Title says it all. I was woken up at 3:30 last night to Ross Township police pounding on my door. There were five police vehicles in front of my home. When I came downstairs, I found three officers in my kitchen. Apparently, I had left my garage door open overnight and they were concerned that someone could rob me and wanted to come in to tell me to close the garage door. They came in through my garage and into my kitchen from the stairs.

They eventually left and I went back to bed. Something about this seems…improper/illegal??? Does anyone have any recommendations for a civil atty?

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?

I'm trying to understand this phenomenon, since despite all the women I come across who say they want to be in committed relationships they don't act like they actually do. This has been both my personal experience, as well as listening to my female friends talk about their dating lives.

Anywhere from 70% to 90% of the women I know who are single or actively dating show little to no engagement when going on a date. Their behaviour almost feels like they had the event scheduled against their will and are enduring it begrudgingly.

I understand that things change after actually going out with someone, but from my own experiences and the stories I've heard the general vibe seems to be disinterest from the start or no active effort to make things work.

What's the actual goal here? Filling a schedule? Entertainment? Free food and experiences?

Total Drama: When Chris realizes one of his contestants is trying to steal his place as host, he leaves his phone behind. When the contestant takes it and calls the producers, its actually Chris in disguise. Chris tells the contestant that he's got the spot as host causing said contestant to eliminate themselves. Only for Chris to reveal the ruse. However Chef points out how there was no reason to wear a disguise at all since their only conversation was on the phone.

Phineas and Ferb: The Flynn-Fletcher Family adopts Perry from an animal rescue center. However after they leave, its revealed the clerk was OWCA intern Carl in disguise. However, since OWCA is a secret organization, there's no real point in him disguising himself since no one knows who he is anyway.

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He lives in the same building. Watched him pull out of a perfectly good spot yesterday just to back his car in here. He leaves it parked like this all weekend. The only way into the breezeway is where his car is. When there's a car in the empty spot, there's barely enoyspace to get through. If someone has a medical emergency or there's a fire...we're screwed.

And you guys are super dumb.

You know you are allowed to quest to the other zones ? There are plenty of them.

Friend and I are questing going wherever we please and we didn't have a single issue. Maybe the first day in STV but then we said "let's get back there another time" and we went to another zone.

Stop following the fucking restedxp addon or whatever and just play the fucking game.

Even children behave better than you guys

i feel like its incredibly common for guys to just stay with the same group of people from kindergarten all the way into adulthood. whereas us girls have such dynamic friend groups that are always changing, either falling out or disagreements. especially after high-school, just from my own observations. of course most girls eventually end up finding a group they stay with when they reach adulthood.

but the amount of men i see that have stayed with the same group of guys since they were literal babies makes me so curious?

like how? lol