone that's already making its way back to the security of my handbag has to come back again to get prodded
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I started with the 'safety' can opener, because I was looking to buy one and was doing research. I bought one, and the annual event of me opening a tin that doesn't have a ring pull is a happy one. From there I got suckered in to the channel. TC is awesome.
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I keep mine in my handbag because the gods of clothing have decided women don't want pockets.
But even then I wouldn't want to sit on my valuables
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Technically, it stores your card's info, and the NFC technology is identical between cards, readers and phones, so iGoo is just saying 'I'm your card'. It's still your card being used, albeit without the plastic. Kinda like the difference between a SIM and an eSIM
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Dying, in my case. I'm on far too low income, and I don't have the chops to invoke battleaxe mode on peeps. If I get turned away from a hospital I'm more likely to sit outside and feel sorry for myself than say 'I won't stand for this!' to the staff
Or go home and write an extremely caustic email.
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I think this guy has had more than his fair share of solvents
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Well, in that case I've now reached my daily quota for reminders that I'm autistic lol. 😊
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There's also constant hormonal changes in men, but not affecting the breast as much.
The reason I think this is because cancer comes from 'programming glitches' in DNA, that happen due to normal cell turnover. More change = more turnover = more likelihood of getting an error.
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They do have the body part before. It's why risk of breast cancer in men is non-zero.
I'm no doctor, so this is just an armchair theory, but I think the cancer risk is affected by how often there's any change. Breasts respond to hormonal changes, which are pretty constant for women. contd.
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Well I for one certainly hope it's not worth the wait.
Politics should never be that interesting
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As a blueprint for the next far right coup?
Because one thing's for sure, it'll only be seen as a lesson to the people who already see the confederate flag and the swastika as one. Why that's not everyone is an entire mystery of itself.
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Is she inferring that only certain races work in McDonalds? because in my experience, that's the furthest thing from the truth. I worked somewhere similar (granted, not actually McD's) and I'm white, my manager was South Asian, 2 of my coworkers were East Asian, one was West African...
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Whoever it was is a valuable basset to our country.
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This is the same as goat milk, but you have to drop a g on it.
I actually get oat milk cappuccino when I arrive at work, so I can have porridge and a coffee at the same time.
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If they start selling meat on it, it should be renamed the Pukka Deli line.
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<3 the Picca.
Gonna love it even more when the upgrade comes next year
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Shot in the ass
And I'm to blame
I give the 2A
A bad name
I came for a scan
Now my butt's been maimed
I give America
A bad name
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Those are some of my favourite people to talk to. People who definitely disagree with me politically, but also aren't allergic to reality.
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And I'd go straight just to be able to say "after the wedding, my father squealed his appreciation for my new husband's finest ass, as he rode him into the night". I don't really want to be swapped for a donkey, but that is a very context-reliant sentence.
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I was about to be like 'this person sounds awesome; I should follow' and then was promptly halted by the fact that I already am doing so. So let it be known that I'm now double-following you. Which is impossible but I won't tell if you don't
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But did you find the lynx we *asked* you to look for?
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We told Data to collect some pink stuff because we hoped it would come in handy. He made sure we weren't wrong.