A mailman spent five years playing fetch with a dog who waited for him by the fence almost every day.
When the dog passed away from old age, his owner gave the mailman the worn tennis ball they always played with as a final keepsake. 🥹💔
@G_S_Bhogal This is why Jordan Peterson always bothers me. Overcomplicates everything he says aloud, wasting everyone's mental bandwidth in having to decipher it. The best teachers are the best communicators: clear, succinct, simple language
In what world is it okay to take money from your partner when they're supporting you from abroad all the while you're cheating and getting pregnant with someone else?? Said you'd pay it back...silence. Had enough money to get yourself a shitty nose job though huh? 🙄
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When FBI Agent Robert K. Ressler conducted interviews with Edmund Kemper in prison, they were situated in a compact room equipped with a panic button under the table.
This button was intended to notify the guards when Ressler required assistance or when the interview concluded.
During one interview session, after its completion, Ressler pressed the panic button, but there was no immediate response from the guards.
Kemper, perceiving Ressler's growing anxiety, spoke calmly, making a chilling statement: "If I went apeshit in here, you'd be in a lot of trouble, wouldn't you? I could screw your head off and place on the top of the table to greet the guard!"
The guards casually arrived in the room about 30 minutes later.
Takeda Kotsugai 武田物外 (1795–1867) was a Zen priest and martial artist from the Edo period. He founded the Fusen-ryū school of jujutsu.
In this scene he is trapping the sword of a Shinsengumi member with two tea bowls/ begging bowls (because monks don't use weapons.)