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I work at a shelter vet clinic, thank god we apprehended this fugitive of justice

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Shoutout to my professor for this one lolol

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*Two teen girls got into a hot springs pool last night and proceeded to shoot a TikTok video/IG photos. They were doing their “sexy poses.” Meanwhile it was 12F and myself and other guests were trying to hurry up and get into the pool to warm up. “Can you*

No, you self-centered brats. I’m soaking wet, standing on a frozen walkway covered in rock salt with my bare feet, and it’s 12 fucking degrees. I got in anyway. Others bolted towards a different pool nearby. They asked if I could go to a different pool. No, I wanted this temperature pool, not one of the cooler ones. There’s enough room for 10 more people. I paid the entrance fee. There are no specific pool reservations. So everyone else is just supposed to get hypothermia so you could shoot your stupid video? I’m so sick of the entitlement culture. submitted by /u/anythingaustin to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]
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*Курсантские погоны*

Курсантские погоны значительно отличаются от тех, которые носят офицеры, как внешне, так и по значению. Курсант - это должность...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/wnDvCze Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Two teen girls got into a hot springs pool last night and proceeded to shoot a TikTok video/IG photos. They were doing their “sexy poses.” Meanwhile it was 12F and myself and other guests were trying to hurry up and get into the pool to warm up. “Can you

No, you self-centered brats. I’m soaking wet, standing on a frozen walkway covered in rock salt with my bare feet, and it’s 12 fucking degrees. I got in anyway. Others bolted towards a different pool nearby. They asked if I could go to a different pool. No, I wanted this temperature pool, not one of the cooler ones. There’s enough room for 10 more people. I paid the entrance fee. There are no specific pool reservations. So everyone else is just supposed to get hypothermia so you could shoot your stupid video? I’m so sick of the entitlement culture. submitted by /u/anythingaustin to r/mildlyinfuriating link comments
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Курсантские погоны

Курсантские погоны значительно отличаются от тех, которые носят офицеры, как внешне, так и по значению. Курсант - это должность...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/wnDvCze Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Как готовиться к сессии, чтобы сдать экзамены и не выгореть в середине пути*

Начинайте знакомиться с материалом за несколько дней до экзамена и не слишком волнуйтесь о результате.
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*LPT how to raise kids who are not picky eaters*

I got a bachelors in psychology and I've always stayed interested in psychology so I still read a lot of current articles and studies. When I had my kid I read a lot of articles about raising children. One that I read was very interesting said that as a genetic survival trait new foods are scary to children so that they avoid eating poisonous things. A child needs to see a new food an average of seven times before it becomes 'friendly' and recognized as ok. When it was time to give my kids new foods I would put a little bit on their plate and I would not even mention it. If they wanted to try it great, if they didn't, fine. I wouldn't even talk about it unless they asked. After dinner I would scrape it off into the trash if they did not touch it. After they had seen a new food about seven times they would become curious and taste it for themselves. Sometimes they didn't like it, sometimes they loved it. The point is they got to make their own decision without it being a battle of wills or being put on the spot by the parent. I still did little tricks like adding a little sugar or cheese on vegetables or making things in a way I thought they would like. My kids never became picky eaters. They will try anything. We never had a "battle of wills" about you have to eat everything on your plate like my parents had with me when I was young. I never made them sit at the table until bedtime because they would not try everything like my parents. Because of this, new foods never became adversarial. submitted by /u/whipsnappy to r/LifeProTips [link] [comments]
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LPT how to raise kids who are not picky eaters

I got a bachelors in psychology and I've always stayed interested in psychology so I still read a lot of current articles and studies. When I had my kid I read a lot of articles about raising children. One that I read was very interesting said that as a genetic survival trait new foods are scary to children so that they avoid eating poisonous things. A child needs to see a new food an average of seven times before it becomes 'friendly' and recognized as ok. When it was time to give my kids new foods I would put a little bit on their plate and I would not even mention it. If they wanted to try it great, if they didn't, fine. I wouldn't even talk about it unless they asked. After dinner I would scrape it off into the trash if they did not touch it. After they had seen a new food about seven times they would become curious and taste it for themselves. Sometimes they didn't like it, sometimes they loved it. The point is they got to make their own decision without it being a battle of wills or being put on the spot by the parent. I still did little tricks like adding a little sugar or cheese on vegetables or making things in a way I thought they would like. My kids never became picky eaters. They will try anything. We never had a "battle of wills" about you have to eat everything on your plate like my parents had with me when I was young. I never made them sit at the table until bedtime because they would not try everything like my parents. Because of this, new foods never became adversarial. submitted by /u/whipsnappy to r/LifeProTips link comments
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*What’s the most evil corporation in video games?*

Evil corporations like Umbrella and Shinra are a common villain in video game story, but which one out of all of them would you say is the most evil? submitted by /u/maverick074 to r/gaming [link] [comments]
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Taylor Swift faces scrutiny over producing 138 TONS of CO2 to see Travis Kelce

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*Too many people drive giant pick up trucks*

This is a problem that is not being spoken about enough. People driving these giant F150s when they don't need them. It is hurting road infrastructure and making driving more dangerous for other drivers. It is no secret that a lot of the bad driving people experience in Ontario largely come from these monstrosities. I don't mind if you work in construction or are constantly having to transport heavy and dirty material because it would make sense to drive a pick up. The issue are the ones buying them because it makes them feel more like a man or have a false sense of security or because they might have to tow something once in their lifetime. edit: to those saying I need to mind my own business. These vehicles are very much my business because they make the roads I go on more dangerous and my insurance more expensive since they get constantly stolen. submitted by /u/Alwayshungry332 to r/ontario [link] [comments]
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What’s the most evil corporation in video games?

Evil corporations like Umbrella and Shinra are a common villain in video game story, but which one out of all of them would you say is the most evil? submitted by /u/maverick074 to r/gaming link comments
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