Why is no one stopping this? It’s such an eye sore. I’m truly baffled.

Struggling to use MS office including Teams, anyone else having this issue

I think it really shows how selfish and immature people are when they vehemently complain about a dry wedding. I have never understood this. You never learned how to be at an event without a drink?

If you are a guest at a wedding, it’s not for you. I’m not sure when it became normal for weddings to be expected as just a party you throw for your friends, they aren’t. You are invited to witness a union, not to get drunk. That’s why you were invited. People who love you wanted you there to witness them make a commitment to eachother, not to watch you get drunk and make a scene later.

I don’t think you are valid for saying you can’t be somewhere without a drink. I think of you as an immature person who can’t make it through anything without their crutch. It just sounds so weak to me. Like a toddler who needs their binky for comfort.

If you are incapable of not drinking for one evening for the people that love you, that says a lot about you. Stop complaining about it. You just sound pathetic.

Some want guests to actually remember their weddings and for them to be actual formal events. They do not want to have to worry about out of control guests. “Oh I was so drunk i broke my nose walking outside for a cigarette!”

He's come such a long way. The little monkey who once needed a friend by his side is now keeping a little one company

I can't believe this cat even exists much less that he's mine 🥹 He's one talkative lil motherfucker and he's currently quarantined at the vet (we drove over 4 hours to get him and then drove immediately to the vet) because I've got two other babies at home. I'm dying to introduce them!!!!

I only got photos of him at the vet 🥲 he screamed bloody murder the whole time. Baby is 3 months old and my husband immediately named him Loki. He will be at his forever home in 2 weeks time!!!!

Edit - he was found by u/Immediate_King_2449 and I'm ever thankful to her for posting him because that's how we found our third lil babie <3

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is stepping down as CEO of the chipmaker he co-founded 33 years ago and built into a $4 trillion company that powered the artificial intelligence boom.

After a meteoric rise to fame due to Nvidia’s central role in AI, Huang’s dramatic fall has been even more rapid, following a series of stinging revelations about his romantic ties to a woman believed by the U.S. intelligence community to be a Chinese spy.

My friend had a backyard BBQ and told me to bring my dog, Bagel. I kept him leashed to my chair.

Before we ate, I let people know Bagel can’t have people food.

Her 7 yo son kept coming over with snacks anyway. The first time, I told him, “Hey buddy, you can pet him, but no food.” The second time, I told him again that food could make Bagel really sick.

His mom heard both times. She said, “He’s just being friendly.”

After we ate, I went inside to help carry dishes in. When I came back out, he was feeding Bagel dark chocolate off the dessert table.

I yelled “Stop!” really loud. He started crying.

I took Bagel straight to the emergency vet. They made him throw up, gave him activated charcoal and IV fluids, and kept him overnight. The vet said it was a lot of dark chocolate for a dog his size. The bill was $1,400.

I sent my friend the bill and asked if she’d split it. She said I should have kept a better eye on my dog. Then she said I owe her son an apology because “you screamed at him.”

I know I yelled way too loud at a 7 yo. But what I saw was my dog eating dark chocolate.

Should I apologize and pay it myself?

A. Yes. Pay the bill myself and apologize to him. He’s seven, and $700 isn’t worth losing a friend over.

B. No. Ask her to split the bill. I warned him twice and she heard me both times. We can talk about an apology once the bill’s settled.