Drinking some red stripe, Lester would be proud!
I want to try all of the different beers featured on the show. miller genuine draft is next on my list. lmk if you can think of others that are featured!
I want to try all of the different beers featured on the show. miller genuine draft is next on my list. lmk if you can think of others that are featured!
No matter how crappy the music is, there’s always crappier.
Listen, you fuckers, you screwheads. Here is a man who would not take it anymore. A man who stood up against the scum, the cunts, the dogs, the filth, the shit. Here is a man who stood up!
is ben bringing a convicted sex offender around his children?
My (29f) son (4m) has starting saying he doesn't like brown kids at daycare and playgrounds. This recently started about a week ago. I don't understand where it could have possibly come from as both his father and I have friends of all backgrounds and ethnicities. The first time my son said this to me was when we were at the playground, he said "I don't want to be around that brown kid because he looks like poop" I was appalled, I told him that is very rude to say, you don't tell people they look like poop, I asked if he told the child that he looked like poop, he said "no, I just told you". I took him from the park because I was both ashamed and mad at my child for saying that about someone.
We got home and I explained to him that it is very mean to say that someone looks like poop, I told him that it's okay not to like people if they are rude to you, but it is not okay to be mean to people just because of what they look like. He said "okay I'll try".
Now today, I just dropped him off at daycare, and he told me he doesn't want to stay because there is brown kids there (he's been going to this daycare since he was 9 months old and has never had an issue with anyone before). I again told him, that it is okay not to like someone if they are mean to you, you dont have to talk to them, but it is very mean of you to not like someone just because of what they look like. I explained that when mommy goes to work, I have people who are mean to me, I've had people spit at me, try and bite me, punch me and kick me. And I am still nice to them. (I work at a hospital) I told him he has to be nice to everyone, no matter what they look like. Even if someone is mean, you just walk away. But to never be mean to them. He told me he'll try. I said to him before I left that no, you will be nice. Trying is not an option, you have to tell yourself to be nice to everyone.
Is there a better way to approach this with him? He's only 4, but I really just don't understand where he could have gotten this from. His 10 year old brother has never acted this way and also has friends from various ethnicities.
Please help me find a way to resolve this, I'm lost and feel ashamed that this is even an issue with him.
A little about me, I love animals (snakes and birds especially), music (lots of punk and rap) and cartoons like Bojack Horseman, adventure time, etc. I think that conversations about almost anything can be engaging when you find a person that you really click with, so hit me up to chat about your day, life, your hobbies, whatever! and if we click it would be awesome to have a buddy to watch shows or play games with. have a good night!
she texted me asking to meet her at a coffee shop tomorrow because she wanted to "have a conversation about a few things" which is very uncharacteristic of her. She's moving 3 hours away at the end of the summer for school and i've been a depressed, drunk NEET for 2 months. When I told my therapist this morning he said "that doesn't sound good" and implied that I will probably spiral further into addiction if she breaks up with me. dinner is tequila
it's a multiplayer prop hunt style game where you can draw on your character model to make them blend into the environment. it would be perfect for them!
"The only thing that really worried me was the cum. There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of a cum binge. And I knew we'd get into that rotten stuff pretty soon."