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I have a feeling that this will be a world war. And Russia has the favor of China...man, I thought the pandemic would be the topic of our lifetime.

Just started watching.

Unsuprised_Pika posted...

Look I fucking hate Putin and what Russia is right now but holy fuck can people on CE stop calling for Nuclear holocaust and Genocide for five minutes?

Starting when?

Babies can naturally swim until about 6 months (or weeks, I forget), then they suddenly lose the ability and have to wait to learn the old fashion way, if ever.

Just because she passed doctor school doesn't automatically make her smart.

Maybe he it was his plan to kill him and his family like that...

Nah, butt I hear it's hyped like a mother fucker.

Nothing short of everything.

YugiNoob posted...

Lies, the fingernails hurt :<

You have to work real hard for it to hurt.

Bad_Mojo posted...

Cocytus posted...
t's impossible to lick your own elbow.

I can do this. It's not hard for me

Well, not many people can. And pinching the skin on the outside of your elbow should yield no pain.

The Penguin, god damn it!

SF_Okami posted...

tired of spending so much money

So what was/is your monthly or weekly food budget between then and now?

Not in every instance, no.

Objectively wrong opinion.

ViewtifulJoe posted...

The Skyrim vibes worry me.

Eh, we gotta give it a chance now.

Shit my **** is hard nahsmy'n

A CAUTIONARY tale lol!

https://youtu.be/XJen7Lz7K9U

And this is a real good one. 6 minutes long really breaking down how characters and the scenarios really work. Church it!

So we all sat around for SF6.

"Das, we will increase wodka production."

Suikoden II

That is a downside, yes.

Angry Birds is a winner. Ummm, Fruit Ninja. And Jeopardy, if you're into trivia.

What_ posted...

What about it

Will you make some of the t too?

#nevertrump

What about macaroni?

When I was 16 they were $25/carton.

Yeah, so cool.

Maybe they did it on a spur-of-the-moment thing.

Yeah, I could do that.

Royal We or just her?

True Blue is not even in the top ten.

You know, I've been looking forward to this show. The first three seasons have been great. But, so far, the start of this 4th season, it's a little disorienting to follow while simultaneously, it's way overly rehashed. Nothing new or interesting really. It's the same dynamic between every character. I've been looking forward to it, but so far, quite disappointed with the start of S4. What do you think about it?

Yeah, I've enjoyed most of them since the first.

DirkDiggles posted...

Looks like the set of OZ. lol

Hahaha! Great show.

LostForest posted...

I already posted a bit, but I can also add this,

I went hiking in Anza-Borrego last month in January, and the temperatures were still in the 80s. My wife and I had a gallon of water each, and I felt unprepared lol.

Have you ever seen ANYONE ever hike with a freaking baby? Like what's the point?

Heavy_D_Forever posted...

This whole story seems so strange to me. Once they realized they were running out of water why not go back to the car? Were they lost? It says they were only 1.6 miles from their car which honestly isn't that far.

Apparently that's too damn far in that particular place.

Throw firecrackers at their feet, naturally.

Doesn't have to have one. I've always looked at it as one my my favorite e-dive bars.

Sometimes a lot. It's fucked up and I don't know why.

Lots of pics in the article, btw (safe pics)

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10526175/Family-died-California-mountains-desperate-plea.html

"'Help us. No water, overheating with baby': British Snapchat engineer sent desperate last text before he and his family died in 100F heat on California hiking trail - but message failed to go through due to poor reception

• Jonathan Gerrish, 45, his wife Ellen Chung, 31, their baby Aurelia, and their dog Oski were found dead on a hiking trail near the Merced River
• One text made shortly before noon on August 15 to a person whose name wasn't released asked: 'Can you help us. No water or ver (over) heating with baby'
• Last fall, investigators concluded that the family died of extreme heat stroke.
• Temperatures that afternoon reached 109F in the steep mountain terrain and the family had run out of water

A British Snapchat engineer sent a desperate last text before he and his family died in 100F heat on a California hiking trail but poor cell reception meant the message didn't go through.
Jonathan Gerrish, 45, his wife Ellen Chung, 31, their one-year-old daughter Aurelia 'Miju' Chung-Gerrish, and their dog Oski were found dead on a hiking trail near the Merced River last August.
The Mariposa County Sheriff's Office released information pulled from the cellphone of Jonathan Gerrish after months of work with an FBI forensics team.

One text made shortly before noon on August 15 to a person whose name wasn't released asked: 'Can you help us' and added: 'No water or ver (over) heating with baby,' the San Francisco Chronicle reported.

But the area had bad cellphone service and the text never went through. Neither did five phone calls to various people, investigators said.

Their deaths baffled investigators. The case involved more than 30 law enforcement agencies that had painstakingly reviewed - and ruled out - causes such as murder, lightning strikes, poisoning from algae-tainted water, abandoned mines that might emit toxic gas, illegal drugs and suicide.

Last fall, investigators concluded that the family died of extreme heat stroke. Temperatures that afternoon reached 109F in the steep mountain terrain and the family had run out of water. A wildfire had burned off any shade canopy.

A survival trainer involved with the case wrote an email to detectives that the young couple likely died while attempting to save their infant daughter.

'Sadly, I believe they were caught off guard, and once they realized their situation, they died trying to save their child and each other,' the unidentified trainer wrote.

'It is likely the child began to succumb first, which hurried the parents' efforts up the hill. When one could no longer continue, they stayed behind to care for the child and pet, while the other tried to forge on and get help for their loved ones. It is a tragedy of the highest order.'

Officials found the family two days later after relatives had reported them missing. The family had hiked 6.4 mile with the baby in a backpack-type carrier. They were 1.6 miles away from their car.

The family had an 85-ounce water container with them that was empty.
The cellphone was found in Gerrish's pocket. Beginning shortly after noon, Gerrish and Chung tried to call and text for help several times, according to the Sheriff's Office.

Five phone calls - four of them made in rapid succession - went to several phone numbers but the family didn't call 911, the Sheriff's Office said.

The first call was made at 12:09 p.m. Beginning at 12:35 p.m., the family made the final four calls in rapid succession, investigators said.

However, none of the calls connected.

Dehydration can cause dizziness and ultimately death.

Hyperthermia is abnormally high body temperature caused by the failure of heat-regulating mechanisms.

The cause of death of the family's dog was undetermined, but i is believed the dog was also suffering from heat-related issues.

'Our message to the hiking community is please take into account aquifers as well as geographics,' he said.

He said they did not have water filtration equipment with them.
'Prepare appropriately. The community is resilient, the community is safe, but this is an unfortunate and tragic event due to the weather.'

'The loss of the family is pain beyond words,' relatives said in a statement.
'When that pain is compacted by lack of knowledge about their death, the
questions of where, why, when and how fill the void, day and night.'

They thanked the sheriff's office for having 'truly gone the extra mile' in trying to find answers.

'Some questions have been answered, and we will use this to help us come to terms with this.

'They will remain with us wherever we go, or whatever we do.
'In the future when we sit beneath the trees, hearing the wind soar beneath the branches, we will think of them and we will remember.' "

The kid bought some cards. So what.

Using my white voice lmao

He seems like a cool dude. He shouldn't be fired. It looks like he does a good job actually.