Sometimes “lessons” are just baggage.

“When you wear rose-colored glasses, red flags just look like flags.”

Probably for a lot of people. The past 5 years have been shit in many different ways for many, many people.

Seriously. I wish I was dumb enough to motivated by terrible analogies.

Yeah, you’d prettymuch have to be raised in a cult compound somewhere. I don’t even think she’s all that funny, but the fact that people are taking a comedian seriously when she says something silly says more about them than it does about her.

If we’ve learned nothing from recent insurrections.

The sadness is less extreme.

We’re in agreement.

Aren’t mistakes part of experience?

You mean like curds?

I tell you what. If I know one thing about women, it’s that they’re 183cm tall

Looks like he’s headed to a federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison.

Real problems, or real reactions? Because the problems are our reactions, not the problems. Or are the reactions to the reactions the reactions? I miss the good ol’ days when words had meanings.

They got fined $725M for killing democracy.

“Cheer up!”

“Why didn’t I think of that?! Thanks!”

The pic is about perception. It doesn’t cover someone who has actually changed for the worse.

He threw a shoe at her! And he threw her belongings out in the yard! He’s a violent maniac, and he must be stopped, dead or alive!

^/s

Not a rugby guy, but doesn’t the lack of helmets generally prevent that? Can’t imagine someone getting a running start to a deliver a headbutt.

Edit: Nevermind. Just remembered Chris Benoit.

You’re going to Popeyes, ain’t you?

>The failure and injustice of Daniel Shaver’s killing and the resulting sham criminal trial, which made a mockery of the notion of Justice predictably ended in no conviction and to this day casts an ugly shadow over this settlement.

That’s $8M that the citizens of Mesa could have invested in police training, housing the homeless, paying cops more so they can attract higher quality candidates, feeding poor children… anything else.

Cops should pay for their own mistakes, not the communities that are already being harmed by their mistakes. Cops need to be required to carry malpractice insurance, just like any other professionals that make decisions that can mean life or death for the public. And when their mistakes make it too expensive or too difficult to find insurance, they can go flip burgers or hang drywall or something.

Yeah, it’s not about falling down, and getting up. It’s about down and up. Lol

It worked, you crazy bastards! It worked!!

I have electronic noses in my house.