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Views On Pitbulls?

Views On Pitbulls?

I have an American bully at home, so I can kind of relate? anyways, my opinion is that they're unpredictable, I'm watching videos of cute and cuddly pitbulls, and the next I'm hearing stories of how a pitbull ripped off a woman's face, I do think the breeding needs to be controlled A TAD bit because animal shelters are flooded with these dogs, in conclusion, I love pitbulls, but they're unpredictable, what are your views?

u/AnOldGrouchyPlumma — 6 hours ago

Has anyone else played the built in Apple Arcade games on the display iPhones?

like I remember doing that before

u/Live-Compote-1591 — 10 hours ago

Encounter with Gen Alpha Kids

I went out today and asked two Gen Alpha kids, ages 11 and 10, to clean a room filled with their school things—books, crayons, notebooks, and other items. I didn’t tell them that I was planning to buy them food as a reward.
When I came back, the room was still filthy. I told them that I would have bought them Jollibee if they had cleaned the room before I arrived. The 11-year-old simply replied, “Jollibee isn’t that good anyway.”
It made me think about how different things seem to be now. When I was a kid, even if my mom came home with just some bread from a local bakery, I genuinely appreciated it. It wasn’t about how expensive or special the food was—I was simply grateful that someone thought of me.
Sometimes I wonder if kids today have become more difficult to impress or less appreciative of the little things. Maybe it’s not necessarily that they’re insensitive, but that they’re growing up in a time when they have access to so much more and are exposed to so many things at an early age. Still, that moment made me realize how important it is to teach children gratitude and appreciation, especially for the simple things.

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u/Financial-Treat1032 — 1 day ago

Boo it’s your guys time to rate art again!! (3rd slide unrelated but funny)

u/W00D3N_K4T — 1 day ago

I first time learned something new on my School Computer

Or my computer teacher would said to create things that are super basic!!!! Like Creating folder, renaming folder, deleting folder, what does the Shut down button do? and How to change font colour. Untill when my teacher introduced to keyboard keys and what they do, to my class, I was thinking 'This is gonna be a little hard!", and then my teacher said that we can also press Shift to Capitalise a Letter instead of Caps Lock, but only when we hold it and the Caps Lock is off! And also that when holding Shift key+a symbol, it'll become something different. then I learned, NOW I KNOW WHY THE UPPER SYMBOLS WERE THERE IN ONE KEY OF THE KEYBOARD! IT LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE THE SYMBOL!!!

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u/Hot_Corner_2894 — 2 days ago

What is the name of this dog breed in your country?

In my country we call them mops(мопс). This word comes from the Dutch verb mopperen(to grumble)

u/Most_Olegf1ed — 3 days ago
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A cool guide to the childhood cultures of Boomers to Gen Alpha (updated for 2026)

u/JoeBrownshoes — 4 days ago