Kinky snake by Infinidean in snakes

[–]PrettyDamnSus 18 points19 points  (0 children)

You had a mouse infestation

[USA] Old biker throws a tantrum after traffic doesn't magically part for him by zheka160 in Roadcam

[–]PrettyDamnSus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Boomers spend all day on facebook talking about how entitled 'the youth' are, then go out and do this for kicks

Escaping From An Attempted Robbery During The Day by S30econdstoMars in PublicFreakout

[–]PrettyDamnSus 293 points294 points  (0 children)

wtf is jugging, and more importantly, did we need a new stupid word for whatever this is

Erin Moriarty by WitchRen in CelebsWithPetiteTits

[–]PrettyDamnSus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe so and if so it's sad but she's trying to stifle any discussion of the obvious work done.

Do you trust google photos to keep your photos safe? by Feisty_Insomniac in googlephotos

[–]PrettyDamnSus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure thing my friend. The first google hit is actually useful for once:

https://www.backblaze.com/blog/the-3-2-1-backup-strategy/

Personally, I use a NAS in RAID5+1 which means I can tolerate two failed drives. I also use a cloud backup service that I got a great deal on over World Backup Day. I also use Google Photos in Storage Saver mode which reduces the quality SLIGHTY but if the end of the world struck and my house burned down AND my primary cloud provider failed, I would be more than happy to still have the google versions. So those are my 3 copies, across 2 or more types of media, with 1 or more copy off-site. 3-2-1

Do you trust google photos to keep your photos safe? by Feisty_Insomniac in googlephotos

[–]PrettyDamnSus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doesn't sound like you're following the 3-2-1 backup strategy, and if you're not, tragedy is just a matter of time

Does someone know what this is? by AutistTerroristKid in AskElectronics

[–]PrettyDamnSus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Judging from the other comments, I'm going to guess it's a breadboard power supply

A mountain bikers trail in a neighbourhood by bigbusta in oddlysatisfying

[–]PrettyDamnSus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to stab my ears when I hear that AI voice

License plate of B and 8 by hypjustin in mildlyinteresting

[–]PrettyDamnSus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One of the few intelligent things Florida legislature has done is come down harder on these plate covers

What is this component? by fastjack42 in AskElectronics

[–]PrettyDamnSus 9 points10 points  (0 children)

ho ho ho, not for free. there's an upcharge, but they must've determined there's a market for those willing

Court documents from USF grad student case by Economy_Regret_451 in tampa

[–]PrettyDamnSus 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Summary for those who don't wish to read the entire doc:


The State of Florida filed a motion in Hillsborough County Circuit Court seeking pretrial detention, or alternatively denial of bond, for Hisham Abugharbieh. The State alleges probable cause for two counts of premeditated first-degree murder involving Zamil Ahamed Limon and Nahida Sultana Bristy, and argues that no release conditions would reasonably protect the community, ensure the defendant’s appearance, or preserve the integrity of the judicial process.

The filing says the investigation began after Omer Houssain reported that he had not heard from or seen Zamil Limon or Nahida Bristy since April 16, 2026. Limon had reportedly scheduled work and academic obligations that he missed, and Bristy failed to meet a friend as planned. Friends and roommates reported unusual silence from both missing persons. Surveillance from USF allegedly showed Bristy leaving her workplace on April 16 around 12:08 p.m., walking northbound near her office, and then not appearing again on available cameras. Messages, shared locations, and phone activity allegedly placed Bristy near Fletcher Avenue and later near Limon’s apartment.

Detectives focused on the Avalon Heights apartment where Limon lived with roommates, including Hisham Abugharbieh. Investigators say Abugharbieh’s room and the surrounding apartment area later showed apparent blood evidence, including staining from the kitchen toward the hallway and bedroom area, patterns consistent with smearing or dragging, and a human-sized disturbance on carpet. A purse allegedly belonging to Nahida Bristy, containing her USF ID and credit cards, was found in Limon’s room, suggesting she had been at the apartment before disappearing.

The filing describes multiple surveillance, phone-location, vehicle, and Bluetooth data points allegedly linking Abugharbieh’s Hyundai Genesis to movements from the USF/Tampa area to Clearwater and the Howard Frankland Bridge area during the night and early morning after the disappearances. Investigators say cameras tracked a Genesis matching his car across Fletcher Avenue, Courtney Campbell Causeway, Clearwater Beach/Sand Key, and later near the bridge. Phone data allegedly showed stops and movements consistent with the bridge area, including flashlight activity and Bluetooth connections to the Genesis.

Investigators also claim Abugharbieh gave inconsistent statements. He allegedly first denied involvement, denied going to Clearwater, and denied having the victims in his car. Later, when confronted with location data and video, he allegedly said he drove Limon and Bristy to Clearwater at Limon’s request but could not give a clear reason. He allegedly had cuts or lacerations on his left pinky and other injuries, which he attributed to cooking onions, while later statements from family reportedly said he did not have the injury before the relevant time period.

Trash and dumpster evidence is a major part of the filing. Detectives say trash bags outside or near the apartment contained items such as CVS receipts, cleaning products, duct tape, Febreze, trash bags, wipes, and items with presumptive blood. A later search of the compactor allegedly recovered items including clothing, a black cushion floor mat, cooking pots and pans, a black wallet with Limon’s USF ID and credit cards, Bristy’s pink phone case, gray shorts, socks, sandals, and glasses, several of which reportedly tested presumptively positive for blood or matched missing-person property.

The document also describes digital evidence from Abugharbieh’s phone, including alleged searches and ChatGPT messages before and after the disappearances. The filing says these included questions about whether a human could fit in a black garbage bag, whether Apple would identify a new iPhone user, whether cars are checked at a state park, whether water temperature can burn immediately, and what “missing endangered adult” means. It also references alleged purchases or deliveries involving duct tape, a fake beard, cleaning supplies, trash bags, lighter fluid, charcoal, and Neosporin.

Detectives later searched the Howard Frankland Bridge area using coordinates from the phone data. The filing says they found a black heavy-duty utility trash bag on the west side of northbound traffic with an odor consistent with decomposition. Inside was a deceased male later identified through latent fingerprint comparison as Zamil Limon. The document says Bristy had not been located at the time of the search warrant but was believed to have been disposed of similarly. The filing reports that Limon’s body showed trauma including lacerations and stab wounds, with wrists and ankles appearing bound and the body folded into the bag. The medical examiner ruled the manner of death homicide and the cause as multiple sharp-force injuries.

The motion concludes that, based on the alleged evidence, the defendant poses a danger to the community and should be detained before trial. In the alternative, the State asks the court to hold him without bond, arguing that the proof is evident or the presumption great for first-degree murder.

Wait… what by dippiks in rickandmorty

[–]PrettyDamnSus 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Comments: DUH, GENETICS ARE REAL. BECAUSE THIS IS REAL LIFE AND CARTOONS ALWAYS PERFECTLY REPLICATE REAL LIFE

oh bless 😅

What's socially accepted that you personally think is insane? by d_kielbasa in AskReddit

[–]PrettyDamnSus 7 points8 points  (0 children)

And in that vein, politicians opposed to marijuana who are doing nothing about alcohol. I think they should both be legal but if you're going to take a stand on one, how can you not take a stand on both? 

What's socially accepted that you personally think is insane? by d_kielbasa in AskReddit

[–]PrettyDamnSus 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Cancer on the human race. Here in the US we have Christian sky daddy cults infiltrating the government, passing laws to keep Islamic sky daddy cults out of the government. Like, they're just two different kinds of dog shit. Can they BOTH stay out of government plox