#thatsnotnice

[proef-whisky]

Whisky Wednesday! 🇬🇧 probably the meanest thing you could do to a whisky lover! 😅 🇳🇱 waarschijnlijk het gemeenste wat je een whisky liefhebber kan aan doen! 😅 #whiskywednesday #thatsnotnice #behindbars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #proefwhisky #realmendrinkwhiskyNL #rmdwNL #realmendrinkwhisky #whisky #whiskey #whiskytasting #whiskeytasting #whiskyproeverij #whiskyproeverijopmaat #whiskeyproeverij #whiskeyproeverijopmaat #whiskyreview #whiskeyreview #whiskyblog #whiskeyblog #whiskyblogger #whiskeyblogger #instadram https://www.instagram.com/p/B5qKPdbnsPV/?igshid=14umrseg90zpg

[kingsloth9999]

#whodidthis #thatsnotnice #rkelly #gwar #gwarkelly #isitfridayyet #nomoreinternettoday #itsbroken https://www.instagram.com/p/BsvTVGmAfri/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ezj2a8v9qriz

[kingsloth9999]

#thatsnotnice #walrus (at Prestige Volkswagen/Subaru) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsqI811Ab35/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fnrasfok7ajv

[let-me-feed-on-your-breath]

Clearly, the Borderline Personality Disorder with its combination of distorted thought patterns, intense and under-regulated emotions, and poor impulse control is practically designed to wreak havoc on any interpersonal relationship.

https://www.mentalhelp.net/articles/dsm-5-the-ten-personality-disorders-cluster-b/

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[theostretchlewis]

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Taken from the #StretchedOutPodcast round the 10.45 mark - @PRobinson001 give his views about #Essentials not being in the #Grime Book that came out.. Apparently someone from #RWDMag wrote it.. I chimed in with some comments as well.. #ThatsNotNice #IDontThinkShesSeenRiskyRoadz - #HouseMusic #Underground #Interviews #StretchedOutPodcast #S37Network MokujinRecordings (at Brockwell Park)

[streettiespc]

When somebody keep talking to you on the bus and you just want them to stfu 😨🤣😕👎🏾#Damn #thatsnotnice #ignorant

[blessupzz-blog]

Tuesday September 12, 2017

So today so far has been cool kinda chill wet rainy in Cincinnati, OH.

One thing I did notice today on my way to the bank a white male probably in his 60s was carrying scraps of cardboard to the recycling shoot I think around the corner from his job. So I seen he was having trouble carrying them but then, another white male bout the same age crossed the street seen him and just walked passed.

Why are we (as people) afraid to help one another?🤔 If I was the one guy who crossed the street I would of asked "Hey do you need some help with those boxes?" If he would of said yes I would of been glad to help or if he was to say no I would still be glad I asked.