You are under arrest for “on principle!”

Ignoring the highly judgmental nature of this post, I beg to differ on the geeks-underneath-clown-masks and scary-is-actually-idiotic issues:

In my almost-forty years of not deliberately soaping my feet with every shower (I will soap them if they are actually dirtydirty [loads of sweat from that day, or actual dirt/mud]), I have never had an infection or athlete’s foot.

Thanks. I’m glad you’re still kickin’. :)

It shouldn’t be normal, but it probably is moreso than odd. Just goes to show how low of a rung mental illness is on the social services/social acceptance ladder. I’m sorry you experienced that. I’m very glad you can laugh about it now. :)

Good point.

But have you seen softball players? They are full-on athletic powerhouses. Even though baseball/softball can seem boring to a lot of people, it still requires a good amount of muscle and athleticism.

As a person with clinical depression, and a couple of attempts under my belt, it absolutely disgusts me that people who try to end their life are treated as criminals. And already being imprisoned, and pushing her further down into the pit because of suicide is deplorable. I don’t blame her at all. She is no longer a…

I will admit to centralizing it when I found out. But that’s because my eyes have been filled with violence in this country against its own citizens by people who are supposed to be trained to help us.

Yeah, that broke my heart too. I didn’t know until after I played my daily Bonza puzzle. I thought, “Welp. That day was down the drain right when it started.”

That whole event sounded absolutely terrifying and disgusting.

Something that also happened at that event:

She’s the only one with the answer to that question.

Looks like a little residual Lestat.

So uuuuhhhhhhh

Damn. That was a dark pun they gave you.

So you’re saying it’s similar to the marketing for the show “Bull?” Because they do exactly that. There’s the emotional family ad, high-tech gadgety ad, comedy ad, hard-hitting law ad, and I think I’m missing one other but you get the idea.

There needs to be a nationwide training program for law enforcement modeled after that officer’s work ethic.

Isn’t there some sort of “do not fire unless fired upon” rule for law enforcement and/or military?