Katherine Duke

@katducduk.bsky.social

Writer. Editor. Comedy geek. Trivia nerd. Podcast junkie. Creator of the book Kissability: People with Disabilities Talk About Sex, Love, and Relationships (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/24738917-kissability#CommunityReviews). (she/her)

I've been watching these reruns of Michelle Tsai on Jeopardy, and I keep thinking, "She's so beautiful and cool. I bet *so many* viewers have developed crushes on her." And then I think, "Does that thought mean *I'm* one of those viewers?"

This is like when a guy sitting in front of me said to his friends, at the end of Everything Everywhere All at Once, “I feel like, in an alternate universe where everyone has hot dog fingers and plays piano with their feet, they’d probably have a different kind of piano.”

Ben Rosen@benrosen.bsky.social · 2d ago

me: the simpsons have four fingers on each hand so you’d think they’d live in a base 8 society but as far as I can tell there’s no evidence of that in the show my wife: *screaming during labor* the obgyn: hold on i want to hear more about this

This is like when a guy sitting in front of me said to his friends, at the end of Everything Everywhere All at Once, “I feel like, in an alternate universe where everyone has hot dog fingers and plays piano with their feet, they’d probably have a different kind of piano.”

Ben Rosen@benrosen.bsky.social · 2d ago

me: the simpsons have four fingers on each hand so you’d think they’d live in a base 8 society but as far as I can tell there’s no evidence of that in the show my wife: *screaming during labor* the obgyn: hold on i want to hear more about this

Shout-out to the British woman whose voice tells me “Bah-three low” whenever my earbud’s battery gets low. It’s annoying to hear you, but I understand that you are performing a helpful service.

Shout-out to the British woman whose voice tells me “Bah-three low” whenever my earbud’s battery gets low. It’s annoying to hear you, but I understand that you are performing a helpful service.

Over the weekend, on late-night cable, I caught a few minutes of the Please Don't Destroy movie. It didn't seem very funny, but I'm glad a project exists in which Conan O'Brien plays Ben Marshall's father. It felt like that had to happen at some point.