
UNBELIEVABLE: Laurahelario - The Untold Story
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Squirrelly Panda · commented on a post
1 day ago
I bet there was lots of violence. Fists through walls and doors, items thrown across the room, items repeatedly slammed into something until things break. Things like that. Probably with lots of yelling and screaming.

Squirrelly Panda · upvoted an item
4 days ago

I swear undiagnosed endo is so so much more prevalent than people understand. My BIL in med school had a teaching doctor who had all the students read this woman's file where over and over she complained of severe pain and every single doctor dismissed it and eventually she was sent for a psyche eval. When she died they did an autopsy and she had endometriosis so severe it was on every single organ and she would have been in insane amounts of pain every day. 18 years and not a single doctor helped her. He made them read that and told them to think about it any time they were tempted to dismiss a patient whose pain they couldn't see

Squirrelly Panda · commented on 2 posts
7 days ago

There is also cheese, lunch meat, and sliced bread. But I agree, switch to generic brands, dump the chips and soda and you can buy whole fruits/veggies, some protein, and a lot of beans/spuds/rice/pasta to stretch it all.

Sometimes you need a charge part way through the day. Maybe an overnight power outage. Maybe a really long busy day. Maybe a device with an iffy battery.

Squirrelly Panda · upvoted an item
7 days ago

With the dots that are visible, not eaten, no he'd not be able to be there. More dots would have to be consumed. At least one

Squirrelly Panda · upvoted an item
7 days ago

The feel of that on the back of my neck would drive me absolutely batty.

Squirrelly Panda · commented on 3 posts
8 days ago

Toto, I suspect Anony is talking about people who claim their animals are "emotional support" as an excuse to bring them everywhere. True support animals have special training to handle all the distractions that might go on around them so they can focus on their job/not be a nuisance to others, as well as trained to do a job, even if it's as "simple" as recognizing when their handler/owner is getting stressed and needs cuddles. The fake ones are often called "emotional support" and are often un/under trained, so cause problems for everyone everywhere.

The "Happy Birthday" is in cursive, the "wheel chair" is not and looks like it was crammed in as an after thought. I think a second someone wrote "wheel chair," hopefully as an innocent mistake due to not knowing the language.

Squirrelly Panda · upvoted 3 items
14 days ago

Obviously it's unacceptable to be that late in picking up a child without calling the carer. But that's the responsibility of BOTH parents, not just mom.

My sister and I don't really get along, and childhood was awful for me and rainbows for her (I'm adopted, she's my parents' bio child, she was the golden child, I was the "weirdo freak".) We still fight viciously to this day because she treats me like I'm still 14 (I'm 44, she's 50.) But I would drop ANYONE else from my life if they were hurting her, bullying her, etc. I would, in fact, go on the warpath. I'm not even a huge believer in "family is your family, you HAVE to love them!" but I still could not countenance being friends/in a relationship with someone whom I KNEW hurt/bullied my sister. Everything else aside, why would you want to be with someone who hurt and bullied another person period, regardless if that person was a sibling or a stranger?

Squirrelly Panda · commented on 6 posts
15 days ago

Kitsune You play the long game, and you play it so well that most people never realize there was a game at all. Patient isn't even the right word; it's more that you've made peace with waiting exactly as long as it takes. The face you show the world is rarely the whole truth, and that's on purpose. People trust you fast, which either says a lot about your skill or a little about their judgment. Probably both.

I don't feel like I was left hanging. We know the short term and middle term fall out. What's left is the messy long term healing and finding the new normal in the family, and that could take years. I expect OP will post on Reddit again, but this particular drama reached a non happily ever after ending of sorts.

Squirrelly Panda · upvoted 12 items
21 days ago

I'll take your dodgeball and raise you a medicine ball. That was a hefty thing that could knock the wind out of you. Strictly forbidden above chest level, but that didn't stop "oops, sorry sir, I missed" and the victim spending the rest of the day in the sanatorium after being knocked out. I don't know why schools even have games that encourage kids to throw projectiles at each other.

It probably doesn't cause racism, but it definitely aggravates it and/or serves as a convenient excuse for people engaging in racist behaviour, so I agree it should be punished. I've occasionally come across people who played the discrimination card to get out of having to follow the rules/do their work and it always makes me angry because it makes legitimate complaints seem less credible.

Squirrelly Panda · commented on 5 posts
23 days ago

It's possible its a fire pit or sun reflection or something innocuous like that. If you see something like that in real life, make sure you are safe first, check what it is second, and further actions, if any, based on what it is.

It's a good idea to not pick up any snake anywhere when you are not 100% sure it is safe. It might just be rattles and gopher snakes where I live, but I'm still not picking up non rattlers in case I miss ID'd it.

Squirrelly Panda · upvoted an item
28 days ago

OK, who let Dogmatix get into the magic potion?

Squirrelly Panda · commented on 4 posts
28 days ago

And the "gravel" is actually people

What? Can't you walk on walls?