always wearing all black ✅
always pulls up with a camera ✅
is a wanker but his friends pretend to like him ✅
fell off and came back twice ✅
close enough, welcome back 2018 david dobrik 🙏🏽
Just saw Dhruv Tatte featured me in his latest video demanding my arrest
A German citizen wants Indian govt to waste their time on a Nepali resident is the reason I recharge my phone 😂😂😂
@SamuBornAgain He's just annoying when playing against
(Btw he's peak character design and I need somebody to convince me otherwise because he's literally perfect)
something like:
“I understand why that would feel uncomfortable or like they’re making fun of you.”
2. Encourage Calm Communication
•Suggest that he calmly explain to the teacher or classmates how the way “Bangladesh” is mentioned makes him feel.
your friend Ladesh is feeling deeply uncomfortable because he perceives that the way “Bangladesh” is mentioned in class is mocking him personally, especially due to how the words sound together—“Bangladesh” vs. “Bang Ladesh” —and he feels hurt by this play on words or the way
how a small change—a space between “Bang” and “Ladesh”—makes it feel like a personal jab rather than a neutral mention of a country.
How to Support Ladesh
1. Validate His Feelings
•Let him know it’s okay to feel upset if he thinks something is disrespectful or hurtful.
•Say
If you're around Pathankot or in Dharamshala for the IPL and are stuck due to the current situation, I have a homestay in Dharamshala that can comfortably accommodate 10–15 people. Feel free to reach out. Please retweet so it reaches someone in need.
Have a look at this coordinated campaign for Pakistan run by Deshdrohi Brigade @free_thinker..
@MIB_India@PIB_India kindly take action against these Traitors 🙏
Surreal salute to the Indian integrated air defence network—Zero Pakistani projectiles hit their targets in Jammu, Pathankot & Udhampur, says Indian MoD.
Remember this Pakistani escalation is in response to the killing of its *terrorists*. Now tell yourself that terrorists are not part of their military establishment.
My name is Prasanna, who previously founded Rippling (worth $10B); I'm going through a divorce. I'm now on the run from the Chennai police hiding outside of Tamil Nadu. This is my story.