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Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Those mobilized Russian troops have finally hit the front lines 😁🤣🤣

The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
A street in Ukraine—it’s not just about the tanks and the gear, it’s about having pure heart.
Footage shows intense close-quarters combat, plus those Javelins are doing their job.

The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Somewhere over in Ukraine—looks like a failed attempt to take out a Russian fuel truck with a Molotov cocktail.

The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Somewhere out in Ukraine—people actually trying to stop Russian tanks by putting themselves in the way. Just incredible.

The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
That Ukrainian grit is wide awake—the Russians aren't just going to stroll right in. Honestly, it reminds me of that sheer, stubborn confidence you saw from certain groups back at the start of the American Civil War.

Check out this video—there's an elderly Ukrainian man out there digging a trench right next to one of the main highways in Kyiv.

The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Even in a video game like Battlefield, you wouldn't see anything like this—it’s basically like driving through an absolute artillery storm!

The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Check out this video—it really captures how fed up Ukrainian civilians are with the Russian invasion and just how ready they are to fight back. There’s even a captured Russian kid in there after they took out his vehicle. Way to go, Ukraine—Putin is going to have a very hard time breaking you!

The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Now this is what I call real resistance against the occupiers! In this video, you can see Ukrainian citizens using Molotov cocktails to push back the Russians.

2021/2022 School Year in Coronavirus ·
Yesterday it was Fuchs saying one thing, and today Capak is out here saying another—honestly, it’s like they can't make up their minds! We're looking into whether teachers need specific certifications, but we haven't actually made a final call on that yet. '
Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
mellowskipper said:Even schools don't report physical abuse that draws blood to the authorities, so I'm honestly worried this might...
State oversight usually only kicks in for major failures in supervision or recurring issues after the Department of Education has already issued warnings. So, if this is just a one-off incident, I highly doubt they'd end up under investigation by the Department of Education.

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Come on, stop with the fairy tales. Any physical violence that results in blood is reported directly to the police under standard school safety protocols.
Plus, kids talk! If twenty kids and their parents realize a little guy is being isolated—or if they see him out and about when he shouldn't be—they could report it themselves. And once a social worker steps foot in a house, things get messy fast. Not to mention, imagine if the kid somehow catches COVID because someone in his class had it?! If that spreads to the music room, then the principal is going to have some massive legal headaches on their hands.
Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
darkotter35 said:What's the deal with kids in class lately?
Someone in my kid's grade caught COVID, and now they're sending everyone home into isolation.
Is this actually a big deal, or can I just shrug it off?
The reason I'm asking is because my little one has music class today, and I'm stuck wondering if I should even bother sending them... I highly doubt they're out there testing every healthy kid just to put them in quarantine...
Anyone else dealing with this right now? Any experiences?

It’s on you. Seriously—if someone finds out a kid should be isolating but they're still out and about, you could report it to the local health department. Then, you've got school officials breathing down your neck at home. Plus, what if your kid happens to have it and passes it to a classmate whose grandma or grandpa is really sick? You don't want that on your conscience just because your kid wanted to go to music class. Look, I'm totally against the whole COVID craze, but let's use some common sense here.
Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
jadehawk40 said:So, my ex was out hanging with her friends over the weekend, and one of them started feeling under the weather this week and decided to go get tested. Turns out, she tested positive for COVID. But here’s the kicker: the government won't cover the cost of her test. They told her if she wants to be absolutely certain that what she's feeling is actually COVID, she’s on her own to foot the bill. On top of that, they didn't even mandate any kind of isolation for her.

What a fantastic country we live in. Truly.

Wait, how did she feel sick? Was it from too many drinks? How does that work with COVID?
Man, I'm glad she's just an ex—imagine being with someone who has to go run tests just to figure out if they have a cold or something else when they don't even have typical symptoms!
Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
Nicole James said:Good for you if you managed to breeze through it with such mild symptoms. Just keep in mind that there are perfectly healthy, young people out there ending up in the hospital with permanent lung scarring.

I mean, some healthy young people can even die from a bee sting—so that's really not much of an argument...
Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
I see a few people were getting calls because they ran into someone with a cold just last week. So, how long do folks actually have to stay in quarantine in that case? Is it like a 3-day thing?😵
Where can I get tested for STIs? in Health ·
The absolute best way to dodge STDs is either fighting against the sinful urges of lust—which is straight out of Satan's playbook—or just coating everything in some heavy-duty industrial sealant so any female toxins just slide right off the tip! You don't skimp on waterproofing your boots, so why would you shove yourself into a vulva without any moisture protection? If a woman's anatomy were some divine portal to salvation, it’d be glowing like a massive Fourth of July parade, not looking all slimy and dark like those grim biblical descriptions of a detour through hell. Have you ever pressed your ear against a lady's anatomy and heard heavenly psalms? Of course not! The only thing you're gonna hear is the vague, messy bubbling of a nectar-filled stream of feminine corruption.
A woman's nectar-filled little void is basically like a carnivorous plant—it just waits for a male nectar-bug to come along so it can pass on syphilis.
Instead of Cerberus guarding the gates, there's just a bunch of loose women out there, and inside them lives the worst creatures known to man. There's even this terrible little thing called the clitoris—which is basically a slug—and it's just as slimy as Pupovac pushing for that coalition.
That feminine void is really just a tomb for male morality—a place where only sinners end up. That’s why, kid, you gotta realize that testing for STDs and sexual perversions is a lot like an allergy test. With allergies, they inject a tiny bit of the allergen under your skin to see how you react. Well, you can medically prove "immunity" to a woman the same way! Just strip her down and look—if you don't get an erection, it means you're immune and dedicated to the Lord. But if you start getting hard for that nectar-filled void, that’s a sign of a cursed situation. Basically, you fell for the old trick and actually looked at a stinging jellyfish mid-sex. Real men never look down there—not even if she’s turning him around! And honestly, you can catch gonorrhea from anything, including vegetables, if you don't wash them properly.
Johnny English Strikes Again (2018) in Movies ·
It’s a decent little flick for those cozy fall vibes—definitely has a few good laughs in there!
Laptop power adapter recommendations? in Laptops ·
Hey there! So, I just picked up a new Toshiba laptop charger from someone online. Everything looks identical except for one thing—the old one says 1.5A for the input, but this new one is rated at 2A. The output is still the exact same, though: 19V at 3.95A. The seller insists it’s perfectly fine and will work without a hitch. Any chance this could cause issues?
Quick question for the experts out there! About two months ago, I sent three standard letters through USPS—just my usual routine. Well, all three came right back to me. Two arrived on the same day, and the third popped up a week later, all sporting those yellow stickers that say "RETURN TO SENDER NOT DELIVERABLE AS ADDRESSED UNABLE TO FORWARD."
I actually scanned them over to some folks, and they swear the addresses are 100% correct and accurate. Any idea what's going on? This is happening here in the US, and I've never run into this kind of weirdness when mailing things around the States before.
Bad Boys - Part IV in Fans ·
This whole thing reminds me of tilting at windmills. Sure, the government can try to oust Mamić, but neither you nor I have any power to make that happen. If that's the case, why bother voting for politicians who back people like him? Problems like this are solved from the Head down, not the tail up. Just go out and do something productive—singing, rock climbing, getting involved in actual politics! When someone without any real authority or clout makes replacing some random guy at a local football club their entire personality, it’s just not healthy for your mental headspace.