omg
That would be a nightmare!








to clean up after

I piss in the front yard everyday.

(04-19-2025, 05:57 PM)username Wrote:

(12-22-2023, 04:11 PM)cannongal Wrote:

(12-17-2023, 11:24 AM)Duchess Wrote: This is insanity. He's 10 years old!

I know people can't just up and leave wherever they are, I understand it's often complicated, but FFS black people, get the hell out of the deep south. 

FFS Duchess,  get your head out of your ass.  He got sentenced to 3 months probation and had to write a book report on kobe Bryant.   Do you think 10 year olds don't know how to go behind a tree or ask for a bathroom,  he fucking whipped it out in a parking lot.   At what age should we teach children not to piss in public.?

I pissed between the open front and back doors of my car in the airport parking lot a few months ago.

Is that bad?  

I imagine some security camera saw me but I could not wait, unload my luggage and make it a ¹⁄₄ mile across the parking lot to fucking pee. 

People get all worked up over “woke” ideologies and freak out about a kid taking a whiz in a parking lot. 

We probably need an EO about this.

Hypocritical nonsense.

I'm sure dozens of security cameras have me pissing behind a dumpster. One time I got in a car accident, was waiting for the tow truck, couldn't wait to piss so I pissed behind a bus stop. It was so windy, I thought I was going to hit myself with my own pee stream. Felt like a firefighter directing a hose.

4 teenagers (between 14-16) died in a solo vehicle crash in our county. 2 others are in critical condition although I’m reading one of them may have died. The car swerved off the road at around 7:30pm at night and crashed into a tree and caught on fire.

Local social media is blowing up about the fact that a 16 y/o shouldn’t (legally) have been driving a car with kids her age and younger. It’s true but the parent blaming and premature questioning about whether drugs or alcohol involved is gross.

Some are saying the car swerved off the road to avoid a driver in the wrong lane heading in their direction.

Who knows but social media is freaking brutal.

For many of their classmates this will be the first time they've experienced a loss, a loss of kids their own age and it's the kind of senseless death that affects the whole community. It's always very sad whenever people die, but it is especially so when it's young people.

When my son was in 8^th grade, his friend was killed by his own sister picking him up from school. She was 16, lost control of the truck and ran him down. He was face down and when she ran over and turned him over his eyes were black with blood. He died on the way to the hospital and she was on suicide watch for a while. It still gives me chills thinking about it.

(Yesterday, 08:06 PM)sally Wrote: When my son was in 8^th grade, his friend was killed by his own sister picking him up from school. She was 16, lost control of the truck and ran him down. He was face down and when she ran over and turned him over his eyes were black with blood. He died on the way to the hospital and she was on suicide watch for a while. It still gives me chills thinking about it.

Oh fuck!!! That’s horrifying. My SIL hit and killed a guy who wandered onto a freeway. FAR WORSE if it’s someone you know/love.

I can’t imagine all the regret of the parents who lost kids in the accident here. I’d be fucking furious if one of my kids had been in the backseat of that car (furious at EVERYONE) but these parents are going to have to work through this (however they do).

It’s just tragic. And I hate the stupid social media comments.

Back then there wasn't much social media which was a good thing. This shit today is just straight up weird.

(Yesterday, 06:13 PM)Duchess Wrote: For many of their classmates this will be the first time they've experienced a loss, a loss of kids their own age and it's the kind of senseless death that affects the whole community. It's always very sad whenever people die, but it is especially so when it's young people.

Yeah, all 6 of the kids attended the same high school so likely everyone in the school knew at least one or more of them. 

Grief counselors are, I’m sure, going to be all over the campus tomorrow (if they don’t cancel classes). 


Sucks. A high school friend of mine was killed in a car accident with her b/f at the time. I don’t think the b/f was ever accused of a crime but absent knowledge, most of us who knew her kinda blamed the b/f (just the way it was). In this case the driver’s parents are facing a crap ton of blame. The parents might not have authorized their kid to pick up a bunch of kids (which would be illegal) but…they’re still going to be subject to a lot of scrutiny/blame (while their kid has died). Ughh!!

Goat located and returned!

Could you imagine having a tragic accident or whatever and millions of strangers on the internet putting in their two cents? That black kid that stabbed the white kid in the heart keeps popping up on my FB with thousands of comments, it's not right.

(Yesterday, 08:51 PM)sally Wrote: Could you imagine having a tragic accident or whatever and millions of strangers on the internet putting in their two cents? That black kid that stabbed the white kid in the heart keeps popping up on my FB with thousands of comments, it's not right.

Fuck no. There’s zero privacy these days and the parents of the driver are being crucified online. No judge/no jury; they’re being found guilty. Even if they didn’t do anything wrong/illegal, IDK how they could stay in the community with the hate they’re getting.
It’s just wrong.
Our local PD posted the name of someone who was “SUSPECTED” in a drunk driving accident a week or so ago. People were like “lock her up” and all kinds of crazy. I’m like “errr, whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty?”. I got slightly slammed for that but I still don’t know why it’s okay for our local PD to publish the names of people “suspected” of a crime. 
It’s bizarre.

Dang, I just read a news article that says the driver is one of the kids in critical condition (but has so far survived).
6 girls. Can you imagine being that girl’s parents?
Or the girl?
Talk about survivor’s guilt.
face/palm.

(Yesterday, 08:49 PM)MirahM Wrote: Goat located and returned!

Oh thank gawd! I worried about that goat. I learned a long time ago to never ask a question I wasn't sure I wanted answered to so I wasn't going to ask about him just in case he was found dead. This made my day! Thank you!

(Yesterday, 06:13 PM)Duchess Wrote: For many of their classmates this will be the first time they've experienced a loss, a loss of kids their own age and it's the kind of senseless death that affects the whole community. It's always very sad whenever people die, but it is especially so when it's young people.

Indeed.
That is a tragedy. : (

(Yesterday, 08:06 PM)sally Wrote: When my son was in 8^th grade, his friend was killed by his own sister picking him up from school. She was 16, lost control of the truck and ran him down. He was face down and when she ran over and turned him over his eyes were black with blood. He died on the way to the hospital and she was on suicide watch for a while. It still gives me chills thinking about it.

OMG that is awful. Geez

(Yesterday, 09:32 PM)username Wrote: Dang, I just read a news article that says the driver is one of the kids in critical condition (but has so far survived).
6 girls. Can you imagine being that girl’s parents?
Or the girl?
Talk about survivor’s guilt.
face/palm.

No