LinkSkippy
AITA for putting my penis in peanut butter and leaving it in the kitchen? https://t.co/MGYUq56pvq pic.twitter.com/LNgZJJfELG
— Am I the Asshole? (@AITA_reddit) November 30, 2019

LinkSkippy
AITA for putting my penis in peanut butter and leaving it in the kitchen? https://t.co/MGYUq56pvq pic.twitter.com/LNgZJJfELG
— Am I the Asshole? (@AITA_reddit) November 30, 2019





Under the circumstances, I would say "No, this person is not the asshole."
No eating other people's food does not apply to just chicken breasts or porterhouse steaks. It applies to all of it. I don't care if it's the leftover catsup packets they took from McDonald's. If they didn't bring it in the home, and it wasn't offered to be shared, it's hands off. Period.
Patrick at November 30, 2019 11:16 PM
Babies.
Apropos of skiddoodle: I've never consumed any Kylie Minogue product, because the very presence of Kylie Minogue (and other Minogues) in world affairs —even in the tawdriest corners of public life— is emotionally threatening in a way I find difficult to articulate.
Crid at November 30, 2019 11:41 PM
Strive for greatness.
Can we talk about the airport voiceover lady now? I mean the one who bitches about smoking and parking at the curb and so forth on the public address system recordings at all our large airports.
She sounds like a twerpy ditz. I looked her up on the computer internet once. She's exactly the sort zombie nimbus who has no business collecting a federal paycheck, but who will never, ever have to worry about health insurance.
I hate her for her pronunciation of "bag-GEEJ."
My internal monologue roars:
My government sux.
Crid at November 30, 2019 11:57 PM
Regarding Kylie Minogue, there is one thing about her for which I will always be grateful. I once had one of those Page-A-Day tear-off desk calendars that offered "The Dumbest Things Ever Said."
And my January 1 entry was quoting Kylie Minogue from an interview she gave in 1989, in which she was asked about the situation in South Africa. Minogue, bless her then 21-year-old heart, famously replied, "Er, they need to stop killing rhinos?"
Patrick at November 30, 2019 11:58 PM
Rampant professionalism.
Crid at December 1, 2019 12:02 AM
Oh, I already did that one. Sorry. It's early here.
Here's an unseen Jimi pic.
Speaking of Aussies, we lost Clive this week. Here he is on one of Bernie's debacles.
Crid at December 1, 2019 12:07 AM
TITS!!
I mean, what's your favorite duple?Crid at December 1, 2019 12:30 AM
Y'know, the Spanish-language lady seems enormously dignified in comparison: Not smarmy, NOT dialectically needy like Mrs. Baggeej.
Crid at December 1, 2019 3:58 AM
Not an asshole. I can't believe it's even up for discussion. Confession (not naughty): I am no respecter of food and containers if the food is mine. I drink from the carton, I double-dip, and I use my fingers a lot. I absolutely have dipped fingers into peanut butter when I just wanted a taste and I haven't necessarily washed my hands for a while before that happens. Meanwhile I've been petting my dog and my cats and you know they lick their own butts so there's that. A room-mate should be grossed out if they used my milk or juice or peanut butter or guacamole as a result, but if it's not supposed to be a shared food item then that's just TFB.
RigelDog at December 1, 2019 5:23 AM
Kinda gross, but I gotta agree with the "if it's not yours or community food, then hands off" responses here.
Conan the Grammarian at December 1, 2019 7:30 AM
Let me see if I understand this.
Someone else is eating what is clearly labeled MY food and they get grossed out by what I did with it beforehand? Even though we have clear rules about NOT eating food labeled for ME.
Yea, well, then I would become a total ASSHOLE and mention that the lab results for what that sore on the end of my penis is will be available on Friday. I may or may not tell you what the results are. So, if your throat gets scratchy you might want to go to the doctor.
I had total "eating MY food" assholes in college. I lived in a 4-person shared house. I was the only one without a car; which meant that my food was carried the 5 blocks from the store.
Two of my housemates would think nothing of eating my food; then, think that just giving me money to cover it would be okay. NO! MFer! I had to schlep those groceries 5 blocks! so replace it now! It was also the fact that I would come home and find what I planned on having for dinner was gone!
charles at December 1, 2019 7:47 AM
Charles, I can relate. I had the world's most entitled roommate.
Every morning, he simply got up, went straight to my closet, and just helped himself to my shower gel, shampoo, shaving cream and anything else he wanted in the way of personal care products.
Telling him to stay the hell out of my closet was completely unavailing. He would scream (yes, scream) that I was being ridiculous.
So, I finally locked my belongings up in my trunk and he would complain to anyone who would listen about how ridiculous I was being. It's not as if he didn't have his own shaving cream, soap, shampoo, etc. He just decided he liked mine better and that he was going to use them all he wanted.
Patrick at December 1, 2019 8:58 AM
Shortly after college, I had that guy as a roommate. This was about kitchen stuff, not bath stuff, but the entitlement was the same. My stuff was our stuff and his stuff was his stuff.
I moved out early and ended up paying rent at two apartments for four months just to be out of that apartment. Worth it.
Conan the Grammarian at December 1, 2019 10:16 AM
Only an asshole would leave his penis in the kitchen.
iowaan at December 1, 2019 11:02 AM
Check out the story on askamanager.com about the person who brought really spicy food to work. I'd leave a link, but my phone isn't behaving.
Anon at December 1, 2019 11:19 AM
It's amazing that there's so much enthusiasm for the topic of wiping one's dork on foodstuffs.
Crid at December 1, 2019 11:42 AM
What I don't get is:
1. What made the sub think she wouldn't get in serious trouble for this?
2. Why aren't there any comments?
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/utah-teacher-tells-boy-excited-to-be-adopted-by-2-dads-its-nothing-to-be-thankful-for
lenona at December 1, 2019 11:46 AM
Chicago lawsuit:
Woman sexually assaulted outside bar ‘while bouncers watched,’ lawyer says
mpetrie98 at December 1, 2019 11:47 AM
Aren't they cute???
Dolphins drag British girl, 10, underwater during 'ethical' swimming experience in Mexico
mpetrie98 at December 1, 2019 11:49 AM
Anon: Check out the story on askamanager.com about the person who brought really spicy food to work.
I think I found the link you were referring to. Please note, this terrible story has an update, the link appears at the end. It has a happy ending.
Iowaan, and only an asshole would steal his housemate's penis butter. And he's hardly leaving his dick in the kitchen. He stuck it into a sealed jar, which, presumably, he closed up again. Assuming this person showers regularly, his dick would probably be safer than his fingers.
In reading some of the responses, several Reddit posters have pointed out, in this day and age, we have cell phones and everyone's always carrying there. There is absolutely no reason the thief couldn't have texted his housemate to ask permission.
It's his food. He can do with it what he wants. Although some of the other Reddit users have pointed out that bacteria do quite well in a peanut butter environment. No one should be sticking anything other than a clean utensil into peanut butter.
Patrick at December 1, 2019 12:12 PM
All us runners are crazy. Especially in wintertime.
Why Do I Get a Sore Throat When I Run in Cold Air?
mpetrie98 at December 1, 2019 12:23 PM
Crid: It's amazing that there's so much enthusiasm for the topic of wiping one's dork on foodstuffs.
Well, it's more interesting than listening to someone drone on and on (and on and on) about the "airport voiceover lady."
lenona:
What I don't get is:
1. What made the sub think she wouldn't get in serious trouble for this?
2. Why aren't there any comments?
When I went to check out the story you shared, the first word that stuck out to me in the headline is "Utah." I'm guessing this sub is a Mormon and views it as her Mormon duty to speak out against homosexuality wherever she sees it.
Mormonism is virulently anti-homosexual. So much so that the state of Utah has deemed it necessary to create safehouses for gay kids who have been disowned by their parents.
Of course, this asshole didn't help matters much.
Mormon conversion therapist Dave Matheson decided to come out the closet this year. He published books, counseled troubled gay teens, and basically made his living promising deliverance from homosexuality, which he couldn't do for himself.
Just find myself wondering if there are any parents in the state of Utah who used the mere existence of this fraud to justify disowning their gay kids.
"You can be delivered from this appalling sin! Look at Dave Matheson! He used to be gay and he managed to be delivered! There's no reason you can't do it, too!"
And surprise, surprise! Turns out he was lying to himself the whole time. Just how many times are we going to see this story play itself? How many lives of gay kids are going to be fucked up before we stop listening to these frauds and hucksters?
Patrick at December 1, 2019 12:43 PM
> Well, it's more interesting
Nine-year-olds agree with you! You know their hearts!
Meanwhile——
Crid at December 1, 2019 12:48 PM
How many lives of gay kids are going to be fucked up before we stop listening to these frauds and hucksters?
________________________________________
Or...how many more gay teens are going to commit suicide because of so-called people like FRC's Tony Perkins. (Dan Savage, for one, directly blamed him as one of the worst culprits in that respect.)
lenona at December 1, 2019 12:57 PM
My government sux.
Be thankful you don't get all the government you pay for.
I R A Darth Aggie at December 1, 2019 1:40 PM
AITA for putting my penis in peanut butter and leaving it in the kitchen?
Sounds to me like he left his dick in the kitchen. Grammar: how does that work?
;-)
I R A Darth Aggie at December 1, 2019 1:48 PM
"I've never consumed any Kylie Minogue product, because the very presence of Kylie Minogue (and other Minogues) in world affairs —even in the tawdriest corners of public life— is emotionally threatening in a way I find difficult to articulate."
I'm here for ya: you're just appalled that legs like that don't carry something more substantial.
And you're torn. You don't want to think a beautiful girl can be, um, mistaken, but there she is, despite earnest wishes to the contrary.
You should be so lucky, so lucky, so lucky, you should be so lucky...
Radwaste at December 1, 2019 2:50 PM
"Can we talk about the airport voiceover lady now?"
Ah. Nothing has satisfied since, "Program complete. Enter when ready."
Except maybe the F-15's flight status manager. "Bingo, fuel. Bingo, fuel." Merciless, concise, terse. Perfect!
Radwaste at December 1, 2019 2:53 PM
" before we stop listening to these frauds"
Look, the only people getting harmed here are children, and parents own them, so it's not like the parents are destroying someone else's property.
Besides, Jesus and hellfire. Also righteousness and smug superiority over the damned nonbelievers and ChINOs (CHristians In Name Only).
Eat it, liberal pantywaists!
Gog_Magog_Carpet_Reclaimers at December 1, 2019 4:06 PM
Apparently, snowflakes drink fancy coffee.
And they have no idea who has opinions different from their own, so it's a shock when they find out.
"Ew!"
Radwaste at December 1, 2019 6:09 PM
> You don't want to think a
> beautiful girl can be, um,
> mistaken
I haven't a clue what you're trying to say.
Who's mistaken about what, and why the stutter?
She looks kinda snaggle-toothed and poochie-nosed somehow. I think the inverted gravity of being on the wrong side of the planet has distorted her facial features in an oblong way... (It's technical and complicated.) But if you say 'beautiful,' then by all means: Shrimp up your barbie's Matilda and carry on.
It's like a gratuitous simulacrum of American celebrity: We too can select unremarkable personages for lifelong attention for no good reason. See also, the Juno Awards.
Crid at December 1, 2019 7:47 PM
Ah. Silly me. I thought you lamented a lack of substance, not nonconformance to your own special desires.
I will make a note of it.
Radwaste at December 2, 2019 3:33 AM
I had that guy for a little while as a roommate in college. He weighed about 300 lbs, and he regarded any food he found anywhere as rightly his. For half a year, I had to eat every meal out because it was impossible to keep any food in the apartment. Fortunately for me, he flunked out after two quarters and had to go home.
Cousin Dave at December 2, 2019 7:39 AM
Leave a comment