Trying to figure out how I feel about calling them stonks. The world feels infantile and unpleasant. But then…so is the obsessive and nihilistic culture built around them.
The three words that best describe them are as follows, and I quote:
“stink”, “stank”, “stonks”!
“ Two Los Angeles Police Department officers just caused an international incident by making a wrongful arrest—in France.
It happened in Marseille, where LAPD Chief Michel Moore and Assistant Chief Robert Marino were walking the streets after dinner with their wives, along with two LAPD officers as security detail.”
“ Police officers don’t generally have the authority to make arrests outside their own jurisdiction, let alone in other countries.”
“ According to the lawsuit, “Instead of showing any semblance of care for an injured child, Danielle Thomas was instead worried about the risk of her monkey being taken away. … Danielle Thomas stated to the physician that the monkey had bitten her before and that she was fine, implying that the monkey therefore did not have rabies.”
The lawsuit says Thomas has not provided the monkey’s vaccination records to the child’s family.”
That poor family! I guess since Thomas wouldn’t provide vaccination records, they had to go ahead and get the shots for rabies for the kid? Those are not cheap…
Also made me realize that there is a whole beat at ESPN reporting on the messed up stuff athletes and coaches get into. I’d never realized that before. “I got into sports reporting for the sordid underbelly.”
the teacher told students that he would have created a distraction, if he were the shooter.
“That he would’ve pulled a smoke detector, so that he could create a distraction, in order to carry out his hitlist and kill the people that he would need to”
How does anyone, let alone a teacher in a schoolroom filled with the children in his charge, have a concept of ‘people he NEEDED to kill’?