4am posts days after I found out about the death of my ex girlfriend. Excuse you, yes I deleted them.uziq wrote:
i certainly don't have grandiose illusions about your person. especially after you wrote and deleted a memoir of your childhood on here.thanks, i'll check these. i was previously reading the afore-linked blogposts of the prof. from KCL's war studies department.The blogposts of the institute of the study of war are quality.
World wide persecution...lolChou wrote:
This could have been solved with a white flag on day 1 if there wasn't a bribed actor sitting on the presidential seat.
What about the evacuations of thousands and their homes bombed the next day where no russians were present.
The world wide persecution of russians and their businesses, seems familiar?
erm, what?Chou wrote:
This could have been solved with a white flag on day 1 if there wasn't a bribed actor sitting on the presidential seat.
What about the evacuations of thousands and their homes bombed the next day where no russians were present.
The world wide persecution of russians and their businesses, seems familiar?
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i understand it perfectly well. wasn’t meant as a sleight. but your biographical sketch filled out everything i used to assume about you. so, no, no ‘grandiose’ ideas. that’s all. 😇Larssen wrote:
4am posts days after I found out about the death of my ex girlfriend. Excuse you, yes I deleted them.uziq wrote:
i certainly don't have grandiose illusions about your person. especially after you wrote and deleted a memoir of your childhood on here.thanks, i'll check these. i was previously reading the afore-linked blogposts of the prof. from KCL's war studies department.The blogposts of the institute of the study of war are quality.
i didn’t say any of those things assertively and i’m not confusing any argument. i’m spitballing about the endgame of this situation.>Russia has nuclear weapons and will destroy the world if they lose in Ukraine.
>The sanctions might endear the Russians to their state.
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https://twitter.com/peterjukes/status/1 … 66594?s=21Dilbert_X wrote:
Blair's arm around him is photoshopped, look at the fingers.
At least we no longer have the moral baggage. "We will leave Ukraine when you leave Afghanistan".uziq wrote:
doesn’t NATO have 10x the funding of the russian army? that army full of stuff they’re abandoning in muddy fields?
I mostly posted about what happened, what might've driven her to suicide and childhood abuse. You also somehow figured temazepam was an antipsychotic rather than insomnia medication, so I'm not too sure your interpretation of those posts to 'fill out' my person reflects a good understanding of who I am. Which is an asinine assumption anyway as we've never once spoken to one another. I'm also somewhat concerned that those rather heavy and painful topics apparently were a missing link of sorts.uziq wrote:
i understand it perfectly well. wasn’t meant as a sleight. but your biographical sketch filled out everything i used to assume about you. so, no, no ‘grandiose’ ideas. that’s all. 😇Larssen wrote:
4am posts days after I found out about the death of my ex girlfriend. Excuse you, yes I deleted them.uziq wrote:
i certainly don't have grandiose illusions about your person. especially after you wrote and deleted a memoir of your childhood on here.
thanks, i'll check these. i was previously reading the afore-linked blogposts of the prof. from KCL's war studies department.
2017. I want to see him qualify that "sucking the taxpayers dry" statement. How does ($70) a dose suck the taxpayers dry in comparison to upkeeping police forces that want to play army. I'll give him a point on our social welfare sucking major balls, though.The sheriff of one opioid-ravaged Ohio county is refusing to equip his deputies with Narcan, the drug that has saved the lives of countless overdosing addicts.
Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones insists he is not heartless but says requiring deputies to administer the remedy puts them in danger and the cost of repeatedly treating people with Narcan is “sucking the taxpayers dry.”
"All we're doing is reviving them, we’re not curing them," Jones told NBC News on Friday. "One person we know has been revived 20 separate times."
But, Jones hastened to add, "We don’t go there and let people die."
"Here in Ohio, the live squads (paramedics) get in there about the same time and they’re more equipped to use Narcan," he said. "The people who use drugs don’t usually like the police and they turn violent once they're revived."
Jones urged residents in the video to get vaccinated, wear masks and to avoid large crowds as much as possible.
"My attitude has changed immensely," Jones added. "I’ve had three employees in the Butler County Sherif’s offie in the last 12 months that have died from COVID."
Also featured in the video was Medical Director for the Butler County Jail Dr. Anthony Abdullah, who Jones invited to talk about what he is seeing during the current Omicron spike.
Abdullah reiterated many health officials by saying while the new variant is causing an increase in case numbers, vaccinated individuals seem to be doing well.
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Fair enough I guess, but I would really like to chew out the editor for not somehow fitting "zoomer stops boomer" into the headline.A civilian helped catch a man in Butler County Sunday morning after the suspect attempted to steal a woman's pursue, the Butler County Sheriff's Office said in a release.
At approximately 11:07 a.m., 58-year-old Middletown resident Derek Vauhn attempted to steal the purse of an 87-year-old woman while inside the Kroger on Oxford State Road in Lemon Township.
According to the release, a 27-year-old witness to the crime stopped Vauhn and wrestled with the suspect until law enforcement arrived.
The identity of the woman or the witness who intervened has not been released at this time.
Vauhn was arrested with the help of the Trenton Police Department and charged with robbery, a felony of the third degree, and theft, a felony of the fifth degree.
Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones said in the statement that "he is always pleased when someone who preys on the elderly are caught and even prouder of civilians who step up and intervenes when citizens need help."
