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• The profanity used by Tinson was read out in court. An example is given below, “I hope it bothers you that I am using ra*ial slurs and I’m calling you a c*nt, I hope it hurts that fact that I wish your children get ra*ed, I hope your children die a slow and painful de*th from ca*cer, and I hope you fuc*ing die c*nt of the most aggressive a*s cancer you c*nt of a creator can muster for you, send me my fuc*ing evidence by post, you little nig*er ra*ist c*nt.”
• Gareth Tinson received four months imprisonment for this offence, but due to the breach of the Community Order from previous offending received a total of 6 months imprisonment
• Tinson was prosecuted for posting messages that was grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character, 'Contrary to section 127(1)(b) and (3) of the Communications Act 2003.

http://www.chron.com/news/article/Texas-mother-accused-of-putting-child-in-oven-6924707.php

http://www.ajc.com/news/news/national/snapchat-filter-blamed-car-crash/nrC58/

where did the fish emoji go?

feel quite sad if that fish is gone

John Wayne: Day Celebrating Actor Rejected Due to 1971 Comment Supporting White Supremacy

Briley may refer to:

People
Alex Briley, member of Village People
Beverly Briley, American politician
Jonathan Briley, the sadly famous 9/11 "Falling Man".
Martin Briley, English musician
Briley Brothers, American spree killers
John Briley, American writer, best known for "Gandhi" (1982)

на упоритост на Джош в Чикаго, но около 80x по-глупав

what happened? i am confused :)

guys, guys? not sure this is quite the right time or place *snigger* but guys, you know what to do right? right?

No one wants your cheap, old clothes—not even the neediest people on Earth.

well neediest people in the US maybe

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/no-one-wants-your-old-clothes/ar-AAim8tF?li=BBnb7Kz

“People like to feel like they are doing something good, and the problem they run into in a country such as the U.S. is that we don’t have people who need [clothes] on the scale at which we are producing"

obv it doesn't make economic sense to ship them across the world tho.

it's generally either global export or landfill

The potential for shock collars to have a negative impact on behaviour has been recognised by the UK courts. In 2001 Ostarra Langridge was prosecuted after one of her dogs attacked and killed a shitzu whilst on a walk. A control order, rather than a destruction order, was imposed as the magistrates accepted the defense that Ms. Langridge's dog's aggressive behaviour was attributable to the effects of the shock collar. "Ms. Langridge sought the help of a behaviourist when her dogs started to run away from her on their walks along the beach. The dogs were given shock collars, which Miss Langridge was told to keep on for three months and activate whenever they misbehaved. But the first time the dogs got a shock was by mistake, after a small dog they were walking past made Miss Langridge jump. From then on her pets associated the shocks with small dogs and became afraid of them. When Miss Langridge described the day in July when her dogs turned on a shihtzu she had tears in her eyes.". She stated ""They connected the pain of the electric shock with little dogs because of the first time I used the collar. The day that machine came in this house I regret." [28]

http://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/Deaths-of-couple-and-their-cats-baffle-Berkeley-10881191.php

http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/SF-gynecologist-Don-t-put-oak-galls-for-wasp-11188927.php

Don't put oak galls for wasp larvae on your vagina

An empty cigar tube filled with wasps makes a good vibrator.

sadly,

Wag, the 'Uber for dog-walking,' is drawing scrutiny for allegedly losing dogs

Buddy, a Beagle-Labrador mix went missing while under the care of a Wag contractor. Buddy’s owner, a Long Island retired nurse named Mary Ellen Humphrey, accused the company of misrepresenting its rescue efforts and trying to buy her silence with $2,500 and by offering to pay for a planned trip to Disney World when a local news station inquired about the missing pup.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f3/d6/a3/f3d6a3f15e4f435eb35f1893ab9e2c5f.jpg

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rXFU_aRr9pv9ReDytdYMS5NkV2xrXp2j6Xbxfhgh2io/edit?fbclid=IwAR2kb_wQpnvr1w3TpobiNhgFKb97lHeJqOYhqq4FK9K24RaOHzQokzapRd0#gid=0

list of suspended kickstarter campaigns

includes:
time for the percolator (Suspended)
I want to build a coffee pot that plays it's time for the percolator every time you make a fresh pot of Joe! How motivating is that!!

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/man-drowns-during-underwater-proposal-mzhs97z2g

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/imageserver/image/methode%2Ftimes%2Fprod%2Fweb%2Fbin%2F9d53548c-dd79-11e9-bd86-784b242a2ca8.png?crop=3000%2C2000%2C0%2C0&resize=685

lol

RIP

peace god

obviously the darwin awards are some stale shit but this is the motherlode

rip big man, it's sad he proposed

gott im himmel, what a revive

Her posting it on Facebook with the following caption is pretty wtf

“You never emerged from those depths, so you never got to hear my answer, “Yes! Yes! A million times, yes, I will marry you!!”
“We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruelest twist of fate imaginable.”

nah the cruelest twist would've involved a shark

yes, if the shark had severed the penis from the body, and the severed penis floated up and temporarily stuck to the window while the traumatized woman looked on ...

The cruelest twist would be if she said no

the cruelest twist would be if she'd tried to save him and died instead

and then he'd married one of the emergency personnel

the cruelest twist will have been if one of us, who has joked about this horrible tragedy, later suffers the same fate

I shall make sure to wear a codpiece if I ever decide to make an underwater marriage proposal

i'll go with a rebreather

and a codpiece

peace cod

climate change will probably make underwater marriage proposals easier and more common

with an of article in the ny times about how it's odd but not such a bad thing after all!

I think it was a homicide

i shushpect....foul pleeeh

i would kill him too tbh

Dan Fogelman ("This Is Us") examines the perils (death) and rewards (new york times profiles) of undersea proposals.

this shit is a John Converse headline