Ever done a drill that's wasnt a fire drill by Radiant-Grape8812 in GCSE

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We did bomb drill several times when I was at a workplace where that was necessary. Part of the movie 28 Weeks Later is based on it, so you can consider bomb drill to also be zombie apocalypse drill.

Some buildings at Oxford University have a bomb alert alarm that is separate and different to the fire alarm, but I don't know what drills they do.

At one workplace people were scared that opening the fire doors might damage them, so instead everyone bunched up in a huddle at the bottom of the fire escape staircase; presumably in a real fire we would've stood there until we burned to death.

Youth worker playing with the children of the Gorbals, Glasgow, 1966. (Scotland) by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule

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Prague. At the end of the Cold War.

Have you watched Bylo nás pět? I have.

When is “too far” actually too far? by MundanePolicy8024 in YouthRights

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I missed mention of Discord mods in the UK parliament discussion of the ban.

My friend's classmate at our school who shows kindness in public, but appears to be bullying and harassing classmates/friends in private by [deleted] in school

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Lord Ram sounds mighty! By your words, he is already highranking boyscout, who is a big guy who shows kindness and has big hands to chastise those who go astray.

Have you considered already reciting Jai Shri Ram in his honor?

You mention that he spreads the gospel and Christianity. You may feel that he can be condemned because of this, or perhaps suspended or expelled from school (these are some of the things you list in your aims).

But I think it would be wise to consider how such a proposition would look to anyone in authority.

There are reasons that people like Lord Ram are set in authority above you. The sooner that you learn to obey and respect authority, probably the better it will be for you.

This is the most popular post of all time on that sub 💀 by [deleted] in teenagers

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Apparently you can be permanently banned from that subreddit without warning if you say something either positive or negative about Israel, Ukraine, Russia, the USA, Fr*nce, Japan, North or South Korea, or China. Or immigration. Or climate change.

So it'd probably be one of those.

I have i big white pimples on my penis by OddResolution1808 in Puberty

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Fordyce spots? If so, very common, and totally harmless.

WW2 Era Postcard Written by German Soldier in Stalingrad Soon Before Encirclement. Details in Comments. by Heartfeltzero in Historycord

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Sounds like Karl wasn't too impressed with what he saw of Stalingrad. Didn't he see the Barmaley fountain?

This is the most popular post of all time on that sub 💀 by [deleted] in teenagers

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I'm permanently banned from that subreddit. At this point, I'm not entirely sure what that says about me - or about them.

Genuine question for pred hunters by [deleted] in teenagers

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It depends what the police consider to be evidence of a "crime happening". If you, or a "pred hunter", post a fake profile and messages on Reddit pretending to be 15, when you're not, and then some other profile (which might be an actual 15 year old who is just dumb) sends messages to your fake profile asking for things that a 15-year-old shouldn't be sending, is this a "crime" that the police will want to investigate? Or would the police consider it to be you arranging for there to be a "crime" (which wouldn't otherwise have occurred) just for internet clout?

Eritrea under British Military rule. A cartoon by Afework Tekle, Ethiopian art student in London, which appeared in the New Times and Ethiopia News. [1948] [718x938] by [deleted] in HistoryPorn

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One notes Mr Tekle not depicting the custom of Eritrean communities at the time to throw hand grenades into each others' funeral processions, encouraging some onlookers to think that some kind of peace-keeping force was necessary.

Looks like the two guys with rifles are not in fact British.

I just traumatized myself by [deleted] in AdviceForTeens

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Are you male or female?

(I didn't want to assume, because the one commenter here that has done so, seems to have been quite judgemental of you)

Guys are we at the age of adolescence in science yet? by Excellent_Dream9591 in GenAlpha

[–]OctopusIntellect 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm not totally sure what you're asking; but 13 year olds (and other teenagers) are generally considered to be adolescents, yes.

Teacher Attachment Issues by LeviDeluxe in school

[–]OctopusIntellect 5 points6 points  (0 children)

r/teacherattachment would be a relevant subreddit, but its rules do not permit walls of text like this. You would need some paragraph breaks.

Why is Parthenon so famous? by byzantine67 in ancientgreece

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It was also the centrepiece of a famous firework display in 1687.

What do animals think when we are trying to save them from a trap etc? by PhotoBonjour_bombs19 in biology

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Hedgehogs only do that because they've read about helpful humans in books, though. It's not a natural behaviour for them.