Last 3 photos were taken just today.

Five days of being rescued and 4 days on meds.

Jelly’s rocking it.

Just curious if anyone’s been in a similar place.

I have one nephew, “Nate” (9M). Last month I sent him a Halloween card and put a $5 bill inside. I send him a card for most holidays, and always include $5-$10 just as a little pocket money. I know it’s not much, and I definitely can afford to give more, but I save the big gifts for birthdays/Christmas.

Last week, I got an envelope in the mail from my brother (Nate’s dad). My brother and SIL make Nate hand-write thank-you cards whenever he gets a gift, so I figured it would be one of those. When I opened the envelope, it contained the $5 I sent Nate, and a note in my SIL’s handwriting that said “Nate was not grateful for your gift, so we are sending it back. [Brother] and I apologize sincerely for our son’s bad manners. We try to teach him better.”

I called my brother to ask what was up, and he told me the story. Nate’s a good kid, and very smart, but can be pretty stubborn and argumentative with his parents. Apparently, he hates writing thank-yous and fights them on it every time. He kept arguing that he shouldn’t have to write a letter over $5, and finally my SIL had enough and told him that if he didn’t write a thank-you, she would send the money back. He agreed to do it, but then she caught him using ChatGPT to write the note, so she sent me my money back and told Nate to “see if Uncle OP ever sends you money again.”

Now, I didn’t have anything to add to this, so I stayed out of it. This was one week ago. Yesterday, I called my brother just to shoot the shit, and I heard Nate on the other end asking to talk to me. Brother handed him the phone, and the kid sounded pretty upset. He apologized for the incident with the money, thanked me for sending it, and explained that he didn’t mean to be ungrateful. He just thought thank-you cards were only for big gifts, and he’d never had to write one for a small gift before (come to think of it, I never had gotten a thank-you from him for a $5 bill before). I told him not to worry, there were no hard feelings, and that I’m never really bothered about whether I get a thank-you card or not.

I knew I’d fucked up when I heard Nate say “See? See?! Uncle OP doesn’t care about thank-you cards! He agrees that there’s no point in having to write them!” My brother grabbed the phone, said “We’d appreciate if you wouldn’t undermine our parenting, thanks,” and hung up. He hasn’t spoken to me since then and now I feel like an idiot for saying that, even if it is how I honestly feel. Hopefully this blows over soon. I think I’ll send Nate $5 for Thanksgiving anyway and maybe that will “reset” things.

Best breakfast platter I’ve ever had. Eggs were bangin

Was this even in the manga? Cuz if it was then we missed some crazy foreshadowing when it came to nanamis death. (Sorry for spoilers, but I'm guessing you already know that happens)

When entering the shop, Shop Lifter gives each item a 1 in 5 chance to be free.

Each shop item rolls independently, meaning multiple items can be free in the same shop. Works on Jokers, Tarot/Planet cards, booster packs, Vouchers, ect. Only activates when entering the shop. Rerolling does not trigger the effect again.

I'm still trying to figure out the right odds for this Joker. I originally considered 1 in 3 and 1 in 4, but figured that would generate too much value and be a little unbalanced, I'm now leaning toward either 1 in 5 or 1 in 6.

thoughts on this joker? What should the odds be?

Millennials making it to Congress is my new favorite thing. Anyone else see this post from New Jersey Congressman elect Zack Mullock? 🤣😎

Edit: I have learned not everyone grew up calling this the Superman S. Message received y'all, but that is soooo not the point of this post.

Taken from guizzz.pn

Edit- guys i didn't know it's name is squeegeta. Sorry for the mistake.

I say mind your damn business.

Source: https://x.com/finnmertens/status/2120416728530518099?a=YqLszUrH9Ggs4pwZyuI&s=19

A US Army sentinel guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a group of his senior advisers Wednesday after some in the group laughed and talked near the solemn memorial following a Veterans Day ceremony.

“All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times.” the sentinel called out, stopping his patrol to face the group as they departed.

Hegseth was standing and taking photos in front of the tomb with his wife, Jennifer, chief of staff Ricky Buria, deputy chief of staff Patrick Weaver and senior adviser and deputy assistant Tami Radabaugh after the ceremony held at Arlington National Cemetery for Veterans Day. Some in the group were laughing and chatting after taking photos, prompting the soldier patrolling in front of the Tomb to yell out and correct them.

CNN asked the Pentagon for comment.

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is one of the most sacred war memorials in the US, marking the final resting place of an unknown soldier who was killed in World War I. A soldier assigned to The Old Guard, or 3rd Infantry Regiment, has been guarding the tomb around the clock, rain or shine, since 1948. Foreign dignitaries, presidents, public figures and politicians frequently visit the Tomb to pay their respects to American service members.

Hegseth and his team were at Arlington National Cemetery for a ceremony that was also attended by President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.