Big issue with the language used in Season 2, Episode 2 of "Chasing the Sun. What the fucking fuck? Why is the fucking F word used so often? I mean, this is fucking public television!
I am extremely frustrated with police officers. I’ve been watching “Highway Patrol” and am appalled by the condescending behavior exhibited by these officers. Recently, I experienced a personal incident where a “welfare check” was conducted on me, which felt more like a targeted attack than a genuine concern for my welfare. I found myself having to firmly stand up to an overbearing officer in uniform to make it clear that I should not be treated like a criminal during a vulnerable emotional time. The idiot blinked stupidly. What the fuck?
No crime. Just mental health
The outdoor oven lets you experience the joy of working with food and fire. Stoke up the heat. Have your pizza ready in a few minutes. Or go low and slow for some delicious meat, fish and veggies.
Shut up and take my money!
Watching Season 2, Episode 2 of "Chasing the Sun," I'm struck by the sheer ineptitude displayed in the Springbok management meetings—it's like watching a car crash in slow motion. Their grasp of basic English seems barely beyond a toddler's, yet, inexplicably, they manage to make astute decisions on the rugby field. It's a baffling spectacle of seeming incompetence paired with inexplicable success.
In Perth's Murray Street Mall, a street preacher loudly condemning passersby highlighted a crucial point about public expressions of faith. Religion, deeply valuable to many, should be personal, not imposed on others in public spaces. The hypocrisy of missionary work, which often intrudes under the guise of saving souls, violates personal boundaries. Expressions of faith should be respectful and mindful, keeping religious practices to appropriate settings and avoiding unsolicited preaching in communal areas.
The level of anger and public discomfort this caused was so bad that I believe missionary work - wether by order of the church or mental disillusion - should be banned.
Aim: To say, every day, that I am ready to slay the day.
Sandra Lee's parking lot patient screenings will forever be laughed at
and afterwards we drop into a quiet place and have a drink or two …
I need a ncie boy totake care of me, he who looks likea baby reindeer
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