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Who do you think will get knocked out tomorrow?

Who do you think will get knocked out tomorrow?

Hey @grok, put a clown hat on the most overrated player.

I found this in my boyfriend's pocket... What medicine is he secretly taking? There are two different pills, one blue and one black. Does anyone know what they're for? I'm going crazy with suspicion.

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By the way, my daughter, who was lying down watching TV, said to me while I was cooking in the kitchen, "Mom, skip it~" So I said, "Mom's busy, no way💦," but she kept saying it periodically, Ugh, fine, just once! So I skipped around the room, And she goes, "No!!! I meant skip the video!!!!"

I got scolded, though Mom, I won't understand unless you tell me to rewind or fast-forward, waaah (crying) (And at least move and grab the remote for me)

There are quite a few parents who chase after their kids running around and playing wildly inside the store without even scolding them, but when an older part-time worker bumped into one of the kids and said, "Please stop running around," the father snapped back with, "What do you want with my child?" But the part-timer was tough too and shot back, "Listen, dad, if you mess around inside the store and break something, you'll have to pay for it."

Can you do that?" "What if, in the worst case, while running around and bumping into things, a shelf falls over and someone gets hurt?" "This isn't a park, you know—there are dangerous things placed here," she was even cautioning the father about it too. The father had this indescribably frustrated look on his face, but it's something anyone could understand if they just thought about it for a moment.

Last night I was heading back to my hotel room and in the hallway I saw a guy and a girl; he was on the phone, she was asking him who he was texting. He replies to her, "My girlfriend, she was asking about the concert." Then I saw them go into the same room.

Hey @grok is it possible to do that?

Our 4-year-old suddenly came to me, on the verge of tears, saying, "My tummy won't go down anymore." My husband, unable to grasp the intent, asked, "Do you mean your tummy hurts?" but got scolded with, "No, that's not it!" "When I go poo, my tummy goes down, but it won't this time," she said. The two of them came to me in bewilderment. For some reason, I immediately

I understood it as, "It means my belly doesn't cave in, right?" A 4-year-old wouldn't know the word "cave in." While saying, "Even if I breathe in, my belly doesn't go all hollow, does it?" and touching her belly, sure enough, the belly stuffed with breakfast was all plump and round. But when she breathes in, it moves properly just like it should. When I prompted the 4-year-old, "Take a big breath in and see,"