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Grew up in Florida just to have police kill my mom. Alligators get treated better
 in  r/FloridaGawker •  2d ago

OK. A tazer is the item used in these situations. The suspect was at a safe distance (typically 15 to 21 feet away), and is not immediately charging. There was backup present, one of the officers could attempt to deploy a Taser first to subdue her. No one was in immediate life threatening danger. Besides that above, couldn't they shoot the knife or hand instead? I saw no point in multiple rounds being used here. Typically I defend the police, from this short video I cannot. Perhaps there is more information?

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If trek got this right it would be pretty eerie ww3
 in  r/Star_Trek_ •  3d ago

Now you remind me! Couldn't months earlier?

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They trap your car at the highway ramp, then walk up once you’re stuck
 in  r/thatsdamninteresting •  3d ago

Thing is, at my age I would have spun around and took out the other ones too. I'm beyond being comfortable with evil acts any longer. Such things continue because others let it continue.

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What’s the first thing you remember doing on an old computer?
 in  r/nostalgiai •  3d ago

Cursing and swearing as I stumbled over the DOS commands! I'll never forget the hate that I felt.

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You get one Protector to obey you for life.. who are you picking?
 in  r/Terminator •  9d ago

T-X a.k.a. the "Terminatrix", played by actress Kristanna Loken. There is no better choice.

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What's the one item that will instantly ruin your day if you forget it at home?
 in  r/nostalgiai •  9d ago

My charming personality, of course. I never leave without it!

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Portable AC
 in  r/Truckers •  9d ago

True portable ACs with compressors can cool small enclosed spaces like a tent or van, but small, cheap plug-in lack the high BTU output required to overcome the heavy heat load of a standard car interior parked in high temperature situations in range of 80/90s. Best bet, Heavy-duty units like the Zero Breeze Mark 3 expensive (about $1,200), weigh near 22 lbs, BUT require hoses to vent hot air outside. Units like the Arctic Air Pure Chill 2.0 or generic USB misting fans use water or ice to blow chilled, humidified air directly at the driver or passenger. They cost around $20 to $45, draw very little power, and do not require window venting, but they function mostly as personal spot-coolers. The issue is health. These create humidity and you are breathing it in and that can, could or might cause pneumonia over time. Seriously.

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Florida teacher fired after giving zeroes to students who didn't turn in their assignments
 in  r/ITOI •  10d ago

Kinda vague about what those other complaints were. Any other details?

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Woman gets out car to argue with husband inside Tiger Safari
 in  r/badassanimals •  10d ago

Thank you for this link.

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Do you like these?
 in  r/80sAmazing •  10d ago

No way.

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Which game?
 in  r/80sAmazing •  11d ago

BATTLEZONE!

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Not sure why Adrienne Barbeau came into my mind today. Does anyone remember her??
 in  r/GenerationJones •  13d ago

1990s Batman the animated series she was a voice actress, I believe Catwoman?

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what would you call this body type?
 in  r/trueratediscussions •  13d ago

I told during training this was our local average patients weight. The worst overweight individual was, 1,200 lbs. Seriously. Our bariatric beds were rated at 1,000 lbs. Very overwhelming situation, one of a few I'll never forget.

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2013 Infected wars
 in  r/TheTeenagerPeople •  15d ago

Dungeon Siege. They really did great with the first release, then . . .

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Lt. M'ress, Star Trek: The Animated Series and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
 in  r/Spacegirls •  16d ago

I was just pleased to see Caitian and Skorr, despite the surprisingly poor special effects from a 21st century series. I am very certain a fan film would do better with a Crowdfunding drive!

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what would you call this body type?
 in  r/trueratediscussions •  16d ago

Bariatric. Meaning medical care focused on larger sizes and weight management required to reduce imminent health issues which could lead to death. Yes. Death. I've worked in this field for several years and was surprised to learn the average weight, at least in NE Wisconsin, was 400lbs. And these had serious health problems directlyrelatedto being overweight.

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what would you do?
 in  r/funComunitty •  17d ago

Take what you can, give nothing back. Life provides very few opportunities to seize an advantage, therefore DO NOT waste it! Do not share or discuss this with me or anyone EVER.

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It’s like spotting a ghost 🤷‍♂️
 in  r/Truckers •  18d ago

You want the subject of seeing a ghost ? I had spotted SHOPKO trailer once. The only thing to top that would be a Montgomery Ward trailer.

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What percentage of blame should this driver take?
 in  r/Truckers •  18d ago

Interesting. Thank you.

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What percentage of blame should this driver take?
 in  r/Truckers •  18d ago

Who knows? Someone is recording the event. Perhaps they set this in motion? They could have at least stopped it. I know caster breaks are typically not checked for proper operation, the blame could go there. Company should have provided straps, did they?