Huckledebuck

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[–] Huckledebuck 4 points 6 months ago

There is no need to consider any of this taboo. We spend a very large chunk of our lives simply working to earn money to live. If what you're doing for work is something that makes you happy and proud to be spending time on, then that is worth some monetary value. At least, that's how I feel.

[–] Huckledebuck 6 points 6 months ago

I was lucky with both of my kids. They both started sleeping through the night relatively quick.

Good for you! Now, on to the next parenting challenge, but at least you'll be getting better sleep.

[–] Huckledebuck 5 points 6 months ago

Well, sounds like you're in love. Be careful, but enjoy it! Congrats!

[–] Huckledebuck 4 points 6 months ago (1 children)
[–] Huckledebuck 10 points 6 months ago

Congrats! Remember these years because they'll fly by as you try to keep up.

[–] Huckledebuck 8 points 6 months ago

There's always hope! I think I just made myself sick.

[–] Huckledebuck 6 points 6 months ago

You're important enough for a new one, nice!

[–] Huckledebuck 3 points 6 months ago

Thinking ahead, nice! Future you will thank you!

[–] Huckledebuck 6 points 6 months ago

Find your joy!

[–] Huckledebuck 2 points 6 months ago

Nice! This may be the bar, but let's see what other joyful things people encounter today!

[–] Huckledebuck 2 points 6 months ago

Hopefully, one day, everyone will specialize in mental health. Thank you!

[–] Huckledebuck 5 points 6 months ago

Cool! Good luck with the next chapter of life!

 

This latest effort is a part of the NAACP's attempt to fight what they describe as a wave of anti-diversity, equity and inclusion legislation across the country.

The lawsuit argues that the Advanced Placement African American Studies classes taught in Arkansas' public schools have received inequitable treatment and have been marginalized and underfunded when compared to other advanced placement courses. The suit claims that the alleged inequities have both deprived students the opportunity to learn about African American history and contributions, and have maintained a level of systemic inequality.

"We refuse to go back. The NAACP will continue to use every tool at our disposal to ensure that our constitutional rights are protected, and our culture respected. This is what standing for community looks like," NAACP President Derrick Johnson told ABC News.

Johnson added, "From Arkansas to Alabama, the desecration of diversity, equity and inclusion poses an imminent threat to the future of our nation."

 

"I told Prime Minister Netanyahu that Israel demonstrated a remarkable capacity to defend against and defeat even unprecedented attacks — sending a clear message to its foes that they cannot effectively threaten the security of Israel," Biden said.

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I am a worthy human being (sh.itjust.works)
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Bing

I just took the description from Stuart Smalley's Wikipedia page.

draw Stuart Smalley looking at himself in a mirror. Stuart participates in many (sometimes fictional) programs, not limited to Overeaters Anonymous, Children of Alcoholic Parents Anonymous, and Children of Rageaholic Parents Anonymous. He is an effeminate man with a perfectly coiffed bleached-blond hairdo, who regularly wears a yellow button-down shirt with a powder blue cardigan. It is frequently hinted that Stuart might be gay, but his sexual orientation is never clearly stated. All his romantic partners have names which could be male or female, like Dale, Chris, or Merle. His father gripes, "You'd drink too if you had Liberace for a son." Within the context of the show, Stuart is quick to point out that he is not a licensed therapist but relies instead upon the credibility of his own experiences as a non-professional. His guests are very often celebrities; however, Smalley is seemingly unaware of his guests' fame as he never uses their full names so as to "protect (their) anonymity." Other guests who appeared are his family members.

 

I'm so confused as to what Republicans stand for that is legit and can be worked into a compromise.

No, I'm not really confused. Fucking traitors!

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Pop! (sh.itjust.works)
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Yo Bing,

i want a realistic image of the following description of the universe. the universe exists on the surface of a sphere. the entirety of the sphere is pure emptiness except for the surface. at the beginning of a cycle to singularity the entire universe exists on one single point in that sphere. "the big bang" propelled all matter in the universe and sent it around the surface of the sphere where it all will eventually find singularity again on the other side. i want to see one of these universes with countless more in the background.

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Help Wanted (sh.itjust.works)
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Bing

photo realistic image of the inside of a bar. it is a catnip bar. we see a long bar on the left side of the image with cats rolling around in catnip on top. there's one person behind the bar pouring catnip on the bar for the cat patrons. there are a few tables in the rest of the image with cats rolling around in catnip on top of them. there is a server walking around serving catnip to the cats. on the walls are photos of cats. there is also a neon sign that says, "The Kitty Bar".

 

In a speech Sunday night, Erdogan admitted his party had "lost altitude" and would work to rectify its errors.

"We will correct our mistakes and redress our shortcomings," he said from the balcony of the presidential palace. Erdogan, 70, has governed Turkey since 2003.

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Rise and shine (sh.itjust.works)
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Bing

 

What's inside: The section of the LEARNS Act in question bans critical race theory. It defines "prohibited indoctrination" as communication by a public school employee, representative or guest speaker that compels a person to adopt, affirm or profess an idea that people are inferior or superior based on protected classes like race and sex.

Reality check: Critical race theory is a college-level framework which holds that racism is baked into the formation of the nation and ingrained in our legal, financial and education systems.

It's seldom taught in public schools, especially grade schools.

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Thoughts and prayers (sh.itjust.works)
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Bing

 
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