This conversation where Dean and Sam discuss Dean’s fear of flying is honestly the best for reactiongifs. Poor baby. {1.04}

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This conversation where Dean and Sam discuss Dean’s fear of flying is honestly the best for reactiongifs. Poor baby. {1.04}
Firehose vs Flamethrower
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firehose had a head start this match was rigged
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People say “your kindness kills” for a reason. Too often the cash you give homeless people goes to drugs that are fucking killing them. I’m not saying I blame them or hate them or resent them in any way for that. Addicts buy addictive substances for a reason. Not having the drugs feels like it’s killing them, but taking the drugs is literally killing them.
I’m all for personal freedom, but I’m not going to give money that I could use to take care of myself to fund someone’s suicide. I literally just don’t want to fund someone’s death.
It’s so sad that the way we treat homeless people in our society either falls on two extremes. They’re either sad, pitiful people who we need to give money to or else we’re evil or they’re dangerous addicts who we should never help, but they’re not. They’re human beings that need some help and a lot of whom are going through addiction. I wouldn’t give any friend of mine cash if I thought he was going to spend it on feeding his addiction and I won’t give it to homeless people either.
Good alternatives to cash are asking them if they want a specific food you have on hand. If you see them before you’re going to the store or a restaurant, ask if they’d like anything. And if you’re talking to them and find out they need something like an inexpensive tent, get it for them if you can.
Also, support programs that help the homeless. Vote for low income housing projects, volunteer at shelters and soup kitchens, vote for tax increases on the rich and policies like basic income. Get involved. Go to the homeless instead of making the homeless come to you.
I wouldn’t judge someone for giving cash, but you shouldn’t judge someone for not giving cash either, especially because you have no idea what their thoughts are about it, and why they’re not giving.
Definitely show them respect, but that doesn’t mean you need to give them cash.
Even if somehow every single homeless person you ever see was a drug addict: Drug withdrawals also have the potential to kill people, especially people without access to food and water.
Drug withdrawals pretty much always involve vomiting and diarrhoea, which would be horrible for someone who has no or very little access to bathrooms or changes of clothes. Not to mention that without much access to food or water (since in this “nobody should ever give them money” scenario they’d have zero money and only get food or water whenever someone decided to give them some), they’d be much more likely to end up dehydrated from that, and possibly die. Withdrawals can also give someone seizures, which again would have a chance of killing them.
Basically, forcing someone off a drug cold turkey, especially when they have no or very little access to things like food, water, medical care, shelter, etc can also kill them. In most cases (as far as I know), people need to come off a drug gradually and/or with medical supervision. Because withdrawal symptoms can kill you. (Of course in the long term drugs are dangerous and can potentially kill someone, but withdrawal symptoms have the potential to kill someone immediately in the short term, so forcing someone into withdrawal is also harmful)
(Here are sources about this, all of which say that withdrawal symptoms from certain drugs (including alcohol) can involve seizures and be life-threatening, and say that it’s recommended to come off drugs under medical supervision: https://americanaddictioncenters.org/withdrawal-timelines-treatments/ https://drugabuse.com/library/drug-withdrawal/ https://www.addictionsandrecovery.org/withdrawal.htm https://www.webmd.com/mental-health/addiction/alcohol-or-drug-withdrawal And it’s just common sense that every symptom would be much much worse and more dangerous when experienced by someone who doesn’t have access to food, water, shelter or medical care, in the same way as even something as minor as a cold would be)
Though that said, a person who was homeless and also happened to be addicted to something would only end up with no way of getting what they were addicted to if nobody ever gave them money (as in, what the “never give money to any homeless person in case one of them might be an addict” people’s ideal scenario is), not if any one given person doesn’t give any given other person money.
And apart from that, as other people have probably pointed out, people need more things than just food and water. They might need things like medications, clothes, pads/tampons, and probably more things I can’t think of this second. It makes more sense for a person to get the things they need themselves instead of relying on strangers guessing what their needs are, especially if they have some kind of food allergy or something (which could result in them not being able to eat whatever food people decide to give them without getting horribly sick or worse).
And if someone has money, it means that they can go into some place like McDonalds and buy something in order to be able to stay in there for a while and have temporary shelter and be able to use bathrooms there, or they could spend the night at a hostel (I don’t know how common that is in other places, but here there’s hostels that can cost something like €25 a night).
This person above me is so right. The only down side to the staying in hostels thing is that you need to have an out of state ID/passport to stay in a hostel. Like you can’t stay in a hostel if you’re from the place the hostel is since they’re meant for travelers. At least that’s the rules for hostels here in Washington State.
David Bowie - The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976)
Sam: Are you the big spoon or the little spoon?
Bucky: I’m a knife.
Steve: He’s the little spoon
me: i’m over it
narrator: she wasn’t over it
if u call me baby in that soft voice i’ll do whatever u want me to do
Fact about Richard Ramirez - Reporters who cover sensational crime stories often give the criminals nicknames, and the Night Stalker is no exception. Many people know Richard Ramirez by his given name, as well as his nickname, but the Night Stalker was not the first label the media gave to him. Reporters at an old L.A. newspaper called the Los Angeles Herald Examiner had a brainstorming session one night and eventually came up with the name Night Stalker. Some of the names they came up with before settling on Night Stalker were rather amusing and included “The Walk-in Killer,” and “The Screen Door Intruder.” In fact, before Ramirez’s arrest, the mystery killer was usually called The Valley Intruder because of how many of his crimes were committed in the San Fernando Valley and the way in which he would invade someone’s house to commit assault and murder. Oddly, Ramirez didn’t kill all of his victims. Some of his victims were beaten and sexually assaulted but survived their attacks. For example, a 63-year-old woman named Linda Fortuna was raped and sexually assaulted, but Ramirez decided to rob her and leave her alive before escaping. Other victims weren’t so lucky and were murdered by gunshots, beatings, and knife wounds. Interestingly, the reporters at the Herald Examiner didn’t know many of the details about the killer when they decided to name him the Night Stalker. The name was based on a television movie from the early 1970s about a vampire who killed people in Las Vegas. It’s interesting that the reporters would choose to base Ramirez’s nickname off a movie about a vampire since it would eventually come out during his trial that Ramirez was an adherent to Satanism
My stomach: *rumbles*
Me: you go girl
face: washed
eyebrows: plucked
hair: brushed
stomache: empty
My parents got their nipples pierced together (like they didn’t attach themselves to each other via nipples they both got their nipples done) as a couple thing idk and dad would attach those phone charms that light up with you get a text to them at parties. Well once he forgot to take them off and went to work and had to arrest someone for drink driving and the charms went off so they both had to act like the big scary police officers nipples weren’t flashing
That was wild from start to finish
The first sin. Misconception is that Eve was the first to sin when that’s not really all that true.
You see When God created everything and then Adam. He told him about the tree he said don’t eat of it.
God never told Eve.
When Eve was in the garden being tempted read that section you’ll find something interesting. Adam was right next to her and he didn’t say anything. He was using Eve as a Guinea pig.
Eve bit into the fruit nothing changed she handed it to Adam. And when he bit into it their eyes were opened.
So really the first sin was Man’s passive nature allowing something to happen he was told not to allow happen if he never ate their eyes may never have been opened but who knows.
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I was in a bible study we went over this part and I just sat there like “wait what?!?”
Yup! This is so real!
So what you’re saying is the original sin was man not fucking protecting his wife lmao
Adam was a fuck boy?
Omfg! I’ve had this argument so many times!
Apparently a theory is that we’re sinful because we have human fathers. Jesus was born of Mary without a human dad which is why he was pure.
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All men are fuckboys
FUCK
All men Ain’t shit for the bible told me so.
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