It’s probably less “wanting to see a sexting thread with a child” and more “curious what this asshole said that was inappropriate.” Not that absurd.
For example, if your coworker got fired for saying something inappropriate, would your first question not be, “what did they say that got them fired?”
Kind of a natural human reaction to be curious.
And people ate that shit up. It was a major talking point for people today who just believe everything that man says. Biden even said during the debate that it wasn’t true but no one believed that I guess.
How are so many people so incredibly stupid lol
But someone online is tired of seeing him in the headlines tho!
Livestream it this time. We can record it and watch an implosion in slo-mo.
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I’ll either put my phone down for those three to five seconds or just force close the app. I don’t care about IG that much.
When it fits their narrative.
I am a convicted felon who has visited the UK. I was never questioned about it. I entered just like everyone else without it ever being brought up.
I’m sure it’s different everywhere. I once looked into visiting Canada and recall having to fill out a form or something, but never actually went.
*flatten
Make them wear helmets and camo too lol! Stay frosty, teachers
Also no, you can’t borrow a dollar with your McDonald’s-salary-havin-ass. Find some bootstraps to do something with.
Wait, you don’t want the hairy asscrack to take center stage?
I was speaking from experience. My old tendinitis injury seems to return briefly whenever a cold rain is about to happen.
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lol. I’ll have to pay more attention in the future. I swear it’s true tho.
Does research matter when you have personal experience?
That’s a fair question. And it’s something I’ve even heard in TV commercials about headache medicines: “I don’t care about the research. I just know what works for me.” But it’s worth remembering that humans have a remarkable tendency to remember when two things occur or change together (such as wet, gloomy weather and joint pain), but remember less when things do not occur together. That rainy day when you felt no better or worse is unlikely to be so notable that you remember it. If you rely solely on memory rather than on more rigorous, data-based evidence, it’s easy to conclude a link exists where, in fact, none does.
It sounds silly, but this is actually a thing when you get old for some stupid reason.
This is common at theaters that serve food inside the theater. It’s a restaurant movie theater.
What did he remember? This title is shit.
From what I read he remembered how to add 2+2 and got his GED. Bless his heart.
YEEEE HAAAWWWW!!!
I kind of get it, but maybe I also don’t fully understand what trans health care for kids is all about. (I’m not against it btw)
You can’t get a tattoo before you’re 18 because that’s (somewhat) permanent. Does trans care interfere with puberty in a way that’s irreversible?
I also realize what I just typed is probably comparing apples to oranges… maybe the people passing these laws are thinking the kids will grow up and change their minds - does that actually happen? (I doubt it, but just asking because I don’t know.)