[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 3 points 6 days ago

Another insane thing is that emergency personnel get paid pennies as well. I have a friend who used to work as an EMT in Boston (~2021), and he was paid $15/hr.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 10 points 6 days ago

My partner does this already. The number of times I've found "tush squish" is... I've lost track.

I got him back by adding chicken hats to his online cart.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 4 points 6 days ago

Per the article, "The payment of 100,000 rubles will be available for both childbirth and adoption. However, if the child dies, the application for the payment will be denied."

Sounds like another attempt to exploit poor/desperate people. More soldiers for the meat grinder.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 6 points 6 days ago

One of my workplaces likes fantasy football, so I've learned to play for free beer, however, this sounds wayyyy better.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 8 points 6 days ago

Vance continues to shit his pants

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 20 points 1 week ago

I'd argue she shouldn't be allowed to practice anything other than some deep breathing and self-reflection.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 14 points 1 week ago

Good on them! Hope this encourages others too.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 61 points 1 week ago

WTF Wyoming? Animal cruelty should be illegal in all forms. Vehicles are for transport, not mowing down the wildlife. If you have a wolf population problem, there are better ways of handling it.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 84 points 1 week ago

"Putin's purpose is to lick my dog's butthole" - me

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 16 points 1 week ago

Definitely not as bad as some of the others mentioned here, but when I was 18 a slightly older coworker who had a crush on me for a while asked me out. I said yes because I didn't really know how to say no at the time. I wasn't physically attracted to him, but he was a really nice guy and I didn't see the harm in giving him a chance.

We'd already worked together for about a year then, so he knew a few things about my interests. He wanted to plan the whole thing and surprise me with where we'd go. We agreed for him to pick me up from my house at noon. I thought, "great, lunch date"; they're pretty chill/non-intimate.

So the day comes, he picks me up and we start driving. He tells me he's taking me to the natural history museum. In DC. Over an hour away. Far for a first date, but I love that museum so I go along with it.

We get there, wander around, chat, and after a couple hours walk out onto the national mall to some random food truck, grabbing a nearby bench to people watch while we ate. I wasn't feeling a connection, however, was patient and respectful, after all, we had a good enough time so far, and he put effort into planning this.

Now, normally, after the meal/activity is complete this is when a day date starts to come to a natural end. At this point it's past 4pm, so I suggest we head to the car, thinking to myself that it's a long drive back. Surprise! He tells me he got us two tickets for DC United that evening. Not a huge sports watching fan, I didn't know how to react. Being young, inexperienced, and afraid to upset him I feigned excitement.

He drove us to the stadium, parked, then got out to get something from his trunk. Another surprise! A cooler of Smirnoff ice. After the weirdest tailgate we go into the stadium, watch the game, get hotdogs, and the whole time I'm dreading what other surprises he has in store. He seemed so normal before.

Luckily, after the game he finally took me home. I don't remember what time it was, probably around 9pm, I just remember feeling relief at the sight of my front door. He tried to kiss me when dropping me off, but I managed to avoid any physical interaction. Looking back, it was the weirdest, cringiest date, and the main reason I always drove myself to dates from then on.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 14 points 1 year ago

Sounds like he's mad he can't afford as many yachts.

[-] NoNotLikeThat@lemm.ee 17 points 1 year ago

I have my transparent purple Gameboy tucked in a safe place. My husband had me get rid of my Nintendo 64 a few years ago, and I'm still not over it.

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