BradleyUffner @ BradleyUffner @lemmy.world

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Cornish Rex. You can't see his waves in this photo though, so I can understand how someone might think Devon.

Let me check with the wife. She doesn't like when I snuggle with strangers on the Internet without prior written authorization.

He really does! He's bigger than Casper, but not by that much. There must have been some strange perspective thing going on with the camera angle to make him look that much bigger.

I'm confused. If someone is in a place where they are choosing between dating a body pillow and suicide, then they have DEFINITELY made a wrong turn somewhere. They need some kind of assistance, and I hope they can get what they need, no matter what they choose.

I think my statement about "a wrong turn in life" is being interpreted too strongly; it wasn't intended to be such a strong and absolute statement of failure. Someone who's taken a wrong turn has simply made a mistake. It could be minor, it could be serious. I'm not saying their life is worthless. I've made a TON of wrong turns myself.

Close! They are Cornish Rex.

Our money

If you are dating a body pillow, I think that's a pretty good sign that you have taken a wrong turn in life.

Is that really the model we want to follow?

They are just numeric decorations on the individual stalls. I'd bet money there is another door just to the left with a single circle on it.

With the way things are going now? When he stops by to see if his enemies are suffering enough.

Half the people in the country have passports? That's seems WAY too high of an estimate. Even just thinking of the people I know who's status I'm sure of, only about 10% have one, and most of those are expired.

I'd be curious to see how the definition of "defective" evolves over time in a society like that.

What happens to them after? There are a lot of logistical issues to figure out if about 1/3 of the population of the planet suddenly couldn't feed, dress, or care for themselves at all.

"Fuckup" is an understatement... Inviting the journalist was a fuckup. Intentionally discussing classified information over an external app like Signal is "very fucking illegal".

So "don't look for the suspect"? That seems like, super effective.

That's kind of how locating a suspect works... How else do you locate someone from a description when they have fled and are hiding in the general population?

Nah, can't be. It isn't breaded and deep fried.

He wasn't "surrounded" by anyone until he intentionally choose to drive in to the crowd.

I have this gun machine that shoots in all directions randomly. I can't predict it, so I can't stop it from shooting you. So sorry. It's uncontrollable.

I'm sorry, as an American, I'm not seeing the problem. Don't you just need a second gun that shoots in random directions to stop the first gun? And then a third gun to shoot the 2nd gun? I mean come on now, this is basic 3rd grade common sense!

I think faster than I can talk a lot of times. That's why I'm always tripping over my own sentences and words.