its ok mate they are a bit agressive and will attack u anytime when your asleep and if this thing touches you you die or if this thing bites you u will be infected its ok tho mate just be careful
Ngl as much as I don’t care about this women’s rant sister seems like a ass and how are you gonna consider a butt lift but can’t get your eyebrows done?
😮 What "proffessional" salon would do this to a small child? Like who would believe it? And her husband is simply unbelievably stupid agreeing to something, a chemical treatment, that he did not know what it was, and not asking his wife if she knew before agreeing to it.
Lmao that's hilarious!!! I once by mistake liked a photo of a guy i knew kinda, and unlinked it immediately, didn't realize they would get those notifications lol that was awkward 😅 😅😂
creeping through your daughters friends pictures in a bikini is beyond weird. maybe MAYBE i could see the “wanting to know who it was” but.. even then like it’s a bit odd.
Since this channel is run by an idiot im gonna be the paragraph guy "Danny" was late, again. Danny was often late, though he always showed up with a dumb smile on his face at some point (usually right in the middle of an important diagram or figure). I finally asked if anyone had seen Danny ... should I mention they had all been very quiet this morning? I didn't say anything rude, I just asked where he was, and if anyone had seen him or knew when he would decide to show up. Can anyone guess the answer? Yes, you got it. Danny was dead. He had been involved in a drunk-driving incident the night before and was dead. I was stunned and the kids all looked at me the way a Swiss Watchmaker looks at a Jam smear on a Cafe table. The tone of my voice had been enough, they were all giving me "What is wrong with you" stares. A thought entered my mind and I couldn't stop it. I managed to change the tone slightly so the phrase "I don't believe that" came out almost as a statement of shock, not distrust. There was a pause, and then they all sort of settled back into their seats and I just kept teaching and finished the class. At the break, once the kids had left, I called the office, angry and confused, and wanted to know what had happened and why I hadn't been told. We were told there would be a meeting after school, and not to make any comments for the rest of the day. HELLA AWKWARD DAY followed. That afternoon at the meeting, we (seven teachers) and a few admin were discussing what had happened, the limited details, and how we should begin thinking about an assembly acknowledgement once the parents had disclosed the facts. As we are sitting there talking about how we had all made some gaff or other and come off as insensitive, guess who comes into the office? Danny comes in on crutches with his dad, and is promptly shown in to the meeting. From the looks around the table I wasn't the only one confused as hell. The principal simply said "We thought you were dead". His usual arrogance nowhere to be found, Danny says "well, I was, kinda" He had died during the crash, technically, and been resuscitated. His doctors told him to rest, but he insisted on coming in so no-one would worry about him. He wanted to ask if, when he was better, he could be part of an anti-drinking and driving assembly. For the rest of the year he was a model student: on time every day and always there to help staff or fellow students. He healed fully and by the end of the year was the Valedictorian. I am 100% convinced that his speech at the assembly contributed to a safer-grad that year. Sometimes I muse that I *was* right, and he *wasn't* dead, but more times than not, I just marvel at the wonder that is humanity.
"Danny" was late, again. Danny was often late, though he always showed up with a dumb smile on his face at some point (usually right in the middle of an important diagram or figure). I finally asked if anyone had seen Danny ... should I mention they had all been very quiet this morning? I didn't say anything rude, I just asked where he was, and if anyone had seen him or knew when he would decide to show up. Can anyone guess the answer? Yes, you got it. Danny was dead. He had been involved in a drunk-driving incident the night before and was dead. I was stunned and the kids all looked at me the way a Swiss Watchmaker looks at a Jam smear on a Cafe table. The tone of my voice had been enough, they were all giving me "What is wrong with you" stares. A thought entered my mind and I couldn't stop it. I managed to change the tone slightly so the phrase "I don't believe that" came out almost as a statement of shock, not distrust. There was a pause, and then they all sort of settled back into their seats and I just kept teaching and finished the class. At the break, once the kids had left, I called the office, angry and confused, and wanted to know what had happened and why I hadn't been told. We were told there would be a meeting after school, and not to make any comments for the rest of the day. HELLA AWKWARD DAY followed. That afternoon at the meeting, we (seven teachers) and a few admin were discussing what had happened, the limited details, and how we should begin thinking about an assembly acknowledgement once the parents had disclosed the facts. As we are sitting there talking about how we had all made some gaff or other and come off as insensitive, guess who comes into the office? Danny comes in on crutches with his dad, and is promptly shown in to the meeting. From the looks around the table I wasn't the only one confused as hell. The principal simply said "We thought you were dead". His usual arrogance nowhere to be found, Danny says "well, I was, kinda" He had died during the crash, technically, and been resuscitated. His doctors told him to rest, but he insisted on coming in so no-one would worry about him. He wanted to ask if, when he was better, he could be part of an anti-drinking and driving assembly. For the rest of the year he was a model student: on time every day and always there to help staff or fellow students. He healed fully and by the end of the year was the Valedictorian. I am 100% convinced that his speech at the assembly contributed to a safer-grad that year. Sometimes I muse that I *was* right, and he *wasn't* dead, but more times than not, I just marvel at the wonder that is humanity.
its a common bug named '' lab experiment '' and they are commonly found in Australia if you see one burn down your house and make sure that thing is dead
