presentdad🙋🏻‍♂️
why did we even domesticate peeves
Mar 10 at 3:00pmWeb
Show threadStanley Nerdlinger IIMar 10
@lacroixboi
You’d rather they run wild?! 🤨
Show threadpresentdad🙋🏻‍♂️Mar 10
@Nerde free range peeves
Show threadmivox is exhausted Mar 10
@lacroixboi @kimlockhartga Terrible idea. We should have domesticated red pandas instead.
Show threadpresentdad🙋🏻‍♂️Mar 10
@mivox @kimlockhartga agreed 👉🏻🙂‍↕️👉🏻
Show threadJoe (TBA)Mar 10
@lacroixboi Some people have strange hobbies.
Show threadOmar AntolínMar 10
@lacroixboi isn't it obvious? People derive great joy from having pet peeves!
Show threadPaul_IPv6Mar 10

@lacroixboi

domesticated peeves do less damage than wild or feral peeves? :)

Show threadwoe2youMar 10

@paul_ipv6 @lacroixboi Clearly. Feral peeves can irk a vast multitude of people, whereas a pet peeve is limited to annoying its owner.

(Sometimes you might discover that someone shares your pet peeve, like cats that lead a double life for extra dinner at the house down the street)

Show threadTim HergertMar 10
@lacroixboi many anthropologists believe that its the peeves that domesticated us.
Show threadJulian West🦞Mar 11
@lacroixboi the wild ones were softer, but had much sharper teeth and did not hesitate to use them
Show threadPRWMar 11
@lacroixboi A sort of 'extreme sport' pastime of the idle aristocracy.
Show threadCromleyMar 11
@lacroixboi Exactly! Same way you should be able, when needed, to check a petard out from the library
Show threadRandom Damage 🌻Mar 11
@lacroixboi people will domesticate anything
Show threadAnn AnnasMar 11
@lacroixboi
Please spay and neuter your peeves
Show threaddendriteMar 11
@lacroixboi they keep you warm at night