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64 People Share What Made Them Quit A Job Faster Than They Ever Expected

and you reported the Vet to the appropriate authorities, right? ... Right?

94 Fascinating Images That Bring Lesser-Seen Moments Of American History To Life

Well, where would you put it? It's obviously not game, or a vegetable, or a sweet dish.

94 Fascinating Images That Bring Lesser-Seen Moments Of American History To Life

maybe they'll even want an education, or jobs.

95 Times Reality Served Up Something So Unexpected People Had To Share It

protection from corrosion

60 Times Known Business Moguls Did Something So Stupid, It Actually Sank Their Companies Overnight

I still miss DVDs from Netflix. They had a catalogue of old films and foreign films that you can't find on any streaming service.

60 Times Known Business Moguls Did Something So Stupid, It Actually Sank Their Companies Overnight

I do too. In our town it was the only auto service place open on Sundays.

People In HR Reveal 87 Of The Most Absurd Employee Behaviors That Got Someone Fired

Unions are the way to go. They do protect employees but also provides frameworks for managing people. I used to explain this to my staff annually, "The agreement protects you but, if you turn to page 63, it also outlines the disciplinary steps I have to and will follow if you mess up."

78 Ex-Cult Members Share The Strangest Things They Were Expected To Do And Believe

FINALLY, someone exposing the truth about celery

90 Men Shared Their Rooms And They Range From Disgusting As Expected And Surprisingly Cozy

no wonder, I mean. comeon, a popcorn ceiling?

41 Historical Records That Sound Completely Made Up

the one that gets me is the one where he was hit while INSIDE a ranger station. Like what did you do to pi$$ off Zeus Roy?

95 Shockingly Different Photos From Across The USA You Won’t Find In Travel Books

I had to look this up. -- In 2022, Missouri passed a law that made providing "explicit s****l material" to students a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine for school employees. They made exceptions for books of "genuine artistic or educational value", but did not define or give guidance as to what that phrase meant. Nor did they define or give guidance as to what "explicit s****l material" meant. Fearing the severe criminal penalties, some school districts chose to aggressively pull hundreds of titles—ranging from graphic novels and historical accounts to watercolor and oil painting instructional guides—rather than risk misinterpreting the boundaries of the law.

Yes he absolutely should. He has just explained exactly how to save lives and keep himself alive doing it. Pandas, in an emergency situation, never put yourself at risk or you will simply increase the number of casualties and the inherent danger of the situation.