Kai Dvid
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Kai Dvid
@ThunderStoirm
Gay Dad of three sons and grandfather of 7. Happily married to the man of my life.🇺🇦🇺🇦🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
Munhall Borough, PA Katılım Aralık 2019
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What is the greatest threat to freedom in America?
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@shesbonky My dr requested this test for me once due testosterone levels was a symptom side effect of a med. Never thought anything more beyond that test. I would have to Google to see what the numbers mean. 😂🤣
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a few months ago i asked my husband if he knew his testosterone level
HIM: why would i know that?
ME: isn't it part of your yearly physical?
HIM: no. men have to specifically request and pay for that test
ME: are you telling me every "alpha" douche in the #manosphere is so
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I hope my husband had a very uncomfortable day at work today.
I hope all of his female coworkers asked what he did for me for Mother’s Day.
And I hope he had to tell them the truth.
Nothing.
No flowers.
No card.
No breakfast.
No last-minute grocery store bouquet grabbed on the way home.
Nothing at all.
Meanwhile, I am the mother of his children. The same children I carried, delivered, and continue to keep alive on a daily basis.
I didn’t even want anything extravagant. A handwritten card, a cup of coffee, or somebody else loading the dishwasher would have been enough.
Instead, the day came and went like it was a random Tuesday.
The most impressive part is that he genuinely seemed surprised when I was hurt.
So yes, I hope he was standing in the.......
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These two girls had their cellphones taken away from them because of the way they were acting so the older girl decided to take a pick ax to her Father’s pickup truck in retaliation. What would you have done?
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@GigglingGanon If you have a cdl and is involved in an accident, it's an automatic bacus at hospital. When you sign for your cdl, you sign those rights away. Arresting the nurse is way out of bounds.
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Tyrant cop arrests nurse because she refused to violate patient rights and break hospital policy.
The University of Utah Hospital became the site of confrontation about the Fourth Amendment and the limits of police authority.
Registered nurse Alex Wubbels was forcibly arrested by Salt Lake City Police Detective Jeff Payne after she refused to allow an illegal blood draw on an unconscious patient.
The patient was an off-duty truck driver who had been involved in a head-on collision with a suspect fleeing from police. He was admitted to the hospital in a comatose state. Detective Payne sought the blood sample to check for illicit substances, despite the patient being a victim in the crash, not the suspect.
Wubbels remained calm and presented the officer with the hospital's written policy—which had been agreed upon by the police department itself. She informed him that per the U.S. Supreme Court, a blood draw requires:
A warrant.
Patient consent.
The patient to be under arrest.
Since none of these conditions were met, Wubbels refused to comply. Detective Payne responded by manhandling her, placing her in handcuffs, and dragging her to a patrol car while she screamed for help.
While outside Detective Payne yelled at Wubbels saying how long he was doing this and how he knows the law.
Detective Jeff Payne was fired from the Salt Lake City Police Department following an internal investigation.
Lt. James Tracy, Payne’s supervisor who ordered the arrest, was demoted.
Legal Settlement: Alex Wubbels received a $1.5 million settlement from Salt Lake City and the University of Utah.
Great job by this nurse for standing her ground and refusing to violate the rights of her patient. Seems like the nurse understands the law better than the people enforcing it in this situation.
Giggling Ganon@GigglingGanon
Damn! I was waiting for her to start breaking out receipts showing what he had for dinner next and what color his crap was the next day. Turn the oven off, this dude is cooked. If you ever needed proof that the "perfect crime" is a myth in the digital age, this is it. This interrogation footage captures the exact moment the walls closed in on Shedrick Ray. The body of Tshey Bennett, a 24-year-old mother, was discovered in a Texas creek. Investigators quickly focused on Ray, but it wasn't just old-school detective work that caught him—it was his own digital footprint. Detectives didn't just have a hunch; they had a roadmap of his every move: The Turo Paper Trail: Ray rented a vehicle to meet Bennett. Despite his attempts to delete his account, investigators recovered GPS logs that placed the car at the hotel and the exact location where Bennett’s body was found. The Power Cord: A specific cord missing from the hotel room was linked back to evidence found at the scene. This is the most chilling part. Ray’s Google searches were a play-by-play of his intent and panic: "Can a m*rderer be convicted without a body?" "How many prostitute m*rders go unsolved?" "What happens to a body after two days in water?" "How to delete Turo account." When confronted, Ray claimed he was just "documenting reality" and searching for PlayStation cords. The jury didn't buy it. Shedrick Ray was found guilty of Capital Murder and sentenced to Life Without Parole. Justice for Tshey Bennett was served through the very technology Ray thought he could outsmart. Amazing detective work by this detective. This what gathering the facts look like.
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When you're grocery shopping and buying dessert, make sure it says ice cream, not frozen dessert, in the container.
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@Moonlight_myths Call the police. File a report. It's financial abuse. Recommend you run your credit report. Set up 2 factor identification. Change banks
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I'm a 18 year old who has been working and saving money since I was 14. I had around $9000 saved up, which I planned to use for my future apartment.
But, yesterday my mom told me that she took $5000 from my savings to assist a friend. when I asked when she would repay me, she appeared confused and didn't think she should. She became upset and started explaining angrily how she provides groceries and pays rent for our house, implying that I shouldn't expect repayment. According to her, the $5000 is insignificant compared to the expenses she's had with me since l was a baby, so l have no right to ask for it back. From my point of view, it feels like she took away more than 2 years of hard work and effort. I worked really hard while also going to school…
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“I can’t even use my EBT for croissants or pre-made chicken now? What am I supposed to eat?”
“So now I gotta cook from scratch? That’s not what my benefits are for.”
When restrictions feel like oppression, you start to see how normalized the fraud and entitlement became.
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@sciencegirl The hooker app. From the back pages of the village voice to a smart phone near you. 😂🤣😅😂
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A lady is going viral for creating a “date deposit” app, only dating men who prepay her date preparation costs.
What are your thoughts
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@washghost1 Rußel Laiosa, owner of pickup, stole tow truck. He only got 3 years of probation plus fines. The tow truck driver was not driving tow truck. There are dozens of full videos of this online
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@BTCBreadMan Wife and mil can stay at the olde house. Dealt with a similar situation once. I turned it down. 2 years later divorced and someone else took the property. Regretted it ever since
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Wife and I found an incredible house on 4 acres of land with a 3/4 acre pond. Significant upgrade from our current home/yard.
My mother-in-law who lives with us (for free) wants to veto it because her room would be in the basement. My wife is taking her side.
What do I do now?
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@mark_slapinski Considering trumpy boycotted past journalism dinners. The one time he does attend? What kind of secret service does this idiot hire?? Can't bring in 6 ounces of liquid onto a plane and twice some one brings guns to a trump event??
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Serious question
Why is literally half the internet saying Saturday's attempted assassination on Trump was 'staged'?
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@TheEXECUTlONER_ I dont understand the raised garden beds like that. Looks trailer trash and dumpy. Especially in front garden. Why not keep it ground level like gardens should be
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This woman’s neighbors reported her yard.
This is her front yard where she has all kinds of things growing in her gardens, or, they were growing we should say.
The neighbors say her yard is unsightly and looks like junk.
She says she has a beautiful garden when everything is growing. There is no HOA so any reports would have to go to the city.
Unless you live out in the country, don’t most people grow their gardens in the backyard?
What do you think? Leave her alone and let her have her gardens, it’s a free country? Or, if you were her neighbor, would you complain because she is making the neighborhood look trashy?
👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈@TheEXECUTlONER_
This man lives in an HOA community. He was fined $1,400 dollars for parking his $90K pickup truck in his driveway. There is an HOA rule in that community that does not allow you to park your truck in the driveway. You have to park it in the garage. You can park any car in the driveway but not a truck. So, he paid his $1,400 dollar fine in coins which he delivered to the HOA’s President, in buckets. I guess you should really look at the rules before you buy a house in an HOA community. Have you ever heard of an HOA having a rule of not being able to park your pickup truck in your own driveway? What would you do?
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@gotrice2024 Why is she entertaining her? Me, I would've just closed the door and went back to the party.
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This woman pays over $2250 a month to rent this home in this nice neighborhood. It was a nice big yard in the back where she lets the kids play in.
During the holidays like Easter she does egg hunts for the kids and makes it festive and memorable for them. However anytime she uses the yard, this woman comes by, she calls the landlord, and she tells them that their yard isn’t for their use. That they have to be quiet for the other neighbors.
When you went a home with a yard, it’s not unreasonable to think that you can enjoy the space as well right? Is it possible this woman is overreacting, why aren’t the neighbors that she claims are upset about the noise the ones knocking on the door and saying anything?
SonnyBoy🇺🇸@gotrice2024
A man decided to go swimming in the community pool at night with his friends. Soon after, a few of the HOA members came by and demanded that he left the pool because the pool closes at 8pm. The HOA threatened to seek action for his actions. The man knew the rules and chose to ignore them, the rules are in place for a reason for safety. Should the man be banned from the pool, he really didn’t seem like he was doing any harm to anyone by swimming laps, or should they really just let it go since the pool area was so dark anyways?
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