You didn't fuck up a thing. You're among friends. Don't let this run of bad ruin all the good in your life.
so sorry my brother there are times when nothing makes sense when there are no explanations agree with @LAdiablo, lean heavily on your faith and family you haven’t fucked up the board at all... if anything, you’ve strengthened it
So sorry for your loss, huh?. As for fucking the board up, I think it's great that you let out your feelings here instead of bottling them up. DSP is far more than just the Dodgers. We are all human and you're our brother.
just wish i had more to offer than a bottle of whiskey and my friendship which would inevitably lead to more plotting and that's the last thing you need sometimes i think i can forgive and walk away but i've never been through anything like this fwiw last night i stopped late at home depot in canoga park and when i came out some asshat had sailed a cart into my car quite intentionally its a nice car and i take pride in what i drive so some jealous cunt decided fuck him i looked at the little dent it left and pushed the cart away gazing around at anyone that might still be there or have seen something older mexican woman looking down in her passenger seat refusing to look up made me think they were still close by i got in the car still looking around when a big truck pulled out and i could clearly see two motherfuckers laughing in the cab as they took off i pack so my first inclination was to give chase before the thought of "what if they were just laughing about something else?" came to mind i didn't actually see anyone do it so i couldn't be sure and took a deep breath my boy huh? is going through a lot worse stuff and restraining himself so i just need to let this go and i did after i shot out the mexican ladies tires as i left that should teach her, and someone clearly had to pay pretty proud of myself
@huh? You're a better man than you give yourself credit for. Imperfect as we all are, sure. But you're as well equipped as anyone can be for this. Others with less wisdom and discipline would do irreparable damage to themselves and others in a situation like this. You have the heart and head knowledge to emerge from this. Glad you're one of us.
I'm so sorry for your loss. You are a good man with very strong convictions that I admire and respect. Stay strong for your family and try and cherish the good times your shared with your niece. You, your family, especially your niece will be in my prayers.
two strikes off the bat alabama and softball coach but that shouldn't matter as she looks perfectly sane and rational Alabama Teacher and Softball Coach accused of having sex with student by KC Baker | People Magazine — 2 March 2020 A 22-year-old Alabama elementary school teacher has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a high school student, say authorities. On Friday night, Catherine Lynn Coffey was charged with being a school employee engaging in a sex act with a student and engaging in sexual contact with a student younger than 19, both felonies, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE. Authorities interviewed the alleged victim after learning about the allegations on Feb. 24, the statement says. Coffey was subsequently arrested. She is accused of having sex with the student from August to December of 2019. Coffey is a resource teacher at Madison County Elementary School, according to the school website. AL.com reports she is an assistant softball coach at Madison County High School, which the alleged victim attends. In the website’s “Meet the Teacher” section, Coffey wrote, “I am a Huntsville native. I recently graduated from Birmingham-Southern College where I got a degree in Elementary/Collaborative Education. “While at BSC, I was a member of the softball team. I enjoy anything outdoors, working out, and spending time with family and friends. I am very excited about joining the MCES team!” A spokesman for the Madison County Schools says Coffey has been placed on administrative leave, AL.com reports. Since the alleged victim is a juvenile, no specific details about the investigation will be released at this time, the statement said. Coffey was released on a $31,000 bond. She has not yet entered a plea. It is unclear whether she has retained an attorney who can speak on her behalf. She faces up to 30 years in prison and will be listed on the sex offender registry for life if convicted on all charges.
Literally watched it last week on southwest. Half on the way to Arizona and Half on the way back. I kept looking around to make sure my screen wasn’t visible to everyone. Funny thing is it’s offered by southwest as an option on their movie list.
Guess who's sharing coronavirus protocol to protect employees, customers by Abby Haglage | Yahoo Lifestyle — 6 March 2020 There are few industries, it seems, that are immune from the effects of a viral outbreak — and fast-food is certainly not one of them. With cases of the coronavirus now topping 100,000 worldwide, according to the latest numbers from John Hopkins University, the pressure is mounting for companies like McDonald’s, Chipotle and Starbucks to address concerns about whether or not their restaurants are safe. On an information page, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that the virus is “generally thought to be spread from person-to-person through respiratory droplets” and that there is “no evidence” to support the virus being transmitted through food. “In general, because of poor survivability of these coronaviruses on surfaces, there is likely very low risk of spread from food products or packaging that are shipped over a period of days or weeks at ambient, refrigerated, or frozen temperatures,” the CDC writes. Still, some employees seem on edge about the possibility of it spreading. Chipotle workers staged a walkout on Thursday, claiming that the company has a history of “penalizing” those who take paid sick leave, putting them in danger. “It’s a lot more serious now. This disease is deadly,” a 20-year-old Chipotle employee named Carlos Hernandez told the Labor Press. Hernandez and his colleagues have filed an official complaint with the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection through the Service Employees International Union. (SEIU did not respond to Yahoo Lifestyle’s request for comment). In an email to Yahoo Lifestyle, Chipotle says it is “investigating these claims,” but stresses that strong actions are being taken to ensure the cleanliness and safety of all involved. “We are following our existing industry-leading protocols, which prepare us for unforeseen events like COVID-19,” a Chipotle spokesperson says. “These include wellness checks; paid sick leave starting on the first day of employment; air treatment systems; [and] Purell sanitizer for employees and guests.” The company added that it has instated “personal hygiene requirements” for employees that include “hand-washing every hour.” As for sick days, the burrito behemoth contests the allegations that employees are forced to work when sick, and even — according to Hernandez and other protestors— relegated to tasks where germs are more dangerous, like washing dishes. “Chipotle’s policy is to fully comply with the Sick and Safe Leave Act, and we communicate to all employees how they can properly request sick time,” a spokesperson tells Yahoo Lifestyle. “Chipotle’s engaged and hard-working employees are what makes us great, and we encourage our employees to contact us immediately, including through an anonymous 800 number, with any concerns...” Burger King, which has over 7,000 stores nationwide, says it’s also encouraging more hand-washing. “We have been monitoring the situation carefully and looking to public health officials for guidance. They continue to advise that the risk to the public in the United States remains low,” the company tells Yahoo Lifestyle. “Additionally, we are reminding employees, restaurant owners and team members that they should continue to observe normal health, safety and hygiene practices, such as regular hand washing.” Starbucks, a company that’s known for its progressive employee policies and benefits, directed Yahoo Lifestyle to an open letter the company sent to its stakeholders on March 4, which outlines efforts the company has made to combat the crisis. “Our focus remains on two key priorities: Caring for the health and well-being of our partners and customers and playing a constructive role in supporting local health officials and government leaders as they work to contain the virus,” the letter reads. Among the precautions that the coffee maker is taking are: “pausing the use of personal cups” and other reusable items from home, increasing the amount of cleaning and sanitizing at all stores, restricting all business travel and postponing any large meetings. The company says it will continue to honor the 10-cent discount for “personal wares” no matter what. McDonald’s, the third-largest fast-food chain in the U.S., has been immersed in the crisis due to its large presence in China, where a spike in cases prompted the company to temporarily shut down 300 of its restaurants. Thus far, there have been no plans announced to close any of its U.S. chains, but in a video on Friday the company’s CEO Chris Kempczinski said he’s decided to cancel McDonald’s worldwide convention of franchisees — typically held in Orlando, Fla. — and host it virtually instead. “Protecting the wellbeing of our people and our customers is our number one priority and guides each and every decision we make,” said Kempczinski. “That’s why we have been proactively monitoring the impact of coronavirus and taking measures to protect the health and safety of our people, our customers and the broader community. We have and will continue to provide tools and resources for restaurants to enhance our everyday commitment to the highest possible standards of hygiene and cleanliness.” While delivery start-ups like Postmates are debuting plans to launch “non-contact deliveries,” none of the restaurants interviewed mentioned plans to reduce the interaction between employees and customers. Subway, America’s biggest fast-food chain, did not reply to requests for comment from Yahoo Lifestyle.
I hate how stupid and gullible people are. I had to go to three different stores before I found some damn toilet paper. Fucking retards
amazing how many sheep they're are no compass, living their lives based on what the media feeds them saw this earlier... The CDC guidance comes as two top infectious disease experts with ties to the federal government have advised people over 60 and those with underlying health problems to strongly consider avoiding activities that involve large crowds. Dr. William Schaffner, a Vanderbilt University professor and longtime adviser to the CDC, said these two groups should consider avoiding activities such as traveling by airplane, going to movie theaters, attending family events, shopping at crowded malls, and going to religious services.” fucken irresponsible assclowns every time there's a virus (bird flu, swine flu, ebola, h1n1) these ckunts go into "scare the public" mode when aids first came out they made it sound like it could be transmitted by casual contact must be nice to not be accountable
