I used to be able to tell if a TV was on or not. I can't really explain it, but it was like I could vaguely hear/feel it? I don't know, I was a kid. My grandma would play her games without sound sometimes so she wouldn't wake people up (and probably to play without a kid hanging off of her), but I evolved to counter it. 😂
I don't regret any scars. But I have two tattoos I wish I didn't have and one I wish was a little different. I'm black, and most artists that aren't black themselves do not work with black skin. So some of my earlier stuff is "bad" because of that . However, I rarely expose my limbs so I forget about them a lot. At the end of the day, I just don't fancy them, but I'm grateful they're not something truly horrendous or offensive.
Edit: I regret getting a second ear piercing, but that's because it caused a keloid. I was relieved that it was about the size of a pimple and never risked it again.
"And for my next act as president, I have decided for it to be legal for companies to poison you, as long as they can make just a little more money. Some of you may die, but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make."
It said “an initial assessment” determined that the troops killed a Hamas operative named Mohammed Amin Shobaki and eight other militants. Israel has struck ambulances and other emergency vehicles in the past, accusing Hamas militants of using them for transportation.
However, none of the dead staffers from the Red Crescent and Civil Defense had that name, and no other bodies were reported found at the site, raising questions over the military’s suggestion that alleged militants were among the rescue workers.
If they are so sure they killed "Hamas," why the mass grave in the middle of no where? Why lie? Why hide the bodies? I still cannot believe that were watching a full on genocide and the rest of the world is like, "Well, as long as they don't bother us."
Echoing "You get used to it." Right now, I feel like you're actively having to think of about everything: Getting up, what to wear, where to go, peoples' names, greetings, what you were doing when you left yesterday, etc., etc. Some of that will soon fall into the background. You won't have to expend as much mental energy on things. You'll just know people's name, you'll be in a routine, getting to work will be second nature, and what have you.
No where in my post did I claim that Americans are the "real" victims, nor did I put any blame on the violence they have been subjected to on Harris' loss. I know you're saying it's sarcasm, but I just wanted to clarify that that was not at all my intention with the post. I'm saying that being concerned for my country and being horrified/worried/angry/etc. at what's going on in Palestine are not mutually exclusive.
I have, and this was a few years ago. However, the one I did had prompts. Like, and interview question, I record my answer, and then so on. It did feel... Weird. But as long as the company is legit, it should be fine.
I remember them. My my imaginary friends were stuff like The Looney Toons (I was really into Space Jam) and Sailor Moon. I remember "Playing with Bugs and Lola" at recess. I had them until around late middle school when I started to make friends here and there. I would think back on them with embarrassment, but now I'm thankful for the "support."
A swimming pool. I love swimming, but I don't have the courage to swim in public. I was able to rent a pool by myself a few times and had an absolute blast.
"So we're still a fat fucking loser. Great. Nice cat though."