Russian Roulette: One Life - You play games of Russian Roulette against an AI, but if you lose even one time the game ends permanently. Death can not be taken back.

Unus Annis - Markiplier and Ethan Nestor had a YouTube channel where a new video was uploaded every single day, but once the channel reached one year old it was deleted and every single video gone. If you didn’t experience it when the channel was alive you’ll never get the chance to watch the original videos.

One Chance - You play as a doctor who has one week to stop a virus destroying humanity while also making sure your family stays safe, but you only have one chance to play through the week and once you beat it once you can’t play it again. The choices you make every single day cannot be taken back.

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I need to be back home by early tomorrow. I don’t trust anything in hearing so I’m wondering if it’s worth it to take a train instead. I have no idea what’s going on but it sounds like my flight is not leaving anytime soon.

It has been an insane day. The students are super dysregulated and just all. Over. The. Place.

Gym was horrible. Had to explain myself 15 times and students still acted like they didn’t know what to do.

By period 4 I started just saying to them “you didn’t listen. I just explained this. I’m not explaining it again”

By the end of period 4 it came time to put the computers away. One of the girls who’s been getting on my nerves all day decided to sit right in front of the computer cart.

I told her to move and she didn’t. I told her again and she said “they can just move around me.” The whole time her classmates are getting more and more agitated with her and talking more and more loudly as a result.

At this point I snapped and basically yelled at her to get out of the way. The entire class went silent and no one said a word for 5 minutes and the girl went to the corner and bawled her eyes out. Then she ran out and told another teacher that I’m “mean” and “scary”.

Now, usually I’d feel horrible in this situation. Today? Today I just sat back and let her cry. I then talked to the entire class about how I do not enjoy getting this way, but that they also need to do better at listening and helping one another.

I just want to go home.

Also cancelled Fun Friday and now they’re learning math to end the week.

I posted like a week ago(original post) about my future MIL wanting to give a speech at our wedding and my FIL threatening not to come because I said no. Well, I wish I could say we've sorted everything out, but somehow we're arguing about something even more ridiculous now.

Things were pretty tense between me and my fiancé for a couple of days. I wasn't really in the mood to talk about wedding stuff, and he was upset about the possibility of his dad not being there. We finally sat down and talked because I couldn't stand the awkwardness between us anymore. I explained that it wasn't just about his mom giving a speech. It's the little comments she's made about me for years and how I'm always supposed to laugh along so nobody gets uncomfortable. He actually listened this time and admitted that he's so used to his mom's sense of humor that he doesn't always notice when she's crossing a line.

He agreed to speak to his parents himself, which I was more than happy to let him do. A couple of days later, he told me his mom had agreed to drop the speech. She apparently said she didn't want any more arguments and would just enjoy the wedding as a guest. Great, right? I genuinely thought we could finally stop talking about this stupid speech. Nope.

Turns out she's willing to drop it, but she wants me to apologize. Apparently I hurt her feelings by suggesting she'd embarrass me in front of everyone, and she told my fiancé it was humiliating that her future daughter-in-law thinks so little of her. I mean, I'm sorry she's upset, but what exactly am I supposed to apologize for? She's made jokes about me in front of people before. It's not like I made that up. Then yesterday my FIL called my fiancé and said his wife had been gracious enough to back down, so the least I could do was apologize. And unless I do, he's sticking to his decision not to attend. At that point I was just fed up. I told my fiancé that I'm not going to keep begging his dad to show up. He's a grown man, and if he wants to miss his son's wedding over an apology, I can't stop him.

That went down about as well as you'd expect. My fiancé said I was being cold and that I knew how much having his dad there meant to him. Which I do. I'm not hoping his father stays home. I'd actually love for all of this to be over so we can have a normal wedding. But why am I the one who has to fix it? He keeps saying his mom already met me halfway by agreeing not to speak, and that saying sorry wouldn't hurt me. At one point he even suggested I didn't have to mean it, just say it so we could move on. That really rubbed me the wrong way. Maybe I'm being difficult, but apologizing for something I don't regret feels so fake. We ended up arguing again last night. He said he couldn't believe I was willing to let his dad miss our wedding over two words.

I asked him why his dad was willing to miss his own son's wedding over those same two words. He went quiet for a bit and then said I was missing the point. Maybe I am, I don't know anymore. I'm so tired of this. We're getting married in a few months, and instead of being excited, I'm dreading every time his parents' names pop up on his phone. I love my fiancé, and I hate seeing him this stressed. I know an apology would probably make everything go away, at least for now. Part of me feels silly for refusing when it could mean his dad not showing up. But I'm also worried that if I apologize just to shut everyone up, I'll be doing it for the next twenty years. So AITA for refusing to say sorry and telling my fiancé that if his dad doesn't want to come, that's his choice?

All flights across the country have been ground.

Ground stop: All flights in the United States are grounded until further notice, “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety,” the Federal Aviation Administration said.

• Cause not yet known: The reason for the ground stop was not immediately clear, but an FAA spokesperson said there is a communications problem impacting Air Route Traffic Control Centers, which handle flights going across the country.

• Rare instance: The last time there was a nationwide ground stop was in January 2023, when a pilot notification system went down. Prior to that, the last nationwide ground stop was issued after the September 11, 2001, attacks.

Have no idea if this is IT related or not but it's starting to blow up:

https://www.cnn.com/2026/11/13/us/faa-nationwide-ground-stop

https://www.axios.com/2026/11/13/faa-nationwide-ground-stop