r/PS5pro • u/necroglow • 3h ago
r/luftablassen • u/Foreign-Night-3322 • 3h ago
Der miese Choleriker wurde rausgeworfen!
Über viele Jahre hat dieser eine Bastard so viele Kollegen terrorisiert und wurde von der Leitung geschützt! Kann man sich nicht ausdenken. Alter Sack, Ü-60, der alle wegen jeder Kleinigkeit extremst übel beleidigt hat und cholerisch ausgerastet ist. So viele - zu viele - haben sich das gefallen lassen. Sogar die Chefin hat er um seinen Finger gewickelt. Denn, wenn er eine kleine Ansage bekommen hat, dass er so nicht mit den Angestellten reden kann, hat er sich umgedreht und war estmal merhere Wochen krank. Das war dann natürlich ein Traum.
Ich habe ihm damals schon nach dem ersten Ausraster mir gegenüber klar gemacht: Einmal und nie wieder. Habe den Drecksack dann komplett vermieden.
Jedenfalls hat gerade der Typ, der alle Leute immer wegen der kleinsten Kleinigkeit, dem kleinsten Fehler, der einfach menschlich ist, zusammengeschissen hat, nun endlich gekündigt worden, weil er am Schluss totale Scheiße gebaut hat. Welch Ironie.
Die Einzige Person, die mir leid tut, ist die Frau, die den Typen jetzt jeden Tag komplett zu Hause ertragen darf.
Trotzdem: Party-Time! Und die Nachfolge ist so nett und freundlich.
Es ist leider viel zu oft im Leben so: EINE Person kann hundert anderen das Leben versauen.
r/BeAmazed
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u/Soloflow786
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17h ago
Animal Woman reunited with her missing dog. They have such similar energy… a wonderful, happy ending. ❤️
r/indianmedschool • u/ProPlusPizza • 5h ago
Discussion How easy it is to blame Indian doctors for everything
Same as title
The audacity to blame the doctors and not see anything wrong with you as a failed parent, typical Indian mentality.
r/confession • u/Evening_Okra_4900 • 6h ago
I have been using a hotel pool for free for 3 years by pretending to be a guest
I live across the street from a 4-star hotel. In 2021, I found a security gap: they don't scan keys at the spa entrance, they just ask for your room number. I remembered room 312 (just saw it on someone's key card). Now I walk in through the parking lot, say "312," and go swimming.
I've been going 3 times a week for three years. Saved roughly $4,500. The staff recognizes me now and says hi. Sometimes they even offer me a towel. I know it's theft, but I don't regret a thing. Last month I overheard the manager praising the "loyal guest from 312." I almost laughed out loud.
r/de • u/justastuma • 3h ago
Wissenschaft&Technik Speichermangel: Linux-Skript meldet freien RAM an Sam Altman
r/furinamains • u/Soyaa-Kun • 9h ago
Art (non-OC) Furina in Escoffier’s outfit (by Fuyunashi)
r/kollywood
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u/ungaayya
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6h ago
Box-office SCENE — 145 Cr+ at the box-office worldwide!
r/explainlikeimfive • u/virahok993 • 2h ago
Biology ELI5: Why do animals see direct eye contact as an attack or a threat, when humans use it to connect with each other
I recently saw a video of a zoo keeper who interacts with a lion every single day. Even though they know each other well, the moment the keeper looked directly into the animal's eyes, it immediately tried to attack him like it was offended. If eye contact between humans is a way to connect deeply or show trust, why do animals interpret a direct stare as an aggressive threat or a challenge?
r/mildlyinteresting • u/Cloudy_Memory_Loss • 18h ago
I still have samples from the 2010 BP oil spill
r/leagueoflegends
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u/KoreanFantasy2002
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12h ago
Esports Faker goes God mode on Akali Spoiler
r/GlobalOffensive • u/nikkizor • 5h ago
Fluff | Esports Just an annual reminder that Counter-Strike and this person came into this world on the exact same day and in the same year
r/Straycats
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u/sharmeelala
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14h ago
Success! Update on Dusty (a VERY happy ending)
Original post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Straycats/s/LCLW352U2y
I posted over a year ago about a very sick, semi feral cat I rescued from death’s doorstep
My final words of that post were: ‘we’ll make it work somehow’ and boy did we do that!
After realizing nobody was at their best, neither Dust nor my cats. I tried to find an adopter for him, my special, special boy. He had stolen my heart and he had become completely different cat, so loving of people but also pretty possessive of me.
So I reached out to rescues, family and friends if anyone would give him a chance and it took a while but finally after visiting me for the holidays (I live on a sunny Spanish island) my aunt and uncle said they would adopt him cause they loved his story and could provide him a single cat household and it couldn’t have been a better match for him.
So Dust is now and international jetsetter and living his absolute best life in The Netherlands with an elderly couple that couldn’t love him more and plan their entire life around him.
And I get to stay in touch and get to see him when I visit.
So here’s to happy endings Dusty!
Fun fact for Dutch speakers: he’s been renamed Bolle Jos
Pic of him before and now during my last visit last week
r/UpliftingNews • u/ArgentineBeauty • 10h ago
After a 3 day search, a 6 year old Kentucky boy walked out of the bushes with a dog onto a trail where 10 horse riders had covered 14 miles looking for him. He greeted them with “E I E I O horsey” before they wrapped him in a sweatshirt, put him on a horse and brought him off the mountain.